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Beth Cullen-Kerridge’s latest work is inspired by the struggles and...

The sheer expressive quality and universal appeal of singer-songwriters was underscored the...

Tightly packed into Camden’s Koko, the audience are filled with anticipation and awe...

José Manuel Cravioto’s English-language debut starts with a hand-held shot of Tina Ivlev...

Into the heart of one of London’s proudest and wealthiest of boroughs...

It was not a blue Monday for jazz lovers attending the Barbican Hall’s...

Soho is a tricky one to crack for drinking. If you want to be able...

Created by Crying in the Wilderness Productions, the play Sarai adopts a...

A sizeable and expectant crowd are packed into the bare-walled, dimly lit cube of...

This intimate exhibition shows the work and impact of CARE...