Storm meets Little Amal in Govan
- 2 years ago
GLASGOW. Govan. STORM MEETS LITTLE AMAL IN GOVAN.
Storm, who is a ten-metre tall "goddess of the sea" and made entirely of recycled materials, meets Little Amal - a three-and-a-half metre tall Syrian refugee puppet.
Created by visual theatre company, Vision Mechanics, Storm comes to Glasgow to share her message of the oceans in crisis during COP26.
The two puppets meet near the old Govan Graving Docks at 1.30pm and walk through Govan..
Storm and Little Ama travel through Govan to the former site of "Moot Hill" on Water Row.
They meet children from local Govan primary schools, hear rhymes and music from local rap artists and witness dancers perform.
Police Scotland say road closures will be in place.
Storm, who is a ten-metre tall "goddess of the sea" and made entirely of recycled materials, meets Little Amal - a three-and-a-half metre tall Syrian refugee puppet.
Created by visual theatre company, Vision Mechanics, Storm comes to Glasgow to share her message of the oceans in crisis during COP26.
The two puppets meet near the old Govan Graving Docks at 1.30pm and walk through Govan..
Storm and Little Ama travel through Govan to the former site of "Moot Hill" on Water Row.
They meet children from local Govan primary schools, hear rhymes and music from local rap artists and witness dancers perform.
Police Scotland say road closures will be in place.