Dinosaur World Live puppets let loose at St Pancras International
by Best of Theatre Staff on in Theatre News
The dinosaur puppets from the Olivier Award-winning family show Dinosaur World Live were caught roaming St Pancras International this week.
The dinosaur puppets from the Olivier Award-winning family show Dinosaur World Live have been photographed roaming St Pancras International.
Tam the baby T-rex, Juliet the Segnosaurus and Orlando the Microraptor were let loose in the station on Thursday 13 August, where they were caught mingling with the commuters.
The interactive children's theatre show has returned to the Troubadour Wembley Park Theatre for a limited run until Sunday 6 September.
Miranda leads the show, stepping into a prehistoric world of astonishing and remarkably life-like creatures. She guides audiences through everything dinosaur-related and introduces them to every child's favourite flesh-eating giant, the Tyrannosaurus Rex, alongside a Triceratops, Giraffatitan, Microraptor and Segnosaurus — both entertaining and educational.
Dinosaur World Live stars Lizzie Burder as Miranda, with Nat Speight (puppeteer and puppetry captain), William Chaplin Stephens (puppeteer and puppet tech), Sebastian Chambers (puppeteer), Georgia Wall (puppeteer and understudy) and Alice Bravery (puppeteer).
Images are by Leoni Blue.