The eighth Wanstead Fringe concluded at the weekend and, though Wansteadium has a vested interest in this, was a huge success. Many hundreds of people took part in events ranging from comedy to open air film to book talks to the Jumble Trail to a groundbreaking spoken word night.
Giles Wilson, chair of the Wanstead Fringe Association, said: “The Fringe was a massive success this year – there was so much pent up appetite for events that nearly every event sold out. Thank you to the event organisers, venues, sponsors, volunteers, and ticket-buyers – none of it could have happened without you.
“And now is the time to be thinking about what Wanstead Fringe 2022 might look like. If you want to get involved, or even plan your own event, please do get in touch now with us via info@wansteadfringe.org.”
Thanks Hannah, a thoroughly engaging presentation… https://t.co/Y49rbvhG2h pic.twitter.com/tDxKQW0Paa
— Wanstead Fringe (@WansteadFringe) September 16, 2021
Thank you @hc_armstrong for such a fascinating talk last night about #WansteadHouse. What a great festival the @WansteadFringe has been. pic.twitter.com/X3xU6664XH
— Joanna Moncrieff (@WWalks) September 16, 2021
Well done Giles and Maura and all those who worked to hard for this…..really appreciated xxx
Thank you for your hard work and imagination setting up so many treats for us all x