LONDON INT SCREEN DANCE FESTIVAL at Laban
Dance films have to be so much more than just performances captured on film – they have to be cinematic artworks in their own right. And...
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ZOE & IDRIS RAHMAN at Mycenae House
Great jazz musicians seem to have an almost telepathic understanding with their bandmates. And when, as in the case of Zoe and Idris...
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PARKSFEST at Mycenae House
Traditional folk music, American blues and organ-driven jazz all on the same bill in the lovely surroundings of Mycenae House gardens -...
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MUSE at the 02 London
In a full assault on the senses, rock giants Muse threw everything at their O2 London audience. Not only did they play a storming set of...
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INSIGHT ASTRONOMY PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR at the National Maritime Museum
The annual Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer Of The Year winners’ exhibition returns to the National Maritime Museum with some of...
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NICK RAYNSFORD at The Greenwich Gallery
There are pictures in Reflections 4 Labour, the gorgeous new exhibition of works by Nick Raynsford at the Greenwich Gallery, which are so...
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IN AND OUT OF CHEKHOV’S SHORTS at Greenwich Theatre
Anton Chekhov may be best known as a chronicler of tragedy but even amid the despair he will always find moments of comedy. It’s even...
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JADE CITY at The Bunker in Southwark
The harrowing damage to mental health caused by poverty, lack of opportunity and official indifference is the theme of Alice Malseed’s...
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NELL GWYNN at Severndroog Castle
Restoration comedy is about mocking the ruling class and shocking audiences. Both feats are hilariously achieved in Nell Gwynn, Jessica...
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THE MOON at the National Maritime Museum
Two of the most iconic photos ever are Earthrise, the shot of our blue planet taken from Apollo 8 as it orbited the moon, and the picture...
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ROD KITSON: ART BY THE SQUARE FOOT at Surrey Quays
The spaces where artists work have inspired some of the finest paintings in history - just think of Velasquez’s mysterious Las Meninas or...
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LA BELLE HÉLÈNE at Blackheath Halls
Get it wrong and comic opera can be a disaster. But get it right, like this year’s sold-out Blackheath Halls opera La Belle Hélène, and...
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NONCLASSICAL at the Albany
Pure sound, like pure colour in a painting, can be transcendent, revealing depths of consciousness undreamt of in daily life. I had that...
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GREENWICH & DOCKLANDS INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL
The divisions in British society today are as wide and bitter as they have been in decades, which is why events that celebrate...
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SVADBA at the Queen’s House
A brilliant contemporary opera written by a woman with an all-female cast – there could be no better way to round off Trinity Laban’s...
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THE WINTER’S TALE at St George’s Garrison Church
By Reeva Charles On a glorious summer’s evening Changeling Theatre used a stunning outdoor setting in Woolwich for a production of The...
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CHRIS WOOD at Mycenae House
Singer-songwriter Chris Wood is not only a great musician, he’s also one of our greatest ever lyricists. His ear for the sort of minutiae...
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M.E.H at Greenwich Theatre
One of the great questions posed by art is this: What is real? It is the theme of The Outbound Project’s latest stagework MEH, which is...
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ROOTS, RIOTS, REMEMBRANCE at the Albany
The three Rs usually refers to reading, riting and rithmatic. But if you’re a Trinity Laban student it can also mean Roots, Riots,...
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SWEET CHARITY at Blackheath Halls
Sweet Charity has a heck of a musical pedigree – the original director was Bob Fosse, the book was by Neil Simon and the near-perfect...
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