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Revision as of 13:46, 29 July 2013
Unfinished History
The San Francisco Diggers engaged in a variety of actions during their heyday from 1965-67, all of which involved the concept of "Free." Parallel to the Bread and Circus puppet theater on the East Coast, the Diggers staged in parks and backyards around San Francisco a series of "Free City Puppets" shows.
Free City Puppets in the Civic Center.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
Free City Puppets in the Civic Center.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
Free City Puppets in the Panhandle.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
Free City Puppets in Washington Square.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
Backyard puppet show.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
Kids enjoying the show.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
In the Panhandle.
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.
Puppets at home!
Photo: © Chuck Gould, all rights reserved.