Out of the Deep Blue - EKO
- St Osyth Summer Sounds Westfield Lane Clacton-on-Sea, England, CO16 8GW United Kingdom (map)
Out of the Deep Blue:
Eko the Sea Giant – A Walkabout Act
Meet Eko, a 13-foot-tall Sea Giant, brought to life by 5 masterful puppeteers. As the captivating star of Autin Dance Theatre’s acclaimed show Out of the Deep Blue, Eko rises from the depths, inspiring awe and wonder wherever he roams.
This outdoor spectacle combines physical theatre and puppetry to tell a poignant story of climate emergency, connection, and hope. Designed for family and festival audiences, Eko’s giant moves and colossal presence create unforgettable moments of interaction and discovery.
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