London’s International Mime Festival is coming to Shoreditch next year.
The event, known as LIMF, is the UK's annual festival of contemporary visual theatre.
It will run at Shoreditch Town Hall from January 12 to February 6, 2022; the line-up will feature 14 productions at venues across London.
Barely Methodical Troupe: KinCircusfest at Roundhouse London in 2016. (Image: © David Levene 2016)
After a hugely successful production of BOYS - seen at last year's festival - physical theatre company The PappyShow will be returning to LIMF with the world premiere of What Do You See?
Opposable Thumb theatre (Image: Dik Downey)
What Do You See? aims to represent and celebrate the spectrums of race, disability, sexuality, age and body shapes.
The festival will also showcase the world premiere of Bluebelle – a journey into the wilderness of parenthood.
LIMF is the country’s annual festival of contemporary visual theatre (Image: (c) Camilla Greenwell)
The theatre show weaves together plots and characters from ancient folktales as well as interviews with parents and carers.
The festival will run in January and February next year (Image: ©Aglae Bory)
For further information, please visit mimelondon.com/
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