Published Works
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- Puppen und Masken. Das Bread and Puppet Theater, Fischer, Frankfurt am Main/Germany, 1973.
- The old art of puppetry in the new world order, 1993.
- Bread: A lecture to art students at SUNY/Purchase, New York. 1987, reprint 1994.
- Bread & Puppet. Green Man, 1996.
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