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Little Amal comes to Leeds

'Little Amal' is a 3.5m high puppet by the creators of the Warhorse. Operated by one person inside and two people outside, she represents a Syrian refugee child in particular. The puppet has visited cities across Europe from Turkey and Ukraine to the UK since July 2021, to raise awareness of child refugees around the world in general. She visited Bradford and Leeds on 20 June 2022 towards the end of her European journey before heading to the USA in September. Website: LinkExternal link
by Stephen Craven

Created: Mon, 20 Jun 2022, Updated: Mon, 20 Jun 2022


14 images use this description: (all images taken in 2022)

SE3033 : Following Little Amal down the Headrow by Stephen Craven
SE2934 : Little Amal welcomed with bubbles by Stephen Craven
SE2934 : Little Amal enters Millennium Square by Stephen Craven
SE2933 : Little Amal shakes hands by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : Little Amal with flags by Stephen Craven
SE2933 : Banner for Little Amal in Millennium Square by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : Care 4 Calais banner by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : The band welcomes Little Amal by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : It's that band again! by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : Little Amal enters Leeds by Stephen Craven
SE2934 : Little Amal receives flowers by Stephen Craven
SE2933 : War and Peace? by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : Little Amal with assistants by Stephen Craven
SE3033 : Little Amal asks for an ice cream by Stephen Craven


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