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Peter Pup is a marionette character associated with the Hogarth Puppets, the British puppet company founded by Jan Bussell and Ann Hogarth in 1932. The character belongs to the group's body of string-puppet work, which included stage performances and television productions; the company's television character Muffin the Mule appeared in a BBC series operated by Ann Hogarth. Peter Pup is of interest to researchers and collectors documenting British puppetry.
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Who is Peter Pup?
Peter Pup is a marionette character associated with the Hogarth Puppets. The British puppet company was founded by Jan Bussell and Ann Hogarth in 1932.
What type of puppet is Peter Pup?
Peter Pup is a marionette, meaning a string-controlled puppet. He belongs to the Hogarth Puppets' tradition of body-based string-puppet characters.
Who created the company associated with Peter Pup?
Peter Pup is associated with Hogarth Puppets, founded by Jan Bussell and Ann Hogarth in 1932. The company produced stage performances as well as television productions.
Where did Hogarth Puppets present characters such as Peter Pup?
The Hogarth Puppets' work included live stage performances and television productions. Peter Pup belongs to that broader British string-puppet tradition.
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