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this tale of a world drowning in drunk – look out for the dinosaur!
Inspired by Rainer Maria Rilke’ s poem The Panther four dancers perform inside a large steel cage. A breathtaking, highly energetic & intoxicating show.
ANY DAY
Max Calaf, Pepys Lawn, Old Royal Naval College Sat 2.55pm & 7.15pm; Sun 1.10pm & 5.05pm( 30mins) This Catalan trampoline virtuoso combines gravity defying physical theatre and touching humour as he soars high into the sky.
AUDIBLE FORCES
Oxford Contemporary Music & SARU, Greenwich Park Fri & Sat 12pm- 8pm; Sun 12pm- 6pm An intricate and immersive landscape of other-worldly sounds in which kinetic and sonic instruments harness the power of the wind.
BONE YARD TALES
Rag and Bone, King Charles Lawn, ORNC Sat 3.55pm & 6pm; Sun 2.15pm & 4.30pm( 30mins) Moving platforms provide the settings for physical theatre, puppetry and live music in
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BRAIN COLLECTOR
Fatalia, King Charles Lawn, ORNC Sat 1.30pm- 7pm; Sun 12.30pm- 6pm Part mirror installation, part street theatre- step inside this intriguing cabinet of curiosities with its echoes of fairground sideshows and automata.
CANAPÉ COMMUNITY
Community Levantes Dance Company, ORNC Sat 1pm, 4.30pm & 7pm; Sun 12pm, 3pm & 5.10pm( 30mins) 12 individuals of the Canapé Community playfully explore daily routine, popping up around the fair.
CAPTIVE
Motionhouse, Monument Gardens, ORNC Sat 1pm, 4.55pm & 8pm; Sun: 3.45pm & 5.35pm( 30mins)
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CRU
Fet a Mà, Monument Gardens, ORNC Sat 3.25pm & 6pm; Sun 2.10pm & 4.35pm( 30mins) Fet a Mà uses circus as a way of describing and sharing intense emotional worlds. This UK premiere exposes humanity’ s inner fragility and vulnerability with astounding physicality.
EVERYDAY HERO
Bicycle Ballet, Cutty Sark Gardens Sat 1pm & 5.40pm; Sun 12.55pm & 3.45pm( 30mins) In this UK premiere visually impaired and sighted dancers explore the joyful highs and gritty lows of cycling fusing dance, visual spectacle and music.
ORNC =
Old Royal Naval College
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ALL EVENTS ARE FREE
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