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At the Sherman Theatre in Cardiff, Roald Dahl's classic James and the Giant Peach was brought to life with the help of EPS to create the enormous peach. At a huge 3.5 metres tall and 3.5 metres wide it dominated the stage. At the Royal Shakespeare Company's Alice in Wonderland, expanded polystyrene is used to make a perfect Humpty Dumpty costume. Although the excellent insulation properties of the material make it a hot experience for the actor, Martyn Ellis, who jokes he'll be a boiled egg before the end of the run.
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EPS News Interview – Lewis Patterson, Beach Services, Bournemouth PS - EPS Starring role in Christmas Panto
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During the Christmas Panto season, theatres up and down the country find the versatile and lightweight nature of expanded polystyrene (EPS) a vital ingredient for making fantasy costumes and scenery.
