Charly Clive and Ellen Robertson in Britney, ahead of their Live At Zédel performances this summer
Live At Zédel has just announced its new summer season of live music, cabaret, musical theatre and spoken word, with brand new shows, guests including Rob Brydon, Greg Davies, Jonny Woo and new comedy play Britney.
Director Andrei Tarvosky behind the camera
It’s a rare occasion when someone will truly take a recommendation to heart. We exchange tips for podcasts, documentaries, articles and playlists all the time, but holding someone’s attention for long enough for them to understand the value of the treasure you’re sharing just doesn’t happen that much.
Seb’s beautiful, beloved wife Leda has been killed by a swan. And so begins the premise of Strange Heart Beating, the debut novel from Eli Goldstone. Former prose editor of Cadaverine and current Editorial Manager here at Run Riot, Eli’s novel will be published by Granta on 4th May, and this week, she’s our Guest Editor.
From left to right: The Convention co-founders Henry Porter, Rebecca Ashton, and producer Julien Planté
From When Two Worlds Collide, as part of the selection of this year's UK Green Film Festival
Back for 2017 with another bevy of stunning titles from around the world, UK Green Film Festival (UKGFF) arrives in cinemas next month, with climate change, food and resources front and centre of its concerns.
“We crammed into a narrow container, descending the shaft for seven long minutes into blackness before arriving in a hot and dusty subterranean world.” Photo taken of a particle trail from a test run by the Laboratory of Dark Matters.
Strap in for this one, as artist Susan Eyre takes us on a journey that wouldn’t sound out of place in the best Doctor Who episodes, but is in, fact, entirely factual.
Photo credit: Bodham Cap
Parties have a way of enrapturing us that few other entities command. Distilling every detail, every commotion, into a sum of parts is always reductive. The magic is in the motion of the thing- it’s in the conga line, snaking through town, bending around on itself and back through the front door where an implausible amount of people just surfaced from.
With the first tickets now on sale for the 2017 Wandsworth Arts Fringe, the festival reveals the first highlights from the borough’s month-long arts celebration for the eighth consecutive year.
It’s a spring thing. Decidedly so. Whatsapp chats centre around when the first barbecue of the year would be appropriate and Easter is still six weeks away.
Embrace the turn of the season without having to resort to chocolate, and instead get ready get messy with powdered gulal paint, to celebrate the Hindu festival of Holi at the start of spring.