In 1962, before Euston Arch was set to be torn down, leading public figures including Sir John Betjeman fiercely protested.

Running from January to April, the season opens with Dante or Die’s I Do, which transforms six hotel rooms into parallel ...

Barbican residents rally against ‘monster’ office development they say overshadows iconic brutalist landmark - Residents warn ...

The Barbican is a maze. A beautiful brutalist, multi-levelled maze of crisscrossing walkways in the sky – but still a maze.

London’s best cultural experiences aren’t always planned. The Barbican’s free exhibitions are genuinely world-class, and ...

Due to popular demand, NATURE AIN’T A LUXURY returns to the Conservatory. There is a language that we are all innately fluent ...

The designer said she wanted to create a surreal treat that brings a sense of hope, especially to children visiting London ...

The City of London Corporation has selected a consortium co-led by Assemble to design a major wayfinding upgrade of the Grade II-listed Barbican Centre ...

There are few venues better suited to Public Service Broadcasting’s mix of nostalgia, genre-blending art rock, and cinematic spectacle than the Barbican Centre. The brutalist architecture of the ...

Peter Pan is never short on darkness. With its child-hating Captain Hook, ominously skulking crocodile, and wistful musings on the pains of growing up, there is plenty of grime beneath the fairy dust.

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Girls rule ok in Ella Hickson's enchanting revival of the Darling ...