INTERVIEW: Kieran Hurley talks BEATS, politics and the youth today
BEATS is a coming-of-age story set in the raving 90s, when “public gatherings around amplified music characterised by the emission of a succession of repetitive beats” were outlawed.
Written and performed by Kieran Hurley, Beats has won the young Scot multiple awards and huge critical acclaim.
Teatr Zar's 'Caesarean Section: Essays on Suicide' - music, movement, multi-national influences and the Taboo...
Teatr ZAR is a multinational group which has spent years collecting musical material, the core of which is a group of centuries-old polyphonic songs.Teatr ZAR attempts to demonstrate that theatre does not only pertain to the Greek ‘thea’ – seeing – but that it is something that above all should be heard.
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The Way of Trouw by Dan Davies
The legendary Dutch club is bringing a bit of their magic to Village Underground. Dan Davies gives programmer and DJ, Olaf Boswijk a quick call to discuss their methods.
DD: Is there a Trouw philosophy?
INTERVIEW: Katie Antoniou talks to Mark Kermode about fax machines, sci-fi, silent cinema and the art of film criticism
I'm not in the movie business, but film critic Mark Kermode has still managed to make me nervous.
