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Summer of Play: Trolliver with puppeteer, Georgia Hill

Meet Trolliver - the bridge dwelling rascal who has gone for a wander around Seaton Delaval Hall. He's full of mischief, noisy burps, silly farts and unexpected surprises!

  • Booking not needed
  • Free event (admission applies)

Georgia Hill is a maker based in the North East of England, who creates playful puppets, props and costumes for theatre, television and live events across the UK. Her love for bright colours, bold characters and a wacky sense of humour really come to life when creating work for children and families, designing and building puppets that are full of personality. Through her work Georgia aims to bring joy, spark imagination and make people smile. Trolliver is her latest creation!

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