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Dancing City: Greenwich and Docklands International Festival
05/09/2026
Dancing City: Greenwich and Docklands International Festival
05/09/2026
Experience the joy of dance at Dancing City, a free dance festival set across the Park's outdoor spaces on 5 September, part of Greenwich and Docklands International Festival. Don't miss out on this eclectic variety of dance styles displaying homegrown and international talent for a true celebration of dance.
Programme highlights include Benched by Denmark’s Uppercut Dance Theater with spectacular choreography incorporating breakdance, capoeira and contemporary moves, in which five male dancers transform three benches into an arena for cooperation and conflict; and Fuse Theatre’s Man Down led by Deaf choreographer Chris Fonseca. This explosive three-hander lifts the lid on toxic masculinity in a newly commissioned fusion of visual vernacular, beatboxing and hip hop. Driven by live music two men push, perform and unravel under the weight of expectation. Strength becomes spectacle. Vulnerability becomes risk.
Dancing City is all free and non-ticketed, just arrive at the time of each performance. See the full line up through the link below!
See the line up!Getting to Dancing City
Getting to Dancing City
Please note that West Ham United FC have a home match nearby at London Stadium so there will be more people in the area with increased traffic expected from 2-3pm and 5-6pm.
If you intend to arrive or leave Dancing City during these hours, and would like to avoid the crowd we recommend:
1. Walking through Westfield
2. Past Stratford International Station
3. Round to Stratford Cross and through to Carpenters Road Land Bridge, located behind V&A East Museum