Critics look back on a year when the balcony scene in “Evita” became a social media phenomenon and audiences swooned for the ...

Over the fine grain of his production, director Prasanna Puwanarajah has laid a layer of forced comic business, which makes ...

A farmer grappling with poverty takes an injured white stork under his wing, in this visually arresting part-documentary, part-fable. In the fields of Macedonia, faced with the harsh realities of new ...

Chelsea still believe there is a chance of them building a new home at Earls Court, despite an alternative plan for the land being approved ...

Barbican Residents are invited to a community meeting to hear more about plans for the Barbican Renewal construction programme. With the green light given by the City of London Corporation for the ...

It even has it's own signature cocktail called The Brutalist ONE of the most iconic spaces in London will close for a whole year as it goes under important upgrades. The Barbican, which opened in 1982 ...

Despite its title, a reference to “midsummer madness” is usually seen as an argument against setting Twelfth Night during the festive period. Prasanna Puwanarajah’s Royal Shakespeare Company ...

The Barbican Centre, which plays home to three gallery spaces in London, will close for a year starting in June 2028 for an extensive renovation marked by what a press release describes as "a major ...

The Barbican Centre in London, a Brutalist landmark which houses three gallery spaces, will close for a year from June 2028 as part of a £240m refurbishment. The Barbican’s foyers, lakeside terrace ...

With all its art exhibitions, film screenings, theatre performances and brutalist beauty, millions of people visit the labyrinthine Barbican every year. Millions more will visit in years to come, but ...

London’s iconic brutalist arts hub, The Barbican Centre, will close for a full year starting in June 2028 to undergo major renovations aimed at securing its future for decades ahead. This multimillion ...

An all British programme featured music by Thea Musgrave, Vaughan Williams and William Walton, with Antoine Tamestit an expressive and sensitive soloist in the latter’s Viola concerto Antonio ...