Read, Watch & Listen

Author, playwright and journalist Ali Smith describes the elation of experiencing Michael Clark’s most recent work, featuring fearless dancers in a gorgeous triple bill of arresting choreography.

To celebrate National Poetry Day, we take a look at a selection of poems and word experiments from Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Cultural historian Augustus Casely-Hayford discusses the explosive impact of Jean-Michel Basquiat ahead of our exhibition, Basquiat: Boom For Real.

Communications specialist, Kym Andrews shares her expertise in the art of creative networking. 

From Fairy Queen to legendary King – we speak to director Daisy Evans about her upcoming production of King Arthur.

In a special live performance piece for grand pianos, electronic and voice, Jace Clayton aka DJ /rupture  revisits the work of composer Julius Eastman.

Helen Grime is one of the most striking compositional voices to emerge in British classical music in the 21st century.

Esa-Pekka Salonen is best-known to London audiences as Principal Conductor of the Philharmonia Orchestra – but he is also one of the most dynamic of the current generation of Finnish composers. 

We get advice from a pro for a masterclass in making a memorable and successful pitch. 

What makes a memorable and successful pitch? Get a pitching masterclass and learn how to connect with your audience.

Our Managing Director Sir Nicholas Kenyon introduces a new initiative in the north-west of the City, Culture Mile.

Jenny Gilbert explores a new production by director Conall Morrison, who has combined two masterpieces of the early 19th century to form a remarkable piece of music theatre.