Giffin Square, Giffin St, Deptford, SE8 4RJ

Thursday 2 December 2021

4pm-8pm

For the final Circulate event of the year, we’re running a spectacular free festival day in Giffin Square in Deptford on Thursday 2 December with The Albany. Featuring three outstanding acts, it promises to engage, entertain and inspire from the very youngest to the oldest. So wrap up warm and join us in Deptford on Thursday afternoon for some wintery outdoor fun.

Whispered Tales - Distant Drums

4pm-8pm

Distant Drums is a dynamic and thought-provoking performance that tells the story of Reggae Sound System culture and its role in the fight for racial equality. A handcrafted bespoke sound system stands proudly on a statue plinth. As the speakers power up, digital screens appear within the stack and through animated films transport the audience from Africa to the Caribbean and finally to the shores of the UK. Written by Madu Messenger, narrated by Macka B, choreographed by Donald Edwards with a distinctive Dub soundtrack by Vibronics, Distant Drums promises to be an exhilarating performance not to be missed.

Gandini Juggling - Glow Walkabouts

4.30pm, 5.30pm, 6.30pm

Gandini Juggling’s Glow routines are a magical marriage of the most advanced light technology available and virtuoso juggling. Watch as the colours of the clubs pulsate, jumping and fading in and out of mesmerising colour palettes, while the jugglers perform astounding juggling patterns. Formed in 1992 by world-renowned jugglers Sean Gandini and Kati Ylä-Hokkala, Gandini Juggling continues to be at the vanguard of contemporary circus, reinventing and reinvigorating juggling for the 21st century.

Emergency Exit Arts - Recovery Poems

4pm-8pm

How do we commemorate what’s been lost as we start to take tentative steps to coming out of lockdown? What do we want to hold onto and grow? What positive changes can we make to society and the natural environment as we recover from the pandemic? Through talking and listening to communities, artists Robert Montgomery and Deanna Rodger have created an inspiring light poem that is visiting public spaces all over the UK.

No need to book, just turn up and enjoy!

Bell Square, Hounslow High Street, Hounslow, London TW3 3HH

Saturday 14 September 2019

1pm & 3.30pm

Are they council workers or is it a piece of performance art? What began as a game now is starting to look a bit precarious. Where have they gone? Now what do we do?.............

Full Circle is a mischievous and experimental show from Avanti Display, that plays with the complicity between audience and performer. A slow and intriguing performance, the show builds gently through to suspense, hilarity and unforeseeable consequences. Just how many buckets do they need? Now it’s starting to look a bit precarious. That’s a lot of buckets!

Ilford Town Centre, Redbridge, IG1 1LL

Saturday 31 August 2019

2pm & 4.30pm

Icarus is the brand new outdoor work from Southpaw Dance Company.

Featuring an impressively mythic set of wings, with blistering lifting and contact work alongside Southpaw’s distinctive mix of intense physicality and narrative, Icarus is a dance theatre interpretation of the classic Greek myth.

A hybrid of choreography and puppetry allows the audience to experience the tale of Icarus first hand, complete with 16 foot wings that enable Icarus to soar through the skies. 

Botwell Green, Hayes, UB3 2HW

Sunday 11 August 2019

11am & 2pm

Hayes Outdoor is an exciting outdoor arts festival which brings top-quality free outdoor performances to the heart of Hayes. Launched in 2018, and featuring everything from circus to dance to music, the shows aim to delight and inspire people whether they’re 4 or 84.

This year, we’re running a spectacular FREE festival day on Botwell Green on Sunday 11 August. Featuring three outstanding acts, it promises to engage, entertain and inspire from the very youngest to the oldest!

Southpaw Dance Company- Icarus

Icarus is the brand new outdoor work from Southpaw Dance Company. Featuring an impressively mythic set of wings, with blistering lifting and contact work alongside Southpaw’s distinctive mix of intense physicality and narrative, Icarus is a dance theatre interpretation of the classic Greek myth.

A hybrid of choreography and puppetry allows the audience to experience the tale of Icarus first hand, complete with 16 foot wings that enable Icarus to soar through the skies. 

Ofir Yudilevitch- Gravitas

Gravity is one of the most basic and powerful forces in nature. It acts upon us and upon every physical object in the same way. This force defines the language we use in everyday life: Up-down, light-heavy, high art- low art, life- death. Gravity doesn’t care if we land or crash, it will remain the same. We take a moment to play with it. We become pure mass and try to surrender to its blind will.

Gravitas is a two man duet combining contemporary dance and acrobatics performed on an air floor mat. The piece questions ideas of manhood and boyhood; the two performers play recklessly with each other and the audience, trying to regain a sense of fearlessness that is usually lost in childhood.

Avanti Display- Full Circle

Are they council workers or is it a piece of performance art? What began as a game now is starting to look a bit precarious. Where have they gone? Now what do we do?.............

Full Circle is a mischievous and experimental show from Avanti Display, that plays with the complicity between audience and performer. A slow and intriguing performance, the show builds gently through to suspense, hilarity and unforeseeable consequences. Just how many buckets do they need? Now it’s starting to look a bit precarious. That’s a lot of buckets!

In 2019 events will take place on one FREE festival day, Sunday 11 August starting at 11am and 2pm. Running time to see all three shows is approximately 90 minutes. No need to book, just turn up and enjoy!

Due to the weather today the 2 showings of Gravitas have been relocated to The Loft, 3rd Floor, Exchange Shopping Centre, High Road, Ilford

Saturday 10 August 2019

2pm & 4pm

Gravity is one of the most basic and powerful forces in nature. It acts upon us and upon every physical object in the same way. This force defines the language we use in everyday life: Up-down, light-heavy, high art- low art, life- death. Gravity doesn’t care if we land or crash, it will remain the same. We take a moment to play with it. We become pure mass and try to surrender to its blind will.

Gravitas is a two man duet combining contemporary dance and acrobatics performed on an air floor mat. The piece questions ideas of manhood and boyhood; the two performers play recklessly with each other and the audience, trying to regain a sense of fearlessness that is usually lost in childhood.

Enfield Library Green, Church Street, Enfield Town, EN2 6AX

Wednesday 7 August 2019

2pm & 4pm

Gravity is one of the most basic and powerful forces in nature. It acts upon us and upon every physical object in the same way. This force defines the language we use in everyday life: Up-down, light-heavy, high art- low art, life- death. Gravity doesn’t care if we land or crash, it will remain the same. We take a moment to play with it. We become pure mass and try to surrender to its blind will.

Gravitas is a two man duet combining contemporary dance and acrobatics performed on an air floor mat. The piece questions ideas of manhood and boyhood; the two performers play recklessly with each other and the audience, trying to regain a sense of fearlessness that is usually lost in childhood.

Bell Square, Hounslow High Street, Hounslow, London TW3 3HH

Saturday 03 August 2019

3pm & 5pm

Gravity is one of the most basic and powerful forces in nature. It acts upon us and upon every physical object in the same way. This force defines the language we use in everyday life: Up-down, light-heavy, high art- low art, life- death. Gravity doesn’t care if we land or crash, it will remain the same. We take a moment to play with it. We become pure mass and try to surrender to its blind will.

Gravitas is a two man duet combining contemporary dance and acrobatics performed on an air floor mat. The piece questions ideas of manhood and boyhood; the two performers play recklessly with each other and the audience, trying to regain a sense of fearlessness that is usually lost in childhood.

Ilford Town Centre, Redbridge, IG1 1LL

Saturday 20 July 2019

2pm & 4pm

Are they council workers or is it a piece of performance art? What began as a game now is starting to look a bit precarious. Where have they gone? Now what do we do?.............

Full Circle is a mischievous and experimental show from Avanti Display, that plays with the complicity between audience and performer. A slow and intriguing performance, the show builds gently through to suspense, hilarity and unforeseeable consequences. Just how many buckets do they need? Now it’s starting to look a bit precarious. That’s a lot of buckets!

Bell Square, Hounslow High Street, Hounslow, London TW3 3HH

Saturday 08 June 2019

9pm

Icarus is the brand new outdoor work from Southpaw Dance Company.

Featuring an impressively mythic set of wings, with blistering lifting and contact work alongside Southpaw’s distinctive mix of intense physicality and narrative, Icarus is a dance theatre interpretation of the classic Greek myth.

A hybrid of choreography and puppetry allows the audience to experience the tale of Icarus first hand, complete with 16 foot wings that enable Icarus to soar through the skies. 

Bell Square, Hounslow High Street, Hounslow, London TW3 3HH

Saturday 15 December 2018

1pm & 4pm

They are presumed to be extinct, but the biggest beasts that ever walked the earth return to the 21st century.

Make sure you jump swiftly out of the way as with a deafening roar the Saurus charge through the crowds, looking for food.

Breathe a sigh of relief as the Saurus start eating plant life. Ah vegetarians!

Saurus is a larger-than-life spectacle combining theatre, stilts, music, fire, dance, metal constructions and aerial objects amongst the audience.

Bell Square, Hounslow High Street, Hounslow, London TW3 3HH

Saturday 03 November 2018

1pm & 3pm

Featuring two incredible performers and a driver, EXO is a stunning outdoor spectacle of dancers and JCB diggers. This riveting show sees performers dancing in an extraordinary partnership with a JCB in a breath-taking display of strength, emotion and beauty.
 
Following on from Traction and Fragile, EXO boldly explores the relationship between man and machine: a whirlwind of excitement and thrills for all the family.

Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield, EN2 6DS

Friday 2 November 2018

5pm-7pm

Millfield Arts Centre and internationally acclaimed Performance Artist Mem Morrison are seeking individuals to participate in Silencer, an ongoing project, which is part of Circulate London, an Arts Council England funded project. 

Silencer will animate a landmark building in Enfield Town with a series of projected placards, revealing local people’s individual expressions about teenage depression.

If you have suffered from teenage depression, know someone who is, whether it be a friend or family member, or you just have an opinion on the topic we want to hear from you! We want to get opinions and thoughts from all ages.

Silencer is a deliberate act to create something outwardly positive and to encourage an exchange between differing opinions and views. This project will provide a platform which will enable you to have a voice and tell your story or the stories of your friends and loved ones.  Our aim, is to raise awareness of an often-unspoken topic and to share our aspirations and optimism for a better future.

To take part you will be required to attend a creative writing workshop led by Mem Morrison, the content created in the workshop will form the basis of the final installation. Your involvement can remain totally anonymous and trained support workers will be hand should you need them.

Workshop Dates:

Saturday 27 October, 1pm- 3pm, Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield EN2 6DS

Friday 2 November, 5pm-7pm, Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield EN2 6DS

To participate please email your name (you do not need to give your real name), age and contact details (indicating which workshop you would like to attend) to Charlie Scott at Charlie.Scott@enfield.gov.uk

Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield, EN2 6DS

Saturday 27 October 2018

1pm-3pm

Millfield Arts Centre and internationally acclaimed Performance Artist Mem Morrison are seeking individuals to participate in Silencer, an ongoing project, which is part of Circulate London, an Arts Council England funded project. 

Silencer will animate a landmark building in Enfield Town with a series of projected placards, revealing local people’s individual expressions about teenage depression.

If you have suffered from teenage depression, know someone who is, whether it be a friend or family member, or you just have an opinion on the topic we want to hear from you! We want to get opinions and thoughts from all ages.

Silencer is a deliberate act to create something outwardly positive and to encourage an exchange between differing opinions and views. This project will provide a platform which will enable you to have a voice and tell your story or the stories of your friends and loved ones.  Our aim, is to raise awareness of an often-unspoken topic and to share our aspirations and optimism for a better future.

To take part you will be required to attend a creative writing workshop led by Mem Morrison, the content created in the workshop will form the basis of the final installation. Your involvement can remain totally anonymous and trained support workers will be hand should you need them.

Workshop Dates:

Saturday 27 October, 1pm- 3pm, Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield EN2 6DS

Friday 2 November, 5pm-7pm, Dugdale Centre, 39 London Road, Enfield EN2 6DS

To participate please email your name (you do not need to give your real name), age and contact details (indicating which workshop you would like to attend) to Charlie Scott at Charlie.Scott@enfield.gov.uk

STRATFORD CIRCUS ARTS CENTRE, STRATFORD, LONDON, E15 1BX

Saturday 29 September 2018

12pm & 5pm

For a moment I stopped to listen, to watch, and the world around me kept on going. How can I find what I lost during these moments? The more I accelerate, the later I arrive, as if a strange force conspired against my presence in the time of others.

And you? What are you looking at?

Conseqüències is an ironic and joyful work on the possibility of being out of step, late, off the mark, and on the resulting consequences.

Conseqüències is a humorous dance performance that explores the boundaries between reality and fiction.

STRATFORD CIRCUS ARTS CENTRE, STRATFORD, LONDON, E15 1BX

Saturday 29 September 2018

5.30pm

D-Construction is a very fun and energetic hip-hop dance performance with an infectious beat.

In the middle of the space a huge and striking metal structure creates a playground, prison and place of expression. It protects and exposes. It holds and releases at the same time. It is a place of confrontation and inspiration. It connects, inspires and destroys to create something new.

Six dancers experience the liberation of the mind through movement. Merging into a group, they create a stronger entity; breaking apart, they assert their uniqueness. They interact with the metal scaffolding as it cages, protects and frees them at the very same time.

Peckhamplex Square, 95A Rye Lane, SE15 4ST

Sunday 16 September 2018

1pm, 3pm & 5pm

Come together in a fun, energetic event where you create a huge structure made out of wooden sticks. Once the hard work is done, you can explore your creation by walking under, around and through it!

Steli is a stunning, interactive and colourful performance. A bridge between contemporary art and performance, Steli is open to everyone to take part.

Steli is the result of an educational and performative project called Reaction, created in collaboration with the Education Department of Castello di Rivoli – a contemporary art museum in Italy.

Find out more about Peckham Festival here

Peckham Festival, Unit 8 Copeland Park, SE15 3SN 

Saturday 15 September 2018

Starting at 11am

Fun, interactive games for the whole family that have delighted audiences at some 6,500 shows in streets and squares in 30 countries across the world! Created in Catalonia, the weird and wonderful kit for the games is made from everyday objects, recycled through sheer imagination to create this unique series of interactive treats.

Find out more about Peckham Festival here

Outside Enfield Town Library, 66 Church Street, Enfield, London EN2 6AX

Saturday 15 September 2018

1.30pm & 3.30pm

For a moment I stopped to listen, to watch, and the world around me kept on going. How can I find what I lost during these moments? The more I accelerate, the later I arrive, as if a strange force conspired against my presence in the time of others.

And you? What are you looking at?

Conseqüències is an ironic and joyful work on the possibility of being out of step, late, off the mark, and on the resulting consequences.

Conseqüències is a humorous dance performance that explores the boundaries between reality and fiction.

Bell Square, Hounslow High Street, Hounslow, London TW3 3HH 

Saturday 8 September 2018

3pm

Hounslow residents - tell us what you think and get £20. The Bell Square programme wants to hear from local people about their views of Belly of the Whale. You need to be 16 or over, be happy to receive some information about the show in advance, able to watch the performance at 3pm on 8 September and then come to an informal discussion group at Hounslow Arts Centre the next day at 3pm. Expenses of £20 each available for everyone who watches the show and comes to the discussion. If you would like to take part contact sarah@sarahboilingassociates for more details.

Circulate Resident Artists Ockham’s Razor present their exciting first show made specifically for outdoors.

The performers, like surfers on a wild sea, ride a giant semi-circular see-saw made of wood and steel which creaks and groans as it transforms from a catapult, a gently rocking cradle, a tunnel, a slide - creating an ever-changing land and soundscape. 

The concept of the belly of the whale is found in mythology around the world - what happens when we confront our fears and come face to face with the power and momentum of things we seemingly can’t change? 

"there's something magical about Ockham's Razor" Evening Standard

“Britain’s most innovative aerial theatre group” Total Theatre 

“Ockham's Razor is a hugely promising young aerial company who don't just have superb circus skills, but also highly creative brains.” The Guardian 

Read Bell Square's Blog about Belly of the Whale

Ockham’s Razor are supported by Arts Council England.
Belly of the Whale is commissioned by Without Walls, Stockton International Riverside Festival, Greenwich + Docklands International Festival, Out There International Festival of Circus & Street Arts, Norfolk & Norwich Festival, Salisbury International Arts Festival, Circulate and Stratford Circus Arts Centre.

Millfield Theatre Car Park

Saturday 08 September 2018

2.30pm & 7pm

Featuring two incredible performers and a driver, EXO is a stunning outdoor spectacle of dancers and JCB diggers. This riveting show sees performers dancing in an extraordinary partnership with a JCB in a breath-taking display of strength, emotion and beauty.
 
Following on from Traction and Fragile, EXO boldly explores the relationship between man and machine: a whirlwind of excitement and thrills for all the family.

Bell Square, Hounslow, London, TW3 3HH

Saturday 1 September 2018

Liberty Unbound, the Mayor's disability arts festival, has an exciting new twist for 2018. Instead of one big event, we're bringing Liberty Unbound to you. Enfield, Hounslow and Deptford will host 3 fantastic free performances at local venues. A vibrant programme of music, theatre, art and dance will celebrate diversity in the creative arts, making sure that everyone can enjoy the action!

Event Line Up:

Graeae, the UK’s leading Deaf and disability theatre company, will stage its classic adaptation of ‘The Iron Man’ by Ted Hughes, featuring a puppet as tall as a double decker bus. Ted Hughes' famous children's story is adapted by Paul Sirett and directed by Amit Sharma.

Candoco, a company of disabled and non-disabled dancers, will perform ‘Dedicated To...’. Caroline Bowditch's moving new duet celebrates female strength, friendships and support, exploring how people come in and out of our lives and how friendships shape who we are. 

Deaf Rave, founded by Troi Lee in 2003 as a quarterly event in London for deaf clubbers, will present several DJ sets, creating a kaleidoscope of sound for all to enjoy!

Event Schedule:

1pm                Deaf Rave DJ's

1pm                Graeae – Iron Man

2.30pm          Candoco Dance Company- Dedicated To...

2.50pm          Deaf Rave DJ's

3.30pm          Candoco Dance Company- Dedicated To... 

3.50pm          Graeae – Iron Man

4.35pm          Deaf Rave DJ's

Accessibility at Liberty

There will be regular shuttle buses to and from Liberty Unbound sites.

Shuttle Buses will be available every 30 minutes on:

Saturday September 1st between 12pm and 5.30pm

From Hounslow West Station to Bell Square - Leaving at 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm

From Bell Square to Hounslow West Station - Leaving at 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm and 5.30pm

When you arrive

Liberty Unbound offers BSL Interpreters, an Induction Loop and Audio description equipment for performances and workshops, and roaming personal assistants will be available to offer additional support.

There will be a Mobiloo fully accessible toilet for the duration of Liberty Unbound.

There will be Blue Badge parking available on a ‘first come first served’ basis for the duration of Liberty Unbound.

Saturday September 1st at The Treaty Centre Car Park, TW3 3NT - please quote ‘Liberty Unbound’ at the Car Park and speak to a steward at Liberty Unbound for more information.

Please visit the info points at each event for further details

Liberty Unbound is organised by the Mayor of London, produced by Circulate London, and curated by Greenwich + Docklands Festival.

Millfield Arts Centre, Enfield, London, N18 1PJ

Friday 31 August 2018

Liberty Unbound, the Mayor's disability arts festival, has an exciting new twist for 2018. Instead of one big event, we're bringing Liberty Unbound to you. Enfield, Hounslow and Deptford will host 3 fantastic free performances at local venues. A vibrant programme of music, theatre, art and dance will celebrate diversity in the creative arts, making sure that everyone can enjoy the action!

Event Line Up:

Graeae, the UK’s leading Deaf and disability theatre company, will stage its classic adaptation of ‘The Iron Man’ by Ted Hughes, featuring a puppet as tall as a double decker bus. Ted Hughes' famous children's story is adapted by Paul Sirett and directed by Amit Sharma.

Candoco, a company of disabled and non-disabled dancers, will perform ‘Dedicated To...’. Caroline Bowditch's moving new duet celebrates female strength, friendships and support, exploring how people come in and out of our lives and how friendships shape who we are. 

Deaf Rave, founded by Troi Lee in 2003 as a quarterly event in London for deaf clubbers, will present several DJ sets, creating a kaleidoscope of sound for all to enjoy!

Event Schedule:

1pm                Deaf Rave DJ's

1pm                Graeae – Iron Man

2.30pm          Candoco Dance Company- Dedicated To...

2.50pm          Deaf Rave DJ's

3.30pm          Candoco Dance Company- Dedicated To... 

3.50pm          Graeae – Iron Man

4.35pm          Deaf Rave DJ's

Accessibility at Liberty

There will be regular shuttle buses to and from Liberty Unbound sites.

Shuttle Buses will be available every 30 minutes on:

Friday August 31st between 12pm and 5.30pm

From Edmonton Green Station to Millfield Arts Centre - Leaving at 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm and 4pm

From Millfield Arts Centre to Edmonton Green Station - Leaving at 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm, 4.30pm, 5.30pm

When you arrive

Liberty Unbound offers BSL Interpreters, an Induction Loop and Audio description equipment for performances and workshops, and roaming personal assistants will be available to offer additional support.

There will be a Mobiloo fully accessible toilet for the duration of Liberty Unbound.

There will be Blue Badge parking available on a ‘first come first served’ basis for the duration of Liberty Unbound.

Friday August 31st at Millfield Arts Centre, N18 1PJ

Please visit the info points at each event for further details

Liberty Unbound is organised by the Mayor of London, produced by Circulate London, and curated by Greenwich + Docklands Festival.

the Albany, Deptford, London, SE8 4AG

Thursday 30 August 2018

Liberty Unbound, the Mayor's disability arts festival, has an exciting new twist for 2018. Instead of one big event, we're bringing Liberty Unbound to you. Enfield, Hounslow and Deptford will host 3 fantastic free performances at local venues. A vibrant programme of music, theatre, art and dance will celebrate diversity in the creative arts, making sure that everyone can enjoy the action!

Event Line Up:

Graeae, the UK’s leading Deaf and disability theatre company, will stage its classic adaptation of ‘The Iron Man’ by Ted Hughes, featuring a puppet as tall as a double decker bus. Ted Hughes' famous children's story is adapted by Paul Sirett and directed by Amit Sharma.

Candoco, a company of disabled and non-disabled dancers, will perform ‘Dedicated To...’. Caroline Bowditch's moving new duet celebrates female strength, friendships and support, exploring how people come in and out of our lives and how friendships shape who we are. 

Deaf Rave, founded by Troi Lee in 2003 as a quarterly event in London for deaf clubbers, will present several DJ sets, creating a kaleidoscope of sound for all to enjoy!

Event Schedule:

12pm             Graeae – Iron Man

12.30pm        Deaf Rave DJ's

1.30pm          Candoco Dance Company- Dedicated To...

1.50pm          Deaf Rave DJ's

2.30pm          Graeae – Iron Man 

2.50pm          Candoco Dance Company- Dedicated To...

3.35pm          Deaf Rave DJ's

Accessibility at Liberty

There will be regular shuttle buses to and from Liberty Unbound sites.

Shuttle Buses will be available every 30 minutes on:

Thursday August 30th between 11am and 4.30pm

From New Cross Gate Station to the Albany – Leaving at 11am, 12pm, 1pm, 2pm and 3pm

From the Albany to New Cross Gate Station – Leaving at 12.30pm, 1.30pm, 2.30pm, 3.30pm and 4.30pm

When you arrive

Liberty Unbound offers BSL Interpreters, an Induction Loop and Audio description equipment for performances and workshops, and roaming personal assistants will be available to offer additional support.

There will be a Mobiloo fully accessible toilet for the duration of Liberty Unbound.

There will be Blue Badge parking available on a ‘first come first served’ basis for the duration of Liberty Unbound.

Thursday August 30th on Douglas Square, SE8 4AG

Please visit the info points at each event for further details

Liberty Unbound is organised by the Mayor of London, produced by Circulate London, and curated by Greenwich + Docklands Festival.

 Giffin Square, Deptford, London, SE8 4RJ

Saturday 25 August 2018

1pm & 3pm

Featuring two incredible performers and a driver, EXO is a stunning outdoor spectacle of dancers and JCB diggers. This riveting show sees performers dancing in an extraordinary partnership with a JCB in a breath-taking display of strength, emotion and beauty.
 
Following on from Traction and Fragile, EXO boldly explores the relationship between man and machine: a whirlwind of excitement and thrills for all the family.

Outside Enfield Town Library, 66 Church Street, Enfield, London EN2 6AX

Thursday 23 August 2018

11am & 1.30pm

They are presumed to be extinct, but the biggest beasts that ever walked the earth return to the 21st century.

Make sure you jump swiftly out of the way as with a deafening roar the Saurus charge through the crowds, looking for food.

Breathe a sigh of relief as the Saurus start eating plant life. Ah vegetarians!

Saurus is a larger-than-life spectacle combining theatre, stilts, music, fire, dance, metal constructions and aerial objects amongst the audience.

Outside Enfield Town Library, 66 Church Street, Enfield, London EN2 6AX

Tuesday 21 August 2018

1pm & 3.30pm

D-Construction is a very fun and energetic hip-hop dance performance with an infectious beat.

In the middle of the space a huge and striking metal structure creates a playground, prison and place of expression. It protects and exposes. It holds and releases at the same time. It is a place of confrontation and inspiration. It connects, inspires and destroys to create something new.

Six dancers experience the liberation of the mind through movement. Merging into a group, they create a stronger entity; breaking apart, they assert their uniqueness. They interact with the metal scaffolding as it cages, protects and frees them at the very same time.