Oh, and one more thing: he's a puppet — a puppet who plays an integral part in the three-time Tony Award-winning theatrical ...

When Richard Parker slinks into the room, it is difficult not to catch your breath. The Royal Bengal tiger puppet is the star of the stage production of “Life of Pi” and the puppeteers who ...

Not a lion, but a fierce Bengal tiger called Richard Parker, accidentally and whimsically misnamed through a paperwork snafu. Colored in a deep orange-glow with black smear striping, ...

See the story of Pi, Orange Juice, and Richard Parker on stage. Go to the content Go to the footer. No thanks. Subscribe. ... and Richard Parker the Bengal tiger. If you’ve seen ...

We always try to refer to Richard Parker as Richard Parker; not like, ‘Oh, go get the puppet.’ Or, you know, ‘Go get the zebra puppet.” All of the puppets are named in the script.

Taha Mandviwala (left) as Pi and Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin and Toussaint Jeanlouis as Richard Parker in the National Tour of “Life of Pi,” coming to the Ahmanson Theatre on May 6.

It took a lot of special effects wizardry to make the CGI animals of Life of Pi so convincing, especially the Bengal tiger known as Richard Parker. That tiger with a human name is a key part of ...

After the cargo ship they’re traveling on founders, Pi is stranded at sea with the only other survivor, a Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. After miraculously surviving 227 days at sea, ...

The play features jaw-dropping visuals and world-class puppetry. Goodin plays the life-sized Bengal tiger puppet Richard Parker. It takes three puppeteers to create the illusion of this character.

Pi (Taha Mandivala) and Bengal tiger Richard Parker (puppeteered by Anna Leigh Gortner, Shiloh Goodin and Toussaint Jeanlouis) in Broadway’s “Life of Pi.” (Evan Zimmerman for MurphyMade) ...

The Bengal tiger in the show, known as "Richard Parker," is a puppet that is operated by three different people at once. Life of Pi CBS "You really have to have an art of listening to your teammates.