Charming, funny and moving multimedia story of intergenerational shame, family secrets & history from Victor Esses, Jewish-Lebanese Brazilian queer theatre maker

An impressive, thought-provoking contemporary dance work inspired by Caroll’s Alice in Wonderland and the self-exploration of youth.

Poetic, powerful and inherently political - Jaša's latest performance in Folkestone captures the angst, confusion and frustration of modern times, offering a wake up call to all who care to listen.

Playmakers, a Winchester-based arts charity, has launched a new initiative to help engage and support local performance writers called Writing to Play. Read on to find out more and see how you can get involved!

In 2018 The Bowes Centre ran an open call to select 10 artists from the N.E. as artists-in-residence responding to The Bowes Museum for the first time. They became the #untitled10 with a successful exhibition presenting diverse ideas inspired by the museum through photography, textiles, music, photography, furniture and jewellery design, neon light and dance. Dance has become one of the most transformative experiences at the museum. In this Q&A, Paula the Director of Talkin' Culture explores how and why.

Devonshire artist Tom Stockley, aka t.s. idiot, burnt his fine art degree and often wears a turkey hat. But he's no fool, that's for sure...

Brighter Sound’s Marketing Assistant Joe Clegg reviews Stealing Sheep’s Wow Machine, the penultimate event in The Hexagon Experiment, inspired by Delia Derbyshire.

Actress, Mogali Masuku, from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama, leads in the brilliant professional debut as Lady Macbeth in Iris Theatre's 10th Anniversary production of Macbeth