Nicely down and kudo for looking for the new and interesting angle. Not sure I like so much of the right hand statue as framing. Perhaps a step to the left would have helped. Also catching the performers dancing rather than bowing would add more impact.
Street photography succeeds when we feel as though we're there, a part of it. This is a timid voyeur's view, the view of somebody who is not part of the scene and hiding on the fringes.
It also feels like the end of the action.
I like the b/w tones, but the back of observer's heads are too prominent and block my view of the scene. I understand that they can be there to give context, but still.
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