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2020 was a year of loss, grief, and radical, uninvited change. Caldonia's new dance on screen, Holding Onto Ourselves, immortalises those emotions, and invites the audience to reflect on how they felt in April 2020 and what's changed a year later. 

Here’s some recommendation of comforting, light and enjoyable culture to get you through the next month. 

Unleash your femininity with some of the greatest empowering and feel-good songs

Literary festivals are one of the many events having to migrate to virtual platforms throughout the past year, and LoveReading LitFestival is the latest digital offering for literature lovers.

A BBC New Creatives short film, Louiza Ntourou's Radio Silence explores the compelling familial communication and emotional distance between a daughter and father. 

Tafath is a 16 year-old film fanatic, who created a short with Theatre 31 over Christmas, which is now being showcased as part of the Voice Winter Film Festival. 

Who will win in the race to construct a gingerbread house? We follow Jonah and Evelynn as they compete to create, while inviting the viewer to reflect on an exceptionally strange year.

The Soundhouse are to present ten weekly gigs in their new ‘Spotlight’ series, showcasing 16 of the best emerging talents and established acts from the 22 February to 26 April 2021.

We’re back for another GAMEPLAY episode, and this time we’re taking a look at a modern twist on a playground hit

The latest film in our Winter Film Festival takes us on a surreal and slightly terrifying journey from a young woman's experience of sleep paralysis. 

Three years after the release of their 1975-flavoured debut album, Pale Waves are back with follow-up Who Am I?, ditching their indie influences for noughties nostalgia.

Netflix's 'Emily in Paris' Golden Globes nominations over Michaela Cole's 'I May Destroy You' proves Hollywood still values style over substance.