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Daisy Jordan, founder of Barely Human Puppets, is a visual artist, puppeteer and performer living in Brighton.
She can be found regularly performing around the city, particularly at Bom-Bane's - a little cafe and music venue run by musician Jane Bom-Bane.
She creates puppets of all different shapes and sizes - some talk, others mime. Many are monkey-shaped.
As a maker and manipulator of puppets, her work tends to explore the tension between the real and the imaginary; the delightful and the grotesque; and the sweet and the unsavoury.
For Daisy, puppetry is an ideal way of combining two of her passions: stories and making.
Education - Studied Puppetry at the Ernst Busch School of Performing Arts, Berlin during the Winter Semester (Oct - February) 2015/2016.
Studied Fine Art Painting at the University of Brighton, graduating in 2009.
She can be found regularly performing around the city, particularly at Bom-Bane's - a little cafe and music venue run by musician Jane Bom-Bane.
She creates puppets of all different shapes and sizes - some talk, others mime. Many are monkey-shaped.
As a maker and manipulator of puppets, her work tends to explore the tension between the real and the imaginary; the delightful and the grotesque; and the sweet and the unsavoury.
For Daisy, puppetry is an ideal way of combining two of her passions: stories and making.
Education - Studied Puppetry at the Ernst Busch School of Performing Arts, Berlin during the Winter Semester (Oct - February) 2015/2016.
Studied Fine Art Painting at the University of Brighton, graduating in 2009.
Latest News: Currently running - Bom-bane's' "Snow White and the Seven Sisters"
Daisy of Barely Human Puppets is currently performing in the new Bom-Bane's production, Snow White and the Seven Sisters from 4th December til 22nd December - two shows a night, every night except Mondays.
The show was born of and written by Jane Bom-Bane and Eliza Skelton and is a folk musical with a three course meal. Other performers (as well as Jane, Eliza and Daisy) are Kate Daisy Grant, Becca Dyer and Martin Peters. Featuring art work and puppetry by Daisy.
For more info and to book, visit www.bom-banes.com
The show was born of and written by Jane Bom-Bane and Eliza Skelton and is a folk musical with a three course meal. Other performers (as well as Jane, Eliza and Daisy) are Kate Daisy Grant, Becca Dyer and Martin Peters. Featuring art work and puppetry by Daisy.
For more info and to book, visit www.bom-banes.com
