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SUMMARY:Eléctrico 28  - [THE FRAME]
DESCRIPTION:[ THE FRAME ]\n[The Frame] is an invitation to open our hearts and eyes to the irrelevant and the trivial things in life. Four characters\, trained in observation\, translate what happens on the street with the help of letters that become words and words that become phrases.  \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/The-Frame-trailer-English-subtitles.mp4\n  \nCREATION PROCESS 2018-2020\nInspired by Georges Perec’s observations and arranging of whatever\, [ The Frame ] proposes to settle down in front of the passing city life in order to observe it\, think it\, calculate it\, designate it and share it… Four characters\, trained in the disciplines of observation and arranging the space\, the things and the beings\, translate what happens with the help of letters that become words and words that become phrases. For some time\, EVERYTHING becomes a big theatre play that never ends. A play without a plot that wants to balance on the triviality of the things that are happening holding on to a magnifiying glass. [ The Frame ] is an invitation to open our heart and eyes for the irrelevant\, the trifle and things. [ The Frame ] is a great opportunity for something. A drastic exercise. We could talk about pens\, but we know\, there are many other things
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/office-electrico-28-the-frame-2023-07-23/2023-07-23/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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SUMMARY:Gorilla Circus ‘UNITY’
DESCRIPTION:UNITY is a reflection on community\, an act of protest\, a call for change and a dream for the future. A large-scale aerial spectacular that merges immersive theatre\, circus and community stories in a powerful but intimate way\, allowing audiences to be close to and in amongst the action. \nThe Show \nUNITY is a large-scale production that merges immersive theatre\, circus and community stories in a powerful but intimate way. The scale and height of the performances allows audiences to be close and in amongst the action as hair hanging artists\, dance trapeze and high wire walkers travel overhead. The performers are accompanied by a ‘cast’ of mannequins who floating up from ground level represent a generation of underserved people.In each location a local poet is recruited to create a unique piece of text which is mixed into the existing music to create the soundtrack for the show. The poem and show are divided into 3 sections: \n  \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/UNITY-Great-Yarmouth.mp4\n  \n UNITY\nThe first section is focussed on the past\, what struggles have communities faced or overcome? do people feel listened to? what positive or negative outcomes have there been? – The second section is a call to action\, what kind of society do we want to live in? What needs to change and how can we achieve it? – Finally\, the third section focuses on the positivity of unified communities striving for a common goal\, what makes people proud of their area? What is their vision for the future? \nSupported by Without Walls Commissioned by Certain Blacks and Norfolk and Norwich Festival
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/gorilla-circus-unity/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Albert Docks E16 2QT \, Dockside Lawn\, Dock Side Rd.\, London\, London\, E16 2QT \, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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SUMMARY:Miss High Leg Kick - EAU DE MEMOIRE
DESCRIPTION: Miss High Leg Kick\nMiss High Leg Kick is an Olivier Award winning live artist whose work uses collaboration and unusual approaches to audience engagement to create ambitious\, accessible performances. Outdoor shows are marked by humour\, a love of spectacle\, dance and the celebration of the everyday. \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/AUDITION-PROJECT.mp4\nEau de Memoire \nExplore the rich experiences and memories evoked by smells in a show that celebrates our oldest sense.  Artists will present live ‘perfumances’ with smell-along fragrances bringing memories of places and times to life. Eau de Memoire is a show for everyone\, with inclusivity at its heart. Fun\, quirky and approachable… and smells amazing! \n  \nA
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/miss-high-leg-kick-eau-de-memoire/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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SUMMARY:Eléctrico 28  - [THE FRAME]
DESCRIPTION:[ THE FRAME ]\n[The Frame] is an invitation to open our hearts and eyes to the irrelevant and the trivial things in life. Four characters\, trained in observation\, translate what happens on the street with the help of letters that become words and words that become phrases.  \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/The-Frame-trailer-English-subtitles.mp4\n  \nCREATION PROCESS 2018-2020\nInspired by Georges Perec’s observations and arranging of whatever\, [ The Frame ] proposes to settle down in front of the passing city life in order to observe it\, think it\, calculate it\, designate it and share it… Four characters\, trained in the disciplines of observation and arranging the space\, the things and the beings\, translate what happens with the help of letters that become words and words that become phrases. For some time\, EVERYTHING becomes a big theatre play that never ends. A play without a plot that wants to balance on the triviality of the things that are happening holding on to a magnifiying glass. [ The Frame ] is an invitation to open our heart and eyes for the irrelevant\, the trifle and things. [ The Frame ] is a great opportunity for something. A drastic exercise. We could talk about pens\, but we know\, there are many other things
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/office-electrico-28-the-frame/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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SUMMARY:Working Boys Club - SERVING SOUNDS
DESCRIPTION:Serving Sounds\nHave some fun with this multi-sensory sound installation that serves bass not beer\, and that creates connections through music. As you arrive\, you’ll find ordinary items you’d usually expect to find\, like glasses\, beermats\, the odd bit of change. But at this bar\, these items when touched will create a groove\, a sound\, strings\, a snare\, maybe a guitar\, or synths if you like. \n  \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Working-Boys-Club.-Serving-Sounds-trailer.mp4\nShow Description\nThe Working Boys Club was founded in 2020 by Jason & Adam Dupree\, identical twins from Poole. Both started in the trades: Adam as car mechanic and Jason as an electrician. Noticing the lack of art made by and for the working class\, they formed The Working Boys Club\, blending their skills from the building site with those learnt in the rehearsal room. \nServing Sounds is a multi-sensory sound installation that creates connection through music – a bar that serves bass rather than beer. The installation is an interactive work\, playful and joyful with spaces for up to four people of all ages to interact with the bar at any one time\, each experience lasting up to the length of a song. As you arrive\, you’ll find the ordinary items you’d usually expect to find\, such as glasses\, beermats\, the odd bit of change. But at this bar\, these items when touched will create a groove\, a sound\, strings\, a snare\, maybe a guitar\, or synths if you like. \nSupported by Without Walls
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/working-boys-club-serving-sounds/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230722T190000
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SUMMARY:Trigger – TEA BREAK
DESCRIPTION:TEABREAK\nHave a well-deserved TEABREAK in this heart-warming new show from Trigger. As you stir your cup\, gently glide through the history and ritual of tea with a transportive audio piece and live dance performance. Follow the journey of tea across continents and centuries\, onto our shores and into our teapots as the great comforter of our time. \nWith freshly brewed chai and peppermint tea served from Trigger’s beautifully hand painted Tuk Tuk\, this gentle performance brings an uplifting moment of pause. A rich tapestry of voices reflect on tea\, from personal stories of love\, loss and ritual come something universal: an invitation to rest awhile\, appreciate all that we have\, honour moments that have passed and ready ourselves for what is to come. \n  \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/TEABREAK-final-landscape.mp4\n\nTRIGGER\nTrigger are the creators and producers of participative and socially engaged live events.  Based in North Somerset\, Trigger’s varied output is inclusive\, accessible and aims to shine a light on the creativity of local communities. From PoliNations – a city-centre super garden celebrating biodiversity and multiculturalism – to The Hatchling – a ground-breaking puppetry and kite flying experience – to WithYou\, a free innovative digital service created to support isolated patients. \nSupported by Without Walls Commissioned by Timber Festival
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/trigger-tea-break/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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SUMMARY:Just More Productions - Fussy Foodies – Battle of the Pans
DESCRIPTION:Battle of the Pans\nFussy Foodies\, the game of play and interaction\, is to allow the public to shine and be the stars… everyone wants to be the celebrity chef exploring world ingredients. Using world storytelling to learn recipes\, foody facts stimulate the brain with a quest for knowledge and a lot of delicious fun. \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Do-What-Yah-MamaToldYah.mp4\n\n\nAbout Just More Productions\n\n\n\n\n\nJust More Productions not only creates fun engaging outdoor arts but also offers food demonstrations and hula hoop workshops. The company ethos is to educate through food and entertain bringing families and cultures together.  \n“Do What Yah Mother Told Yah!” our most recent production is a feast of food fusion and storytelling across geography and generations\, in this immersive and vibrant comedy cooking show. \n​The show was created in 2019 and toured across six outdoor venues in Wales. It was first commissioned by Wales Outdoor Arts Commissioning Consortium (WOAC) Supported via Articulture and by the Arts Council Wales\, Welsh Government\, and the National lottery. \n2021 Tour commissioned by Stockton International Riverside Festival and the Just So & Timber Festival also commissioned and supported by Without Walls Outdoor Arts Consortium. \n​Just More Productions not only create fun engaging performance but also create a family-friendly environment\, we offer Food Demonstrations and Hula Hoop workshops\, the company’s main objective is to educate through food & entertainment bringing families and cultures together \nSupported by \nWithout Walls Commissioned by Norfolk and Norwich Festival\,  Certain Blacks\, and Just So Festival
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/just-more-productions-fussy-foodies-battle-of-the-pans/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230722T190000
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SUMMARY:Ghetto Fabulous - Family Catwalk Extravaganza
DESCRIPTION:Family Catwalk Extravaganza\nBring your Glamour\, Glitz and Grace and come together in a fabulous celebration of self-expression. Four dancers go head-to-head in a dance\, fashion\, and lip sync competition in an interactive event where the audience decides the winner.  Dress your finest\, learn the moves – then take to the floor. \nCrafting Ideas\nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Ghetto-Fabulous-–-Family-Catwalk-Extravaganza.mp4\n  \nCreating Culture\nSWITCHFLICKER is an independent production company based in Manchester\, England\, that produces and presents contemporary work by local\, national and international artists across the spectrum of the performing arts. \nUnder the direction of Jayne Compton\, Switchflicker has produced work by genre-defying performance artists and musicians such as David Hoyle\, Marisa Carnesky\, Mark E. Smith and Rachel Goodyear\, in venues around the world. \nSupported by Without Walls Commissioned by Hat Fair and SIRF
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/ghetto-fabulous-family-catwalk-extravaganza/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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SUMMARY:Amina Khayyam Dance Company - You & Me
DESCRIPTION:A high-energy two-hand dance piece exploring a same-sex relationship from a South Asian feminist perspective. The performance combines Kathak’s spectacle and intensity with the physicality of contemporary dance and features a live music score performed by internationally acclaimed musicians. \nYOU&ME  \nMan meets Man… discovering a state of happiness he has never known before; but he has a wife and family at home. \nA short dance piece choreographed by AMINA KHAYYAM\, thematic from a south Asian feminist perspective\, developed because of AKDC’s programme of workshops \nwith women’s community groups. The women shared their real-life experiences of a marriage where their partner could not express his sexuality for fear of bringing shame to the family. This experience was developed with two LGBTQ+ performers from their imagining his perspective. \nYou&Me is a high energetic piece bringing the spectacle and intensity of Kathak with the physicality of contemporary dance with a live music score performed by internationally acclaimed musicians – Debasish Mukherjee (tabla)\, Jonathan Mayer (Sitar)\, Iain McHugh (cello).
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/amina-khayyam-dance-company-you-me/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230722T170000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20230628T114406Z
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SUMMARY:Sonia Sabri Company - Mughal Miniatures: The Awakening
DESCRIPTION:The Awakening\n‘Mughal Miniatures’ is upbeat and fun\, with performers in sumptuous costumes creating vibrant and colourful mini worlds of dance\, music and puppetry. A series of pop-up\, living pictures evoke scenes of Indian princely courts and lush gardens\, and the glory of the Mughal period with a contemporary twist\, undercutting expectations and delighting and surprising passers-by. \n  \nhttps://festivals.certainblacks.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Mughal-Miniatures.mp4\n  \nWe invite you to step back in time and join us at court to meet the feisty Queen; to dance as if no one is watching in the monsoon; to tame a cheeky peacock; to hunt in the forest; and to join in the procession of noble elephants. But everything is not as it seems\, and our well-behaved characters have grown tired of their restrictive frames. With the help of you our audience they can break free not only of their pictorial frames\, but also of society’s expectations. \nIndian miniature painting of 9th and 10th century was hugely multicultural\, drawing inspiration from many peoples and cultures. Fittingly therefore\, as with all Sonia Sabri Company’s work\, this project is about bringing different artists\, forms and cultures into dialogue with each other and demonstrating their complementary nature\, as a metaphor for our diverse society at large. \nSupported by \n Without Walls Commissioned  by Brighton Festival\, Hat Fair and Certain Blacks
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/sonia-sabri-company-mughal-miniatures-the-awakening/2023-07-22/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230720T130000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230720T160000
DTSTAMP:20260414T142238
CREATED:20230513T193712Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230604T182203Z
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SUMMARY:Autin Dance Theatre – Out of the Deep Blue
DESCRIPTION:Autin Dance Theatre – Out of the Deep Blue – Physical theatre featuring a 13-foot-tall puppet. This spectacle is designed specifically for family and festival audiences and tells the magical story of Eko\, a sea giant who rises from the deep ocean and encounters\, on the shore\, a courageous little girl called Violet. \n \nShow description. \nOUT OF THE DEEP BLUE is an outdoor physical theatre performance featuring a 13-foot-tall Puppet operated by 5 puppeteers and a female contemporary dancer. This spectacle is designed specifically for family and festival audiences and tells the magical story of Eko\, a sea giant who rises from the deep ocean and who encounters\, on the shore\, a courageous little girl called Violet. The performance is a 25-minute promenade of the giant puppet interacting with the location\, environment\, architecture and the audience. Pre-recorded Audio Description available including audio notes prior to live performances and streamed AD in vernacular English.
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/compagnie-krak-the-bench-invasion-2/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Certain Blacks":MAILTO:info@certainblacks.com/
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230720T160000
DTSTAMP:20260414T142238
CREATED:20230513T192311Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230604T182203Z
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SUMMARY:Avant Guard Dance - S.C.R.U.M
DESCRIPTION:A rebellious rabble of five young digital natives stands in protest against a global political regime that has outlawed freedom of creative expression. SCRUM overlaps live performance with virtual reality content. Audiences are invited to bring their mobile phone and scan the unique QR code on-site to access hidden virtual layers of this exciting live dance experience.   
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/avant-guard-dance-s-c-r-u-m/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230719T163000
DTSTAMP:20260414T142238
CREATED:20230513T105148Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230604T182203Z
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SUMMARY:Bureau Of Silly Ideas – CARBON FOOTPRINT 
DESCRIPTION:How do we get from A to B without destroying the planet? To remind us\, the Bureau of Silly Ideas is putting its best foot forward in a bid to reduce our reliance on our cars. A motorised giant foot will patrol Royal Docks bringing silliness and smiles to the local area. Join us as we walk in the footsteps of great climate activists; we have big shoes to fill. \nBOSI was formed to to explore the concept of engaging people with their public space and urban environment through the use of street theatre. Our creative territories have now moved beyond outdoor street theatre and we have built a reputation for working in all aspects of the public realm; museums and heritage sites\, galleries\, shopping centres\, parks\, theme parks\, festivals\, stations and airports. We are valued as experts in our field\, regularly partaking in consultancy for high level public and private organisations. Based on our knowledge and ability to engage with audiences\, we now receive opportunities to work with teams to develop creative ways of thinking and indeed\, unique pathways to the arts\, heritage and culture.
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/bureau-of-silly-ideas-carbon-footprint/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230719T163000
DTSTAMP:20260414T142238
CREATED:20230513T104550Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230604T182203Z
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SUMMARY:dotComedy – NEWS DESK 
DESCRIPTION:dotComedy present a unique version of live rolling news to the doorstep of City Hall. Whatever happens on the street will get reported in-depth and discussed at length by dotComedy’s experienced anchor news people\, with updates on the daily issues and movements of the centre of government in London.  \nAbout dotComedy \ndotComedy are renowned for their unique take on reality – creating installations\, walkabouts and shows that mix the mundane and the absurd with hilarious results. True mavericks of the street scene\, dotComedy will mark your event with an unforgettable comedy edge that will stay in the collective memory long after they’ve gone. \ndotComedy have created over 25 productions\, ranging from the large scale dotMaze: Get Lost!  to solo shows\, smaller installations and walkabout pieces.  \nThey specialise in site-specific commissions\, including pieces for The Manchester Commonwealth Games\, The Brit Awards and the 2011 Rugby World Cup in New Zealand.
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/dotcomedy-news-desk/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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DTSTAMP:20260414T142238
CREATED:20230513T103621Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230604T182203Z
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SUMMARY:Compagnie Krak - THE BENCH INVASION
DESCRIPTION:Hailing from Belgium\, these wanderers go with a bench underarm\, actively inviting people to come and sit next to them. At the end of the afternoon\, participants are invited to meet each other and celebrate a magical moment together! In the pop-up performance Bench Invasion\, artist Dieter Peter Raphaël Missiaen moves into public space with ten local people\, each with a bench under their arm\, looking for contact.! \n\n\n\n\nAt an unannounced moment\, they set up the benches and actively invite people to sit next to them. They are present\, they listen. At the end\, they come together: the bearers of the benches and the sitters. Bystanders are also invited. \n“We convert the benches into one long table in the public space. With words and music\, we toast to the beauty of small encounters and life. In this way\, we (re)connect people\, be present and pay tribute to everything that happens in public space.” \n\n\n\n\nWe sit\, we slow down\, we are present\, we listen\, and after each meeting\, we move!
URL:https://festivals.certainblacks.com/event/compagnie-krak-the-bench-invasion/
LOCATION:Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, Royal Victoria Docks\, Western Gate Way\, London\, E16 1FA\, London\, London\, E16 1FA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Ensemble 23,Events
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