Photos taken at the Alternative Village Fete 2012 on London's South Bank.

Street theatre-10 strangers appear carrying suitcases; they explore the environment and interact with its people, not knowing local customs.

Aerial dance performance telling the story of a heartbroken girl who is literally swept off her feet by an intriguing stranger.

Outside the National Theatre on the Southbank.

Taken at the afternoon and evening performances.

"Watch This Space" presented by Public Displays of Affection at the U of M Barker Center for Dance as part of the 2016 Minnesota Fringe Festival.

Artist in Action, part of the Watch This Space series of outside events outside the National Theatre in the summer of 2008.

Jon Hicks started with his trademark mystery painting at lunchtime. The paint splattered Jon Hicks spent the afternoon in the Square, effortlessly conjuring up the London skyline.

John Hicks painted a portrait of Elvis Presley. His trademark trick is to paint the portrait upside down. The subject of the portrait only became apparent to the spectators when he turned the painting the right way round.

One of the stalls at the Alternative Village Fete outside the National Theatre at London's South Bank challenged the hapless passer-by to Stare At Margaret. Once the sheet was removed from Margaret's head, the challenger must then out-stare this lady who brings death with her eyes. Of the many that tried, I only saw one succeed. He won his fairy cake prize but what will become of his soul...?

Digging playpit sand.