You know that your love is my love, my love is your love, our love is here to stay…
From the team that created one of London’s best-respected techno nights, Superstition announces the launch of Black Magic Disco for spring 2017, setting off into the stratosphere with Gerd Janson and Prins Thomas for the official launch on Friday 17th March.
Jensiat, the graphic webcomic designed by Mahsa Alimardani, Kioomars Marzban, Vahid Fazel and Hajar Moradi
Charmaine Wombwell in Scarlet Shambles: It Used to be Me
To mark International Women’s Day on 8th March Stratford Circus Arts Centre have put together a mini-festival of performance and events by women. Run Riot talks to Charmaine Wombwell whose show Scarlet Shambles: It Used to be Me is a part of this celebration of women.
Photo: Estela Oliva.
Is there anything better than heading out to the cinema on an overcast, winter’s day, knowing exactly when you’re going to laugh at every off-beat punchline?
Somerset House Studios. Photo by Luke Walker
What is it about the collective force that drives humans? In a culture where office hours are steadily creeping into flexitime, and working from home is no longer a claim met with raised eyebrows and the suggestion of day time telly, real time collaboration couldn’t be more precious.
When you’ve spent the year on the road, the Barbican has to feel like a special place to come home to. YolanDa Brown is the double MOBO award-winning saxophonist rounding off her nationwide tour next month with an unmissable homecoming night at the Barbican, as part of The EFG London Jazz Festival.
In a sprawling city of almost nine million inhabitants, there are few sites that remain unseen. Few corners that remain unfamiliar, and few places that are not worn into their own groove by a daily ritual of crowds, workers, tourists, coffee cups, bus stops, fast food wrappers, years of excess, years of recession, free newspapers, couriers, the beep of horns, the beating heat of central London in summer, the last train home, the first train back.
