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[[Image:Carmen1.jpg|thumb|300px|Carmen Osbahr performing Rosita.]]
Carmen Osbahr did not originally plan to become a puppeteer. Interested more in the television medium, puppetry came into her life when she began working on several television shows in Mexico City for Televisa which included puppets. In 1985, she attended a [[Muppeteer Workshop]] that scouted out young talent for [[Sesame Street]]'s Mexican co-production, ''[[Plaza Sesamo]]''. [[Kermit Love]] asked Carmen to not only work on ''Plaza Sesamo'', but to train other puppeteers at the workshop.
 
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'''Carmen Osbahr''' (b. April 21) did not originally plan to become a puppeteer. Though she was interested more in the television medium, puppetry came into her life when she began working on several television shows in Mexico City for Televisa which included puppets. In 1985, she attended a [[Muppeteer Workshop]] in New York City that scouted out young talent for [[Sesame Street]]'s Mexican co-production, ''[[Plaza Sésamo]]''. [[Kermit Love]] asked Osbahr not only to work on ''Plaza Sésamo'', but also to train other puppeteers at the workshop.
   
From there, Osbahr got in touch with [[Jim Henson]], and she began visiting the set of ''Sesame Street'' in the mid-eighties. Osbahr became an official [[Muppeteer]] in [[1989]]. Her most well known character, [[Rosita]], made her first appearance on ''Sesame Street'' in [[1992]]. {{cite}}
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From there, Osbahr got in touch with [[Jim Henson]], and she began visiting the set of ''Sesame Street'' in the mid-1980s. Osbahr became an official [[Muppeteer]] in 1989. Her best-known character, [[Rosita]], made her first appearance on ''Sesame Street'' in [[Season 23]].
   
 
Osbahr has since performed on a variety of Muppet projects, including ''[[Bear in the Big Blue House]]'' and ''[[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]''. She also performed Kiki in the TV series ''[[TV Shows with Muppet Connections|The Puzzle Place]]''.
 
Osbahr has since performed on a variety of Muppet projects, including ''[[Bear in the Big Blue House]]'' and ''[[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]''. She also performed Kiki in the TV series ''[[TV Shows with Muppet Connections|The Puzzle Place]]''.
   
Osbahr also appears as Lily the Water Sprite in the full half-hour version of ''Johnny and the Sprites'', premiering in January [[2007]].
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Osbahr also appears as Lily the Water Sprite in the full half-hour version of ''Johnny and the Sprites'', which premiered in January 2007.
   
 
==Puppeteer credits==
 
==Puppeteer credits==
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*''[[Sesame Street]]'': [[Rosita]], [[Ovejita]], [[Mrs. Dogooder]], [[Sophie]], [[The Seven Dwarves|Itchy (Dwarf #4)]] ([[Episode 4114|4114]]), [[The Queen of Nacho Picchu]]
:''[[Sesame Street]]'': [[Rosita]]
 
:''[[Bear in the Big Blue House]]'': [[Ursa]]
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*''[[Bear in the Big Blue House]]'': [[Ursa]]
:''[[City Kids]]''
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*''[[Panwapa]]'': [[Baabra Sheep]]
:''[[Aliens in the Family]]''
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*''[[City Kids]]''
:''[[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]''
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*''[[Aliens in the Family]]''
:''[[Billy Bunny's Animal Songs]]''
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*''[[Dog City (series)|Dog City]]''
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*''[[Billy Bunny's Animal Songs]]'': Gopher, Frog
:''[[The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson]]''
 
:''[[Sesame Street's Staying Up Late]]''
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*''[[The Muppets Celebrate Jim Henson]]''
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*''[[Sing-Along Earth Songs]]'': [[Fauna]]
:''[[The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland]]''
 
 
*''[[Sesame Street Stays Up Late!]]''
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*''[[Telling the Truth]]'': [[Sheep]]
 
*''[[The Adventures of Elmo in Grouchland]]''
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*''[[MasterCard]]''
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*''[[Elmo's World: Happy Holidays]]'': [[Christmas Carolers|Green Caroler]]
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*''[[Elmo's Potty Time]]''
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*''[[Sesame Beginnings]]''
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*''[[Abby in Wonderland]]''
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*''[[Let's Get Ready!]]''
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*''[[Coming Home]]''
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*''[[Being Green (video)|Being Green]]''
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*''[[When Families Grieve]]''
   
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==Non-Henson Credits==
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* ''[[30 Rock]]''
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* ''[[Johnny and the Sprites]]'' - Lily the Water Sprite
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* ''[[The Puzzle Place]]'' - Kiki Flores
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* ''[[Between the Lions]]'' - Sierra Lion
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==External links==
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* Peter Gerstenzang, "[http://www.nytimes.com/2007/04/01/nyregion/nyregionspecial2/01ctpeople.html Behind the Scenes: Kermit the Frog Turned Me Into a Puppeteer]", ''New York Times'', 1 April 2007
 
[[Category:Muppet Performers|Osbahr, Carmen]]
 
[[Category:Muppet Performers|Osbahr, Carmen]]
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[[Category:Creature Shop Puppeteers|Osbahr, Carmen]]

Revision as of 17:04, 18 November 2013

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Carmen Osbahr performing Rosita.

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Carmen Osbahr (b. April 21) did not originally plan to become a puppeteer. Though she was interested more in the television medium, puppetry came into her life when she began working on several television shows in Mexico City for Televisa which included puppets. In 1985, she attended a Muppeteer Workshop in New York City that scouted out young talent for Sesame Street's Mexican co-production, Plaza Sésamo. Kermit Love asked Osbahr not only to work on Plaza Sésamo, but also to train other puppeteers at the workshop.

From there, Osbahr got in touch with Jim Henson, and she began visiting the set of Sesame Street in the mid-1980s. Osbahr became an official Muppeteer in 1989. Her best-known character, Rosita, made her first appearance on Sesame Street in Season 23.

Osbahr has since performed on a variety of Muppet projects, including Bear in the Big Blue House and Dog City. She also performed Kiki in the TV series The Puzzle Place.

Osbahr also appears as Lily the Water Sprite in the full half-hour version of Johnny and the Sprites, which premiered in January 2007.

Puppeteer credits

Non-Henson Credits

External links