National Geographic releases exciting new documentary special ‘Sharks Up Close’, featuring Emmy and BAFTA-winning wildlife filmmaker Bertie Gregory.

Skipinnish, a major band in the Celtic Music Scene, was formed in 1999 and showed LIVE in Theatre Severn, and it was a wonderful experience from a band I've never heard of.

I went in to the centre of Oxford for Part B.

We've been delving into the world of AI for the last month or so, looking at its impact on the future of the arts. Here are some key lessons we've learned about what the future holds for the creative industries.

Channel 4’s latest pot-stirring reality TV premise sees 12 people who have never had sex spending time together on an island retreat, guided by therapists. Is this latest reality TV exercise as exploitative as it seems?

Wandering around Do Ho Suh’s Walk the House exhibition at the Tate Modern feels less like viewing works of art and more like peering into someone else’s memory.

Hear from actress Lisa Gorgin, who has starred in BBC's EastEnders as Angela, as well as more recently portraying the role of Kathy in the New Vic Theatre's production of The Last Quiz Night On Earth.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera is an iconic musical that blends mystery, romance, and horror into a gripping theatrical performance.  

This post is literally how Rema concert went at the 02 in London 

'Feel the Sound' explores the lesser-known dimensions of auditory perception particularly in how frequencies and vibrations shape our experience of hearing beyond just sound waves.

'In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats' is a thrilling VR experience that transports you back to the early '90s Acid House scene, capturing the excitement and anticipation of chasing a secret rave.

In a candid conversation about his decades of activism, theatre work, and advocacy, Matthew Hodson shares insights about HIV/AIDS awareness. His story blends personal experience with historical insight, offering stark warnings and reasons for hope.