Image Credit: Photo of Leyla Nazli by Olivia Harris. From the moment a five-minute piece of political visual theatre stopped her in her tracks at the age of ten, Leyla Nazli’s path was set. That early spark – later intensified…
Image Credit: Still from ‘VPL – Visible Panty Line’ (Dir. Ka! Ka! Studios / 1993). Screened as part of Everybody’s Darling: Melodrama in 80s & 90s Punk Cinema (+ extended intro). Sun, 25 Jan 18:20. BFI Southbank. From late-night screenings…
Image credit: Louise Mothersole (left) and Becca Biscuit (right) photographed by Christa Holka. For more than a decade, Becca Biscuit and Louise Mothersole have stood side-by-side as Sh!t Theatre: best friends, artistic conspirators, political excavators, and proud devotees of The…
Image credit: Owen (left) and Tom (right), the early years. From a makeshift “TV studio” in the back room of a village pantomime to the controlled-chaos brilliance of The Christmas Thing, Tom Clarkson and Owen Visser have spent a lifetime…
Image Credit: Gemma Barnett, photographed by Nina Maria Allmoslechner. Actor, writer and poet Gemma Barnett heads to Soho Theatre with Revenge: After The Levoyah – a sharply funny, steadily escalating two-hander about fear, manipulation and the frightening ease with which…
Image Credit: Photo of Arthur Newman. Producer, songwriter and lecturer Arthur Newman releases his new EP ‘In Your City’ – a vivid, one-take recording that captures the immediacy and emotion of London life. The accompanying Super 8 music film, directed…
Image Credit: Nwando Ebizie, photographed by Tom Richards. Nwando Ebizie is an artist in continual evolution – a composer, storyteller, ritualist and researcher whose work dissolves the boundaries between myth, ecology and sound. Her new album The Myth of Thamesis…
Image Credit: Grace Nicol, photographed by Sarika Thakorlal Grace Nicol has long been one of London’s most radical forces – a choreographer, movement director, educator and care-driven agitator whose work moves fluidly between galleries, runways, film sets and communal dancefloors.…
Image Credit: Photo of Alan Souza Alan Souza arrives at the Marylebone Theatre this December with Daniel’s Husband, the UK premiere of Michael McKeever’s acclaimed play – a deeply human story wrestling with love, commitment, and the convictions that anchor…
Image credit: WUNDER BETA photographed by James Tye. Brazil-born, London-made and endlessly evolving, Beta Lucca, aka WUNDER BETA arrives at this moment with Live In The Now, the luminous closing single from her debut EP Love You To Beats. It’s…