Egyptian Shadow Puppet Theatre By Joshua Stringer

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Egyptian Shadow Puppet Theatre By Joshua Stringer Origins Shadow puppets reached Egypt through India, which in turn got them from China. They were brought to Egypt when Mohammed ibn Daniyal wrote three shadow plays It differs from Turkish

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Egyptian Shadow Puppet Theatre By Joshua Stringer<br>
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Origins Shadow puppets reached Egypt through India, which in turn got them from China.
They were brought to Egypt when Mohammed ibn Daniyal wrote three shadow plays
It differs from Turkish Karagoz shadow puppetry because it has no fixed characters. It also uses different plays and puppets<br>
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Style It was performed to rowdy coffeehouses in uneducated villagers and children.
The puppets were made from rawhide that had been painted with bright colours.
Due to Islamic law the puppets had holes in their chest and stomach.
Each puppet possessed articulated limbs which were attached to a long stick allowing the Muqaddam or puppet master to control them.
The shadows of these puppets where then projected onto a white screen for the audience to view.<br>