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Beth Timmins

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  • Broadcast Journalist, BBC
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Reporter @BBCNews / @JSchofieldTrust fellow / Writing DPhil @StCrossCollege and tutoring @oxford_anthro + @school_of_arch (She/her)
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The puppet shows bringing storytelling and solace to bomb shelters in Ukraine

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By Beth Timmins Verified
| The African Mirror
AS war threatens to erase everyday life in Ukraine, artists have turned to puppetry, one of the oldest forms of storytelling. Light enough to travel, intimate enough to gather a crowd, and able to capture the attention of children, puppet shows have become resilient tools of resistance, support, and relief for the people of a country at war.
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The puppet shows bringing storytelling and solace to bomb shelters in Ukraine

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By Beth Timmins Verified
| Inkl
As war threatens to erase everyday life in Ukraine, artists have turned to puppetry, one of the oldest forms of storytelling. Light enough to travel, intimate enough to gather a crowd and able to capture the attention of children, puppet shows have become resilient tools of resistance, support and relief for the people of a country at war.
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The puppet shows bringing storytelling and solace to bomb shelters in Ukraine

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By Beth Timmins Verified
| Tolerance Canada
As war threatens to erase everyday life in Ukraine, artists have turned to puppetry, one of the oldest forms of storytelling. Light enough to travel, intimate enough to gather a crowd and able to capture the attention of children, puppet shows have become resilient tools of resistance, support and relief for the people of a country at war.
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