First Shows Announced for the Return of London’s Spectactular (and Free) GDIF Festival
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.
No One Is Coming (Bitesize) at Riverside Studios – Review – ★★★★
A solo storytelling masterclass from Sinéad O’Brien, combining Irish folklore with home truths in an exploration of the family ties that bind us.
Princess Promenade – Review – ★★★★★
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!
GDIF: Blue Remembered Hills by De Roovers – Review – ★★½
Blue Remembered Hills never lives up to thrill of the journey to get there – but this is an admirable effort to recreate Dennis Potter’s play in the wilds of West Thamesmead.
GDIF: Balsam by Laika & Zefiro Torna – Review – ★★★★★
Balsam is an unexpected smorgasbord of sensory titillation – ready your eyes, ears, nose and tastebuds for a voyage of discovery!
To Do List Daily: Unmissable Things To Do in London | Mon 22 – Sun 28 June 2020
This week: performance art, an acting masterclass, queer cabaret, crazy comedy and more!
