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…
Image credit: Photo of Josephine Burton For two decades, Josephine Burton has shaped Dash Arts into one of London’s most inquisitive, boundary-expanding cultural forces – a home for work that folds together languages, communities and lived experience with rare honesty…
Image credit: Photo of Rachel Mars. Rachel Mars has long carved out a singular space in British performance – weaving together queer, Jewish and feminist histories with a mischievous intelligence and a deep belief in people, process and community. Recently…
Image description: Photo of Jordan Stephens What does it mean to be a man in 2025? On Saturday 15 November, WOW – Women of the World and activist-artist Jordan Stephens will open up that question with humour, honesty, and heart…
Image credit: Self portrait, by Lee Adams, November 2025. Taken outside Parajanov’s childhood home in Tbilisi. For over two decades, artist, curator and DJ Lee Adams has channelled a deep current of ritual, resistance and sonic experimentation through KAOS –…
Image credit: CN Lester, photographed by Raphael Neal. Over the past decade, CN Lester’s Transpose has evolved from a self-run, one-night experiment into one of London’s most vital celebrations of trans and queer artistry. Returning to the Barbican’s Pit stage…
Image: Photo credit: Ebru Yildiz. Laurie Anderson with Lonnie Holley, Maria Somerville, Beatrice Dillon, Elaine Howley, Lauren Duffus at the Roundhouse, Sat 8 Nov, 19:00. pitchforkmusicfestival.co.uk From the punk-fuelled DIY energy of Exeter’s Cavern to curating landmark shows at the…