Kaylene and Kwasi Mantey-Worrell, of the Flying Hat Company, with their puppets, Redberry and Quack Doctor Fox, during a lunch-time performance at the Durham Street Methodist Church Festival. The Christchurch-based Flying Hat Company consists of 10 people and 40 puppets, built up over the last three years. The company will present shows during the August school holidays at the-Christchurch Arts Centre.
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61Kaylene and Kwasi Mantey-Worrell, of the Flying Hat Company, with their puppets, Redberry and Quack Doctor Fox, during a lunch-time performance at the Durham Street Methodist Church Festival. The Christchurch-based Flying Hat Company consists of 10 people and 40 puppets, built up over the last three years. The company will present shows during the August school holidays at the-Christchurch Arts Centre. Press, 7 August 1981, Page 1
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