Rappaccini's Daughter by Nathaniel Hawthorne Adapted by Jennifer Stoessner
	Hawthorne's 1844 story of scientific experiment and human frailty suggested the perfect vehicle for puppet theatre. The puppets have been painstakingly designed, sculpted, and sewn.  They feature turning heads as well as plastic tubes at the wrists for the insertion of arm rods. In order of appearance: Giovanni Guasconti Dame Lisabetta Dr. Rappaccini Beatrice Rappaccini Dr. Baglioni