Image Credit: Dawn Farrow, founder of On Sale Live and GIEM. Dawn Farrow’s story begins on stage. Trained as a ballet dancer, she arrived in London with a performer’s instinct for emotion, discipline, and audience connection – before pairing it…
Image Credit: Tamm Reynolds as Midgitte Bardot, photographed by Holly Revell. There’s a through-line in Tamm Reynolds’ work that starts early – somewhere between Gloucestershire and a Drama Club stage, aged nine, playing Clarence the Seahorse in The Water Babies,…
Image Credit: Still from the film, ‘a sea change’ by zack mennell. Image by Baiba Sprance. Self-taught artist zack mennell works across writing, analogue photography and performance to explore queerness, neurodiversity, presence and visibility. Rooted in the industrial landscapes of…
Image Credit: Photo of John Grant who’ll be doing a rare DJ set at Club Mofo! For 23 years, Beck Rosoman and Zena Blackwell – aka Daughters of the Kaos – have built one of London’s most beloved DIY institutions,…
Image Credit: The Science of Dub, the festival launch event on Friday 13 March at Rich Mix. When we ask Clive Lyttle to trace the roots of his artistic journey, he takes us back to his childhood, to a school…
Image Credit: Portrait of Oscar Farrell London-based producer, DJ and musician Oscar Farrell has quietly established himself as one of the most distinctive new voices in UK dance music – an artist whose work captures the emotional after-hours of the…
Image Credit: Photograph of London Fetish Film Festival Directors, Venus Raven (left) and Tainted Saint (right), taken by Caroline Bonarde. Fetish culture has long shaped contemporary art, fashion, popular culture and cinema – from underground performance and body art to…
Image Credit: Photo of Ted Hodgkinson by Pete Woodhead. Image courtesy the Southbank Centre. Ted is Head of Literature and Spoken Word at the Southbank Centre. Celebrating independent publishers and books that defy the ordinary, Indie Night arrives at the…
Image Credit: Daphna Attias (left) and Terry O’Donovan (right), Co-Artistic Directors of Dante or Die. For two decades, Daphna Attias and Terry O’Donovan have been reshaping how theatre lives in the world. Their paths into performance began far apart –…
Image Credit: Meltdown curator Nile Rodgers receives standing ovation during 2019’s Meltdown. Photo by Pete Woodhead. From her teenage years discovering live music in Manchester and Liverpool, Jane Beese has been drawn to the singular, electric communion that only a…