Performing Puppetry Direction in the Multimedia Age

The book *Performing Puppetry Direction in the Multimedia Age*, by Shadi Asadpour and Dr. Miralireza Daryabeigi, has been published. It examines developments in contemporary puppet theater and the impact of digital media on performance and directing methods.

The book "Directing Puppet Theater in the Multimedia Era" written by Shadi Asadpour and Dr. Mir Alireza Daryabigi, was published with the focus on investigating the developments of contemporary puppet theater and the influence of digital media on performance and directing methods.

According to Ambassador Arjan, this work is the result of research and revision of Shadi Asadpour's master's thesis in the field of theater directing, which was done under the guidance of Dr. Mir Alireza Daryabigi.

According to this report, in this book, the authors have investigated the relationship between puppet theater and contemporary media and digital technologies, and reread the fundamental concepts of "puppet", "animate" and "puppet player" in the context of the evolution of performing arts. The interaction of puppet theater with arts such as performance, dance, music, cinema and visual arts and the effect of this connection on the formation of contemporary performance language is also another focus of this research. This book is compiled in four chapters and includes topics such as the history of puppets and puppet shows in Iran and the world, the types of this art, the evolution of contemporary puppet theater, the relationship between puppets and the performer's body and the performance object, and the connection between puppet shows and the media.

At the same time, this work, with a research and interdisciplinary approach, examines the capabilities of puppet theater in the face of modern media and can be used by students, researchers and those interested in performing arts. The book "Directing Puppet Theater in the Multimedia Age" written by Shadi Asadpour and Mir Alireza Daryabigi was published by Daryabigi Publishing House and made available to the public.

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