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Ensemble Festival 2025

Saturday 26 & Sunday 27 July

Ensemble Festival 25

Artizani and Tenderfoot Theatre - Hydropunk

Outdoor arts veterans Artizani and sustainability-focused Tenderfoot Theatre come together in Hydropunk, an interactive water installation created with the public. A chaotic yet playful water machine cranks into motion in a striking environmental metaphor where everyone must work together to recycle water and keep the fun flowing. Supported by Without Walls, Stockton International Riverside Festival, Birmingham Weekender, and Brighton Festival.

Hydropunk

Artizani is a dedicated, internationally recognised outdoor arts company with 35 years’ experience. They are experts in the field, having made over 30 shows, and their director holds the only UK PhD in Contemporary Outdoor Arts. They make shows that are flexible, respond to the space they are in, and engage with the audiences they find there.

Tenderfoot Theatre is an eco-theatre company and sustainable arts organisation that seeks to make work at the intersection of sustainability and creativity. As a collaborative group of researchers, theatre-makers, designers, and writers, they create work that explores climate change and sustainability in a way that is optimistic, full of energy, and sustainably made at every stage of the process.

Facebook: @Artizani , @TenderfootTheatre
Instagram: @artizaniuk , @tenderfoot.theatre

Ensemble Festival 2025 takes place at the Royal Docks in East London: 

Travel

DLR Royal Victoria – The site is a 10-minute walk from Royal Victoria DLR station. This is an accessible station. 

Elizabeth Line Custom House 

Buses 325, 474, 241 and 129 (from Lewisham and Greenwich through the new Silvertown Tunnel) 

IFS Cable Car from the O2 Centre

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