Did you know? We’re part of the European Concert Hall Organisation, a network that brings together many major concert halls across Europe. Each year ECHO nominates a group of exceptional young artists as its Rising Stars to perform in venues across the network.
Mandisa Apena and Tice Cin present "cos now im missing our touchhh", which celebrates togetherness through technology and explores the physical spaces we miss so much.
In this special episode of Nothing Concrete, we meet the curators of Soundhouse to hear more about their inspirations and thoughts about how we experience radio and podcasts.
Always on a mission to find and support exciting new talent, our Theatre team has selected six must-see artists for our Open Lab programme.
New East Cinema curator, Olya Sova, talks to 'Women of the Gulag' director, Marianna Yarovskaya, about the process of making the film and finding the incredible women who feature in it.
Learn how to make a wintery snowman and polar bear, inspired the books of Raymond Briggs, in our festive December workshop. Created by Goldfinch Create and Play.
In the third episode of our ‘Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer’ series, where we’ve been meeting some of the key figures in Michael Clark’s creative world, we talk fashion and costume with designer, Stevie Stewart.
Georgia Morgan Turner presents 'An Illustrated Carol', inspired by the winter solstice.
In the second episode of our ‘Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer’ series, where we meet some of the key figures in Michael Clark’s creative world, gallerist Sadie Coles discusses Michael’s affinity with the world of contemporary art.
In this podcast series, we meet some of the key figures in Michael Clark’s creative world. In this episode, we meet fellow choreographer, Sir Richard Alston, who worked with the 17-year old Michael right at the start of his career.
In a series of photographs and writing, we share the perspectives of some of the members of Justice for Black Lives, to spark debate and reflection amongst young people who wish to develop a career in the creative industry.
Michael Clark and one of his oldest friends Les Child take us on an informal walk around the exhibition.
