Name: BEANPIG PUPPETS X LIQUID LIBRARY
Start: 2024-05-26 19:30:00
End: 2024-05-26 22:00:00
Location: The Rose Hill

An evening of puppet noise and nonsenseBristol based collectives Beanpig Puppets & Liquid Library join together to bring you a noisy puppet show with sounds and movements channeled live and direct from the living object realm.This show is a ritual of the meaning of the absurd, you can expect transformative puppets that dance between worlds and sounds never before heard, some only audible to objects. This show will only be performed once at Brighton Fringe and perhaps never again for all eternity.Bean pig puppetry is a queer puppetry collective that believes in the life of all things! They believe in the possibility of other worlds that are in a constant state of transformation, destruction and creation. They believe that anything can come to life, anything can transform and anything is possible if its made out of cardboard and old curtains.Liquid Library is a queer music and DIY arts collective. A multi-headed creature of noise, light and colour. With an ever shifting membership they strive to find the sweet spot between the sacred and the ridiculous.The show will be punctuated by an interval where you can enjoy the delicious beverages form the Rose Hill, and after the show has ended we will enjoy some music in the bar and time to meet the puppets, and even have a go yourself on the stage!Doors 19.00 Make yourself cozyShow starts 19.30 - 20.00 30 minute interval + Puppet making!Show continues 20.00 - 20.30Puppet making / Puppet Jam / Puppet autographs 20.30 - 22.00

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