Full Show and Schedule Information
Zone 3 brings the vibe. From Humber Street to Stage@The Dock, you’ll find film, floating theatre, family-friendly experiences, and flash mobs all in one place. This is your go-to for energy, creativity, and festival buzz.
Note that times and venues are subject to change. Please check our social media or website before travelling to your venue.
| Show | Venue | Duration | Time(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devour (exhibition launch) | Pier St Gallery | 120min | 19:00 |
| Show | Venue | Duration | Time(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Devour | Pier St Gallery | 120min | 16:00 |
| Freedom Films with Hull Independent Cinema: The Annihilation of Fish (15 TBC) | Stage at the Dock | 90min | 19:30 |
| Freedom Films with Hull Independent Cinema: Queens of the Revolution (18 TBC) | Stage at the Dock | 90min | 22:00 |
| Show | Venue | Duration | Time(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Busk Stop | Marina to Humber Street | Pop up performances | Throughout the day |
| Devour | Pier St Gallery | All Day | 11:00 |
| The Strange Travel of Mr Tonet | Humber Street | 3 hours | 11:00, 15:00 |
| Freedom Films with Hull Independent Cinema: The Little Girl Who Sold the Sun (U) | Stage at the Dock | 90min | 11:00 |
| Tamar & Jo – Pop TV Party | Humber Street | 5 hours | 12:00 |
| Freedom Films with Hull Independent Cinema: Children of Heaven (PG) | Stage at the Dock | 90min | 13:30 |
| Apus Productions - The Animals | Jameson Street Whitefriargate, Jameson Street | 30min | 11:00, 13:30, 18:00 |
| Sliding Slope | Marina | 35min | 15:00, 18:00 |
| Charles Brockbank - Grey Area | Marina to Humber Street | 40min | 12:00, 15:00 |
| Freedom Films with Hull Independent Cinema: Rose (12A) | Stage at the Dock | 90min | 19:00 |
| Show | Venue | Duration | Time(s) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Busk Stop | Marina to Humber Street | Pop up performances | Throughout the day |
| Devour | Pier St Gallery | All Day | |
| The Strange Travel of Mr Tonet | Humber Street | 3 hours | 12:00 |
| Tamar & Jo - Pop TV Party | Humber Street | 5 hours | 12:00 |
| Apus Productions - The Animals | Humber Street | 40min | 11:00, 14:00 |
| Sliding Slope | Marina | 35min | 15:30 |
| Charles Brockbank - Grey Area | Marina to Humber Street | 40min | 12:00, 15:00 |
Devour
DEVOUR is an arts exhibition exploring female experience and identity through Northern artists. Featuring painting, illustration, ceramics, sculpture and textiles, it celebrates women and trans creators while challenging a male-dominated art world. Curated by Lucy Brooke.
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The Strange Travel of Mr Tonet
Step into Mr Tonet’s world of sound, light and movement! Tombs Creatius presents 9 interactive wooden games, each telling a vivid story through robotics, light and sound. Every box is a creature, every creature a tale. Play closely—there’s only one Mr Tonet!
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Sliding Slope
Inspired by the North Sea Flood of 1953, this powerful show connects past disaster with today’s climate crisis. As sea levels rise, a gripping tale of survival unfolds—blending drama, dance and dark humour to reflect on denial, resilience and the ticking clock of global warming.
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Freedom Films
2025 marks the debut of Freedom Films, a brand-new addition to the festival featuring a curated series of screenings. Click to see the full schedule and buy tickets
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Tamar & Jo – Pop TV Party
Tamar & Jo bring Pop TV to Humber Street Gallery—a music video–themed pop party packed with dance, visuals, and spontaneous fun. Drop in for performances, dance-alongs, or a drink as Pop TV celebrates the power of pop to unite us across divides. All are welcome to join the joy!
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The Animals
Meet The Animals: Bounce, Patch, Spike and Slither—four larger-than-life, nonverbal characters on a joyful, music-filled mission to spread playful chaos. Created by Apus Productions, this walkabout street theatre act blends movement, music and visual spectacle to delight crowds everywhere.
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Grey Area
Grey Area is a roaming street performance blending juggling, parkour, and clowning to reimagine overlooked public spaces. Created through a neurodivergent lens, it playfully interacts with urban architecture, inviting passersby to pause and see differently. Low-tech and spontaneous, it needs no stage, just open space and curiosity. Part walkabout, part gentle intervention, Grey Area transforms the in-between areas of a festival into moments of movement, connection, and unexpected colour.
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