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ALT A designed image for the GDIF 2026 poster. A teal and light blue stormy sky with a large orange and pink sun in the centre , with fluffy blue and white clouds at the bottom. In the top right hand corner a cylindrical metal structure rises out of the clouds. Eight dancers dressed in magenta pink dangle in a chain down from the top of the structure. Three of them clamber across a large, bold ‘GDIF’ logo in neon yellow, gripping tightly to each other. Across the top of the poster in neon yellow text it reads ‘Greenwich + Docklands International Festival’ with ’21 Aug - 6 Sep’ underneath. The date ‘2026’ sits in the middle of the large logo. Beneath the logo, in large magenta and orange letters, it reads ‘We Move’, which the theme of the festival. At the bottom of the poster is a quote from Time Out magazine is neon yellow: Have your mind blown by GDIF 2026’
ALT A performer leaps through the air surrounded by black smoke
ALT The cast of 'Is Shakespeare Funny? - The Trial of Shakespeare?', including Paterson Joseph, Miles Jupp, Lee Mack and Richard Ayoade.
ALT Miles Jupp as William Shakespeare for 'Is Shakespeare Funny? - The Trial of Shakespeare'.
ALT Miles Jupp is an actor, comedian and writer. He is currently shooting the new series War for Sky & HBO. Recent TV credits include The Full Monty spin-off series and Belgravia: The Next Chapter. Film credits include Misbehaviour and The Man Who Invented Christmas. Theatre appearances include People (National Theatre) and The Life I Lead in the West End. As a comedian, Miles recently toured his latest stand up show and has appeared extensively on BBC Radio 4, including chairing The News Quiz.
