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Image: The Wedding by Gecko.
I’m sitting in the dark, waiting for a child to be born.
It will happen very soon and, much like in real life, be just as unexpected and confusing. Echoes of childlike cries resound through the Barbican, coming first from my right, then frighteningly close behind me, making their way down toward the stage where the end of a slide protrudes onto a crash mat of stuffed teddy bears.
Image: Photo of Nwando Ebezie by Natalie Sharp.
Image: Timeless by Joli Vyanna, showing at Ensemble Festival, 23 July.
Image: Artist David Shearing, photographed by Tom Joy.
Image: Timberlina (left) and Dan de la Motte, present Rock n Roll Nature Revelation on Saturday 23 July
Summer is here, and Team London Bridge brings a weekend of family fun to Potters Fields Park, and it’s all free to join in. Whether you enjoy great shows, like to get hands-on with workshops or love to explore with guided adventures, there will be plenty to entertain you across two days dedicated to children and their families.
Image: 'Sun & Sea', UK premiere at The Albany, 23 June - 10 July. Photo by Elon Schoenholz.
Interview with Kris Nelson by Maddy Costa.
Image: 'WOODS' by Clarice Lima.
IBT Wildness is a new weekender of live art and performance produced by Bristol’s In Between Time founded by artist Helen Cole in 2001. In Between Time has been attracting audiences, artists and visitors to Bristol ever since from all over the UK and beyond and has now created its first-ever midsummer weekend programme.
Feminist Futures is a new project, supported by Perform Europe and eight organisations across Europe, which looks to create anti-racist and intersectional performance contexts. Feminist Futures is a cross-Europe collaborative project which reimagines the way that artistic work is made, supported, and presented.
