Presented By Puppets with Guts

The Lips

Part of Greenwich Fair and On Your Doorstep: Thamesmead

29 & 30 August

What to Expect: Great for Kids

Free

The Lips are a chorus of delightfully deviant divas whose mouths have broken free from their bodies! A luminous outdoor big puppet singalong show with something to say, The Lips reanimate our favourite songs, celebrate our shared love of popular music and uphold our freedom to speak out through a luminous pop puppetry lip sync performance.

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Access

Site Access

Site Access information is available on the Greenwich Fair page.

Show Access

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessible
Assistance Dogs Welcome
BSL Interpreted
Relaxed Introduction

Access content will be available online via your mobile phone. Please bring a charging pack if you are concerned about battery use.

Content & Trigger Warnings: Daytime shows: confetti, Night time shows: white smoke, flashing lights, launch of space ship.

Notes for Audience

Audience interaction in captioned. The company are currently developing a LED screen with lyrics.

Brochure

Large-print and Easy Read versions of the festival brochure will be available to download in advance or to pick up on the day. Visit our Access page for more information.on.

Where to find it

The Lips will be performed at:

Greenwich Fair – Cutty Sark Gardens, Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich, SE10 9NN | 29 August, 3.15pm, 5.15pm & 8.30pm

On Your Doorstep: Thamesmead – Claridge Way, The Moorings, Thamesmead | 30 August, 1.40pm, 3.10pm & 5.40pm

Greenwich Fair

29 August

On Your Doorstep: Thamesmead

30 August

About the company

Puppets with Guts make extraordinary big puppets, animating public spaces with spectacular shows that illuminate contemporary society. From greenfield festivals and urban parades, to heritage attractions and town halls, botanic gardens, forests, theatres and film sets, their shows excel at transforming spaces with an audacious and subversive style of performance.

Supported by

The Lips is supported by Arts Council England.