MK ULTRA will blow your mind, returning to London for its second UK tour, this time at London's Southbank Centre. Be dazzled by bright lights, superhuman dancing and pounding trap music as choreographer Rosie Kay and filmmaker Adam Curtis collaborate to create a bold commentary on the rise of conspiracy. 

‘Like a rave version of The Masons’, Evening Standard 

MK ULTRA will blow your mind. Be dazzled by bright lights, superhuman dancing and pounding trap music as choreographer Rosie Kay and filmmaker Adam Curtis collaborate to create a bold commentary on the rise of conspiracy. 

As millions of young people turn away from established political systems, MK ULTRA looks at conspiracy and myth within popular culture and ideas about who really is in control. Taking its inspiration from the CIA code for the real LSD-fuelled brainwashing experiments by the US Military, MK ULTRA shines a light on the Illuminati and temptations to cross to the dark side. 

A review of an Italian musical by The Teatro Tasso

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The UKYA Cultural Leadership Programme aims to be a catalyst for personal and professional development and to equip, inspire, inform, encourage and empower emerging young artists as they establish themselves and their careers. UKYA Cultural Leadership Programme is open to any artist aged 18-30 who has the right to work in the UK.

Call for entries is now LIVE for UKYA City Takeover: Nottingham 2019! A major showcase opportunity that will present the work of 200 artists from across the globe in a city-wide ‘takeover’ of Nottingham.

UK Young Artists is seeking submissions from artists aged 18-30 working across all art forms.

Ignition Dance Festival 2018 choreography commission winners perform their exciting new works

A retrospective programme of stunning choreography celebrating five years of West London's Ignition Dance Festival.

Jess Weiss, Press Officer for Brighton Fringe, talks to us about how to set up and run a fringe festival. 

We asked Brighton Fringe's Press Office, Jess Weiss, her top tips for getting the most out of the fringe festival this year, and here's what she said. 

I attended the second of three days where schools from across Nottingham came to experience the arts. I Recently had the pleasure of attending one of the three workshop days offered to Nottinghamshire secondary schools by Nonsuch Theatre in the start programme. The Start programme is a national project ran by Children and the Arts. 

How do we achieve meaningful change in a world that is constantly moving?