Burattini et Fantoccini
Overview
Intro
Exhibition at the Swiss Puppet Museum
Burattini are traditional Italian glove puppets that emerged in the 16th century, inspired by the character « Burattino » from thecommedia dell’arte. The Swiss Museum of Puppetry houses a collection of burattini, including a set entrusted by the family of the Ticinese collector Plinio Grossi (1924-2012). These pieces bear witness to a tradition that remains very much alive in northern Italy.
Fantoccini, small puppets operated by strings, wires, or mechanisms, also confirm Italian creativity in another very popular tradition.
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Musée Suisse de la Marionnette
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| Event Homepage | https://fribourg.ch/en/fribourg/events/burattini-et-fantoccini/ |
Event dates
- 19 September 2026
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