Who is having the most fun – the puppeteers or the children at Forster Library? Last Wednesday’s performance by the U3A’s puppetry group drew an appreciative audience.
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Waiting in the wings for a bit of 'Agadoo' complete with hip sways and hand flourishes are U3A's Jan Wagstaff, Morag Peters and Toni Angus.
Taking home a 'puppet stick' four-year-old Jim Hamer with his mother Katie, from Tuncurry, couldn't hold back his smile.
A mixed bag of puppets, seniors and children under 5 enjoyed last Wednesday's puppet performance at Forster Library.
Three-year-old Harrison Mills is not quite sure what to think of this embrace by 'the cat' but by all appearances this is one puppet which thinks it got the cream.
She may only be 18 months old, but Forster's Layla Don enjoyed the puppets, dancing and singing accompanied by nanna Sandra Fanning.
Forster's Tania and son four-year-old Silas Hansen sneak some puppet time in before he fills his days with school and a different fun, next year.
There was more than just puppets to entertain this receptive crowd.
This cat's got the cream.
