Brimstone The Dragon
- King's Cross Summer Sounds Stable Street London, England, N1C 4DQ United Kingdom (map)
Brimstone - The Dragon:
Brimstone – The Dragon is a roaming theatrical experience that sparks imagination, instils wonder, and imparts subtle lessons in a way that resonates with children and their families.
The 6-metre long Giant Dragon puppet, is brought to life by 4 highly skilled puppeteers to tell the magical and adventurous story of Brimstone, a fearsome and misunderstood beast from a hidden island.
The interactive promenade adventure will involve the dragon, who will search high, low, around, and through the crowds and public spaces searching for his long-lost friend.
FULL PROGRANMME
This is part of our Folk Family Sunday at Kings Cross Summer Sounds.
12:30pm - 1pm, Brimstone - The Dragon*
1pm - 2pm, Bhangra Ceilidh
2pm - 2:45pm, National Youth Folk Ensemble
2:30pm - 3pm, Brimstone - The Dragon*
3pm - 4pm, Bhangra Ceilidh
4pm - 4:45pm, National Youth Folk Ensemble
4:30pm - 5pm, Brimstone - The Dragon*
5pm - 6pm, Gadarene
* Brimstone can be found on Granary Square
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