That's the way to do it GIANT puppets, street theatre and vintage martinets will all play a starring role in this Sundays Puppet Festival at Kirkleatham Museum, Redcar. "That's the way to do it" features a host of leading professional puppet performers of regional, national and international recognition, lining up alongside local community performers. The line-up on Sunday, September 9 will include all shapes and sizes of puppets, from a giant Punch and Judy to hand puppets, with performances planned throughout the day, while local artists will deliver a number of arts and crafts workshops. Redcar & Cleveland Borough Council's Cabinet Member for Culture, Leisure and Tourism, Councillor Olwyn Peters, said: "This will be a fantastic opportunity for the community to experience and explore the use of puppets throughout the ages and take part in some of the many theatre shows and craft activities on offer." The fantastic line up includes: Lempen puppets, hand crafted giant puppets, the chance to make your own glove puppets, story telling and shows from professional puppeteers. Some of the puppets have been part of the Museum's collection for over 20 years - for example, two 1930s ventriloquists dolls, owned by the late Walter Carter of Lingdale, and donated to the Museum by his sisters in 1985. Another set a dragon and crocodile were donated by Basil Smith of Eston in 1986. Open between 11am and 5pm, tickets for the event are 2 per person and are available on the day from Kirkleatham Museum.