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Xander Marro

b. 1975

American puppeteer

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Born 1975. Xander Marro is an American marionetteist and artist.

Xander Marro (born 1975) is an American artist, underground puppet maker, and arts non-profit director based in Providence, Rhode Island.

Work She is a member of the Dirt Palace, a feminist art collective, where she makes movies, puppet shows, prints, and phone calls. She curated the long-running "Movies with Live Soundtracks" series and toured with "Bird Songs of the Bauharoque," a two-woman puppet operetta starring her alter-egos, Lady Longarms and Madame von Temper Tantrum, as well as the alter-ego of Becky Stark, who is Marro's other half in the band Lavender Diamond. In her spare time she works as the Managing Director of Providence Not-for-Profit arts organization AS220. She graduated from Brown University in Art/Semiotics.

Marro is described by the Providence Phoenix as a "puppet-maker and projectionist steeped in the underground."

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Born
1975
Birth century
Occupation
Marionetteist, artist
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Education
Brown University

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Who is Xander Marro?

American puppeteer

When was Xander Marro born?

Xander Marro was born in 1975.

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Xander Marro is a marionetteist and artist.

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Xander Marro is American.

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· Wikipedia: Xander Marro

· Wikidata: Q8042908

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