Love Lies Bleeding with Curator Sonia Zadurian
No pain, no gain in the pursuit of love
Our New Releases Curator Sonia Zadurian looks ahead to a film you must see on our big screen in May.
No pain, no gain in the pursuit of love
Our New Releases Curator Sonia Zadurian looks ahead to a film you must see on our big screen in May.
The Barbican Young Film Programmers, curators of this year's Chronic Youth Film Festival curated a playlist for NTS Radio with music inspired by this year’s programme.
Ballet Black dancer Ebony Thomas reflects on the company’s latest show, called Heroes.
From creating work lying in bed to choosing drawing as a medium, artist Soufiane Ababri’s practice is all-encompassing.
From turning adult performers into young children using balloon sleeves and bloomers, to dressing puppeteers as wind spirits inspired by bunraku kurogo (traditional all black costumes), Kimie Nakano's Olivier award-winning costume design for My Neighbour Totoro helps to bring the animated film to life on stage.
The natural cycles of birth and death are at the core of Boy Blue’s latest work, co-founder Michael ‘Mikey J’ Asante tells us.
You’ve heard K-pop, now discover K-classical...
We chatted with Det Ferösche Compagnie's director Búi about the Faroe Islands, forging identities and performing their upcoming show Castle of Joy
Trailblazing cellist Abel Selaocoe will share music from around the world during his
Barbican Artist Spotlight residency.
Go behind the scenes of the RSC’s My Neighbour Totoro with Lighting Designer Jessica
Hung Han Yun and Costume Designer Kimie Nakano.
Experimental musician Michael Rother has influenced artists such as David Bowie, Brian Eno, Radiohead and Sonic Youth. Ahead of a concert that explores his back catalogue, he tells us why making new music keeps him fresh.
We chatted with costume designer Holly Waddington (The Great, Ginger and Rosa) about developing the outfits for Yorgos Lanthimos' new absurdist black comedy, Poor Things.