REVIEW: Cutting the Tightrope: The Divorce of Politics from Art
Reading Time: 2 minutes“You can have opinions if you want, just it’s best not to talk about them”: A series of short, urgent plays addressing censorship in the arts in Britain
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In Conversation with Josh Maughan
Reading Time: 4 minutesJosh Maughan is an award winning director, writer, and actor. Josh creates theatre that dismantles and reshapes worlds of queerness, politics, religion, and identity. Josh created his one man show ‘Nice Jewish Boy’ in 2022 which went…
REVIEW: Haha. Oh God
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Sharp, relatable and effortlessly funny.” Lianna Holston, our protagonist, was recently rejected by ACE for a global visa to stay in the UK, with her comedic work assessed as part of a collective rather than her own.…
REVIEW: Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake – The Next Generation
Reading Time: 2 minutes“A mind blowing, beautiful interpretation of Tchaikovsky’s original” On the 30th anniversary of Tchaikovsky’s original, Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake: The Next Generation provides an innovative and exciting theatrical experience. As someone who has had a love for…
REVIEW: Guildhall Symphony Orchestra: The Planets
Reading Time: 2 minutes“Exploring the universe through sound, the Guildhall Symphony Orchestra delivered a stellar performance” Wednesday evening, the Guildhall Symphony Orchestra transformed the Barbican Hall into a gateway to the cosmos, presenting a program that celebrated the infinite possibilities…
In Conversation with: Dr. Jorge Ramos
Reading Time: 5 minutesBy blending machine-generated solutions with my re-imaginings, I aim to evoke the sensation of creative confabulation, where real and imagined sonic elements blur, inviting listeners into a world of reconstructed memories.
REVIEW: Distant Memories of the Near Future
Reading Time: 2 minutesIn a future world dictated by algorithms, four intersecting stories amalgamate to illustrate the unshakable humanity of our communities.
REVIEW: Blood Show
Reading Time: 2 minutes“In an ambitiously experimental piece, Blood Show demonstrates the multiplicity of theatre” Upon entering the Members Bar at Battersea Arts Centre, we are handed plastic ponchos — just in case we get splattered by (fake and washable)…
FEATURE: A brand new production from Scottish Ballet: Mary, Queen of Scots
Reading Time: 2 minutesScottish Ballet is thrilled to announce the world premiere of Mary, Queen of Scots, debuting at the Edinburgh International Festival in August 2025, with a subsequent tour across Scotland. This original production offers a fresh perspective on…
In Conversation with: Daniella Adjemon
Reading Time: 5 minutesWe sat down for a chat with Daniella Adjemon. Daniella (She/her) is a Founder of Connecting Minds, actor, employment advisor and social values consultant. Her work focuses on giving vulnerable young people equity through employment, AI and…