Annie Evans and Martin P. Robinson
Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors (designer/performer); The Frogs (designer). Off Broadway: Little Shop of Horrors (Drama Desk, L.A. Drama Critics, Villager Awards); Go, Diego Go! National Tour (puppet designer); Night on Bald Mountain, Carnival of the Animals and Firebird for the Young People’s Concerts at Carnegie Hall (designer/performer). Film: Muppets Take Manhattan, Follow That Bird, Elmo in Grouchland, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, The Producers. TV: “Sesame Street” – 28 years playing Mr. Snuffleupagus, Telly Monster, Slimey the Worm, etc. (Emmy nomination, Outstanding Children’s Performer); “Allegra’s Window”; “Wubbulous World of Dr. Seuss”; “Spitting Image”; “Oobi.” Sesame Street International Senior Muppet Coordinator/Teacher – Mexico, Israel, Palestine, Egypt, Germany, Russia, Bangladesh, France, India, Indonesia, Northern Ireland (Peacebuilder Award); Eugene O’Neill Theatre Center National Puppetry Conference – staff; The Jim Henson Foundation – Board Member.
Martin's site: www.MartinPRobinson.com
I read in 40 Years of Life on the Street about an incident involving Snuffy's puppet where a sombrero caused the wood frame to collapse on you and Bryant Young. Did they rebuild the puppet after that or did they just make a new one?
Edward
Read the Reply ›I just wanted to say thanks for the blog. My daughter Kylie (who just turned two yesterday) loves to ask if we are going to see "the babies." Thank you so much to you and Marty for bringing the joy of Sesame Street into our lives every day.
Kendal and Kylie Montreal, Canada
Read the Reply ›I've noticed that there are fewer Muppets and people in an episode now than there were twenty years ago. Does everyone show up on the set for filming days or only certain ones? Who decides who gets to play the Anything Muppets? There are some voices I hear more than others.
Glenda
Read the Reply ›I have two questions. First, what is your favorite performance on the show as either Snuffy or Telly? Second, you are one the few performers who worked with Jim Henson. What is the best advice he has given you? Thank you and all the puppeteers who work with the Muppets. You bring the world joy.
Sherri
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