James Kenworth is a playwright and creative writing tutor. His work often explores themes of social justice, class, and community, with a strong focus on engaging local audiences and untold stories. James is best known for his Newham Plays series, a critically acclaimed collection of site-specific and politically engaged theatre pieces that bring to life the unique voices and experiences of the Newham borough.
In this interview artist Joy Yamusangie talks about her latest project, Docks Open Art Series: The Fish and The Mermaid, a collaborative public artwork created with local communities for Royal Docks Originals.
As Royal Docks Originals draws to a close on Saturday 4 October, the final few days still offer a jam-packed line-up of free cultural events, performances, family fun, creative workshops, and exhibitions celebrating the transformation and journeys of the Royal Docks.
50+ events, three weeks and hundreds of stories. This special Meet the Dockers series goes behind the scenes of the first edition of Royal Docks Originals and speaks to some of the creatives, community members, and businesses who have brought the festival to life.
Helen Tredoux shares insights into the services provided by Community Transport Waltham Forest and discusses her team’s collaboration in creating Charabancs and Cadillacs, a magical time capsule exploring Newham’s transport history, featured as part of Royal Docks Originals.
Get ready for a day of art, fashion, performance and fun. Open to all ages!
In this interview, Rai shares the magic behind Projekt’s spaces, how creativity is transforming the Royal Docks community and the exciting role that The Pump House is playing in Royal Docks Originals festival.
Looking for a London day out that’s anything but ordinary? The Royal Docks delivers. From water-level adventures to insta-worthy hangouts, take a look at our highlights for grown-ish fun.
Luke Gray is a painter and muralist with deep ties to the Royal Docks. In this Meet the Dockers interview, he discusses the inspiration behind his striking mural, Threads of Arrival, which is part of the Royal Docks Originals festival.