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“Don’t Miss the Open Air Theatre’s Powerful Production of Noughts & Crosses – A Story That Will Shake You” This summer, London’s iconic Open...
The Fitzwilliam Museum’s groundbreaking exhibition, Rise Up, is the cultural event of the season an unmissable showcase of Black resilience, creativity, and power. This...
“Wickedly smart, unapologetically provocative, and impossible to forget—Tambo & Bones will shake you to your core and leave you questioning everything.” Let’s get this...
2 – 5 May Sadler’s Wells Theatre in Angel The world’s BIGGEST festival of hip hop dance theatre is back! Spanning the entire bank...
Born in Guyana and raised in London, Letitia Wright is seen by many as one of the top rising stars of the big screen....
You may not agree with us. as we all have our favourites but this is Pride’s very own run down of Denzel’s top twenty...
London’s latest musical tells the story of how the Temptations came together over sixty years ago from a mix of different vocal duos and...
Our greatest Director turns his gaze on Grenfell and creates a difficult yet spell binding watch. There’s no denying that it’s a wildly ambitious and thought provoking work of filmmaking. Theodor Adorno, a philosopher, once said that it would be inhumane to write a poem in response to what occurred at Auschwitz. Making a sophisticated film on what occurred at Grenfell Tower won’t likely be viewed as barbarous by many, but it might easily invite charges of opportunism and insensitivity. After all, there is still no “closure” for the 72 families and friends who perished in the 2017 fire. Legal proceedings to assign fault have been going on for almost six years. Given all of that, one is forced to consider whether this horrific catastrophe is still too raw to be depicted in art, despite the fact that Sir Steve McQueen completed his 24-minute film in 2019 and has waited until now to release it....
Pegasus Opera Company and Hagemann Rosenthal Associates presents a double bill The Six of Calais & Ruth at Susie Sainsbury Theatre, Royal Academy of Music, London, NW1 5HT....
Sadler’s Wells presents the UK premiere of Broken Chord by acclaimed choreographer Gregory Maqoma in collaboration with Musical Director Thuthuka Sibisi. The production tells the story of a South African chorus whose tour through North America and England in the late 19th century...
Award-winning South African choreographer Dada Masilo’s re-imagining of Giselle was a huge hit in 2019. On 24 and 25 February, Masilo and her company of incredible dancers return to Sadler’s Wells to give the...
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There’s nothing more difficult than learning that a close friend will be moving away. However, it’s quite common for friend groups to slowly part...
Vital and gripping BLKDOG at Sadlers Wells is Botis Seva’s haunting commentary on surviving adulthood as a childlike artist. How does the youth of today...
Alleyne Dance present a new dance theatre production Far From Home, a show about humanity told through stories of migration and the consequences that...