Sea Odyssey "giants" to visit community
Three "giants" are to walk through Liverpool in the city's biggest ever piece of street theatre.
Thousands are expected to watch Sea Odyssey from 20-22 April.
It will tell the story of a girl trying to find out about her father who died on the Titanic.
She'll be joined by her 50ft-tall uncle and dog.
– Cllr Wendy Simon, Cabinet Member for Culture and Tourism, Liverpool City Council"It's been a big legacy of 2008. Lots of our cultural organisations already work in different communities right across the city. But we've got some fantastic parks in north Liverpool and we've got some fantastic vantage points of the city - at Everton Brow you get the best views. I just think it's going to be something people will really remember."
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