String Symphony’s Leor will delight people on the Gold Coast.
Camera IconString Symphony’s Leor will delight people on the Gold Coast. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Spare Parts Puppet Theatre packs for Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games

Tanya MacNaughtonEastern Reporter

SPARE Parts Puppet Theatre will have the world, or at least the Commonwealth, on a string when it takes multi-sensory interactive experience String Symphony to the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games celebrations.

Designed for all ages, the giant hand-woven illuminated puppet named Leor (meaning ‘I have light’) was designed by puppet maker Leon Hendroff and audience members are invited to work together to bring him to life.

Leor is made from more than 1km of rope and 600 LED lights and was created to bring strangers together for a unique shared experience.

String Symphony provides an opportunity for them to have a tangible connection with other people,” Hendroff said.

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Presented by the Bleach Festival and the 2018 Festival (the GC2018 arts and culture program), String Symphony will be at Paradise Point on the Gold Coast, March 31to April 4 and at South Bank Parklands in Brisbane, April 6 to 11.