Puppetry (noun)

The art or technique of animating puppets to create the illusion of life.

Origin:

Derived from the middle french 'poupeterie' meaning 'doll play'.

Examples:

1. The puppetry show at the fair was a hit with both children and adults.
2. The puppetry in the film was so advanced that it was almost indistinguishable from real life.
3. The puppetry museum in the city showcases a variety of styles and techniques.
4. The ancient tradition of puppetry is still popular in many cultures today.
5. The puppetry workshop taught the children how to create and perform with their own puppets.