A meditative, thought-provoking self-guided audio-walk around Island Gardens, Final Farewell packs an emotional punch.
A surprising, acrobatic jaunt around the alleyways and underpasses of Thamesmead, Follow Me is a playful game of follow-the-leader and daring athleticism.
We caught up with Bradley Hemmings from Greenwich + Docklands International Festival to chat about this year’s festival, what inspires him and his London haunts including a tasty MOMO paradise.
Our ultimate favourite free festival – which never fails to provide spectacular thrills and spills, and eye-popping experiences – is, conveniently, right on our doorstep. So we can’t wait to get stuck in to the 2022 Greenwich + Docklands International Festival programme this summer.
Here’s our guide to finding new talent at arts and fringe festivals around the UK.
We caught up with muralist in chief Patricio Forrester to talk about the incredible work of Artmongers, London School of Muralism and the latest work with charity 999 Club. Tell us about your latest work with 999 Club and London School…
We read a lot of emails and scoured the internet for the underdogs, the independent free ones, and big London festivals with DIY spirit.
We caught up with Dan King, Executive Director of ICON who are presenting the spectacular outdoor show, If Not Now coming up in Rochester this week.
Princess Promenade is a deliciously sordid trip back through time to the glory years of the Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens and its queer inhabitants. Another Duckie triumph!
Parks? In this weather? You may ask. Yes. London parks are the best in the winter. Grab your favourite coat. Grab a coffee—or other indiscriminate hot drink. And get amongst the season. ‘The Parks— that’s what I miss the most’….
