Theatre and Dance Autumn 2021

Fri 10 Dec 2021, 18:30

Documentary film Alone charts the astonishing political awakening of a multi-platinum-selling rock star from Ukraine as he asks how his fame can make a difference. Join us for the UK premiere and Q&A.

Fri 26 Nov –Sun 19 Dec 2021

Transporting you into Jamie Hale's joyful and uplifting Pit Party, this online film showcases a mixed bill of creative, political and responsive work by d/Deaf and disabled performers.

Wed 24 Nov –Sat 4 Dec 2021

Emmy award-winning Lynette Wallworth’s stunning 360° VR experience uses cutting edge technology to connect you with an Amazonian people who are ascending from the edge of extinction.

Mon 22 –Sun 28 Nov 2021

Thrilling and imaginative dance from the hugely popular Ballet Black. This made-for-film adaptation of their acclaimed double bill is full of lyrical contrasts and beautiful movement. 

Fri 19 –Sat 20 Nov 2021

Award-winning artist Jamie Hale curates a joyful and uplifting Pit Party comprising a mixed bill of creative, political and responsive work by d/Deaf and disabled performers.

Tue 16 Nov –Fri 31 Dec 2021

Shakespeare’s ever popular fairy-tale farce of everyday miracles, mistaken identity and double vision, directed by comedy master Phillip Breen.

Wed 10 –Sat 13 Nov 2021

Watch and listen as unexpected narratives expand and unravel all at once around you. Inside this immersive, 360-degree cinematic installation, you’ll get to look far beyond the frame. 

Sun 7 Nov 2021, 11:00

We're sorry to announce that this screening of Can I Live? has been cancelled. 

Mon 1 –Fri 12 Nov 2021

Fehinti Balogun stars in this groundbreaking filmed performance that combines stunning visuals, hip-hop and spoken word to chart his journey as a Black British man into environmental activism.

Thu 28 Oct –Sat 6 Nov 2021

Taking aim at Amazon’s founder and massive phallic rocket owner, Jeff Bezos; PRIME_TIME is a riotous reassessment of the web giant and the power he holds over our planet and beyond.

Wed 27 Oct 2021, 19:00

Join queer-feminist theatre icon, Lois Weaver and a group of strangers for a stimulating online conversation that gives you a chance to sit, think, dream and wonder about our collective future.

Tue 19 –Sat 23 Oct 2021

Equipped with some know-how and a touch of irony, Peggy Shaw and Lois Weaver use spoken word and movement to respond to a world turned upside down. How do you survive a loss? First you recalibrate…

Wed 13 –Thu 14 Oct 2021

Watch a screening of critically-acclaimed film Rocks before joining Inua Ellams as a line-up of poets share new work - their words and verses responding to its heartbreaking and life-affirming themes.