Presented By Stacked Wonky

Are You Here For The Meeting?

Saturday 7 September | 1.30 pm, 3.30 pm & 5.30 pm| Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Waterfront Square, E20 2AQ

Duration: 30 Minutes

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A big, bold, beautiful meeting without ceiling or walls – a physical broadcast by the young.

A big, bold and beautiful outdoor dance broadcastforegrounding the experiences and hopes of young people through impassioned dance as 8 young performers take the lead.  

Are you here for the meeting?  is supported by The London Borough of Newham, East Bank, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Arts Council England

Are you here for the meeting? is co-commissioned by GDIF, Strike a Light, Fabric and Landmark Theatres. 

 

Stacked Wonky

Stacked Wonky is an arts organisation: a glorious and growing entanglement of performance-making and educational endeavour based in Porlock, West Somerset.

They are known for creating experimental, site-specific performance worlds using movement, choreography, sound and objects.

Stacked Wonky’s work is provocative, questioning, generous and tender. They try to make work relevant for our time.

 

 

More information

Promotional photography will take place at this event.

If you do not wish to be featured in our content, please ask one of our volunteers (easily noticeable, in their pink t-shirts) for a no photography sticker.

Site Access

All shows in Dancing City are free to attend. Just show up.  

Assistance Dogs Welcome 

Relaxed   

Dancing City is a relaxed event. You can join and leave anytime, move around and make noise.   

Level Access  

Dancing City show locations have good step-free access and hard-standing surfaces.   

Access Viewing areas   

Each performance location will have an access viewing area for disabled audience members marked with a sign or flag. Space for wheelchair users, companions and seating with and without arms will be available. 

Locations and routes 

The festival site includes various locations across the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and Stratford Town Centre. The furthest distance between locations is 320m.   

Check the Dancing City festival map and brochure to plan your route, ask a volunteer or at the information point.  

Quiet Space  

A Quiet Space will be avaible for anyone who wishes to escape the crowds for some chillout time in a low sensory comfortable environment.  

Many peaceful areas have shade and seating across the park. 

Accessible Toilets and Changing Places  

The Podium: Accessible toilets and Changing Places– ask in Riverside East café for a Radar key. 

University College London: Accessible toilets and Changing Places- ask at reception for Radar key.  

Westfield Stratford City: Accessible toilets on various levels. Changing Places on the ground floor between Made by Society and Watches of Switzerland, radar key from staff and guest services. 

Stratford Centre: Accessible toilets only.  

Click here for a QEOP map of accessible toilets and changing places facilities.  

Blue badge parking  

Westfield Stratford Car Park. Charges may apply.  

Drop-off point 

Westfield Avenue  

Contact    

For Access questions, contact [email protected] // 07899 893 935    

For other audience questions, contact our Box Office: [email protected] 

Show Access

BSL Interpreted at 3.30pm 

Part of BSL/assisted route at 3.30pm 

Easy Read Visual Guide Coming Soon  

Join In- Optional gentle participation  

Suitable for all ages  

Where to find it

The Photo Route from Stratford Station

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