Photos
2 of 25 albumsSee All
'Obscurity' - 27 & 28 JuneCreated about 3 months ago
'Sputnik' - 25 & 26 JuneCreated about 3 months ago
4 of 5 fan photosSee All
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Events
6 past eventsSee All
- Pi-Leau
Woolwich Town Centre and Royal Arse...
Saturday, June 27 at 9:30pm - Greenwich Waves
Greenwich
Thursday, June 25 at 6:00pm - Water Music
National Maritime Museum, Greenwich
Thursday, June 25 at 10:00pm - Laws of Motion
Cubitt Steps, Canary Wharf
Thursday, June 25 at 1:00pm - Dancing City
Canary Wharf
Thursday, June 25 at 1:00pm - Fous De Bassin
Deards Landing, Millwall Outer Dock
Thursday, June 25 at 10:00pm
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival is celebrating winning the BT Visit London gold award for Consumer Event of the Year and the silver award for Accessible Tourism! Thanks to everyone who supported this year's Festival and contributed to it's success!
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival We are pleased to announce that Greenwich+Docklands International Festival has been shortlisted in the BT Visit London Awards 2009 in the categories of Accessible Tourism Award and Consumer Event of the Year! Results are announced on November 5th!
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At the end of June, I ran away to the sea. Well, at least as far as Greenwich to check out Against the Tide, part of this year’s Greenwich+Docklands International Festival (GDIF). By the time I arrived at the artificial beach in Cutty Sark Gardens, it was standing room only. ...
Sanjeev Bhargava I have had the opportunity to attend this fest couple of years ago. its great
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival More new photos of last weekends Festival performances to follow!
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival
http://www.sideshow-circusmagazine.com/i
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Sideshow, a magazine for circus
Greenwich+Docklands International Festival
http://www.guardian.co.uk/stage/2009/jun
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Various locations, London The strangest, dreamiest spectacle is a mix of Lewis Carroll, Salvador Dalí and Hieronymus Bosch, thinks Lyn Gardner
Alex Big thanks to the organisers for such a great few days of events. Loved them all. My highlight was Pi-leau. Quite simply the most incredible theatre I have ever witnessed.
