Happily, the events scheduled in Greenwich for Saturday had been thought through far more thoroughly than those on Friday evening, and we chose several circus and dance performances to take a look at.
My difficulty is that if I am really enjoying watching a performance I can hardly bring myself to put my camera in front of my face.
I particularly enjoyed a trio of acrobats called Company Satchok, who brought a great deal of personality and humour into their performance.
I was deeply moved by another pair of performers; Karel Casier & Aat Dirks, who used slapstick to tell a poignant tale of collaboration (extra).
House of Suarez gave an impressively head-turning dance performance and Stalker Teatro involved all the under-fives in the audience and their parents in a huge and colourful collaborative creation.
My main image is of Daryl Beeton & Mimbre's dance performance called 'Look mum, No hands!' Another example of joyful collaboration, fun and diversity.
If only everyone had the chance to see thought-provoking performances like these perhaps we'd live in a fairer society.