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Classical musicContemporary music
Paul Weller, Jules Buckley & BBC SO: Live from the Barbican
Online
Paul Weller takes to the stage for his first live gig in two years, with the backing of the BBC Symphony Orchestra in a performance curated and arranged by the multi-talented Jules Buckley.
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Art & designTalks & workshopsTours & public spaces
How We Live Now
An installation exploring two important social questions: who are our buildings and shared spaces for and how do they affect us?
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Art & design
Jean Dubuffet: Brutal Beauty
An exhibition celebrating French artist Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985), one of the most singular and provocative voices in postwar modern art.
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Tours & public spaces
Architecture Tours
Discover the vast, bold and brutal Barbican estate on our 90 minute Architecture Tours.
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Cinema
TINA (15*)
The ultimate celebration of a global superstar and an intimate portrait of a woman who overcame extreme adversity to define her career, her identity and her legacy in her own terms.
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Theatre & dance
Vox Motus: Flight
From a private booth, you’ll be drawn in close to this tale of orphaned brothers and their desperate odyssey across Europe, the action unfolding in an exquisite world of miniatures moving before you.
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Cinema
Sound of Metal (15)
A heavy-metal drummer suddenly loses his hearing and in desperation turns to a shelter for deaf, recovering addicts
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Cinema
Nomadland (12A)
Frances McDormand illuminates Chloé Zhao’s follow up to The Rider, a humane and lyrical film about people living on the road in the American West, based on Jessica Bruder's eponymous book.
Event
Art & designTalks & workshopsTours & public spaces
How We Live Now
An installation exploring two important social questions: who are our buildings and shared spaces for and how do they affect us?
Event
Art & design
Jean Dubuffet: Brutal Beauty
An exhibition celebrating French artist Jean Dubuffet (1901-1985), one of the most singular and provocative voices in postwar modern art.
