James Rowley

James Rowley is a Canadian puppeteer, singer, and voice actor who was an additional puppeteer on The Muppets Wizard of Oz and the Creature Shop movie Turkey Hollow. He could have done other Muppet projects that were filmed in Canada, such as It's a Very Merry Muppet Christmas Movie or at a Just for Laughs event. James was probably more comfortable doing outside work like singing. Rowley has done various non-Henson puppetry works such as Stargate SG-1, The Santa Clause 2, and Scary Movie 3, to name a few. He got to work alongside other Canadian puppeteers such as Jeny Cassidy, Geoff Redknap, Robert Mills, and Gordon Robertson. He also has his own company called One Night Castle Projects, a theatre company designed for Japanese puppetry after studying for three years in Japan. James Rowley is also good at singing, but I wonder if he ever recorded songs for an album. He should also say on his website what animated shows he voice acted on. Personally, I think that anyone who has various other talents should give sources. James occasionally does puppetry today, he just hasn't revealed what show it's on. Maybe Rowley is an additional puppeteer on the latest Nickelodeon show, The Barbarian and the Troll, featuring many LA puppeteers. At least he got to work with the famous Muppet performers for at least one time. He'll probably find another Canadian show featuring puppetry someday, it just will not happen yet. James Rowley, you're a natural working at One Night Castle Projects and other freelance work from Japan to Canada. Keep on puppeteering, singing, and voice acting and maybe the Muppets might ask you to assist them again. Don't stop doing your talents James. You got what it takes Rowley!

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