Part of Fringe! Queer Film & Arts Fest, we’re screening the soulful documentary, 'Making Sweet Tea', an unmissable and authentic portrait of Black queer friendship. Choreographer and dancer Malik Nashad Sharpe writes about spilling the tea.
This week, we’ve got an inspiring conversation between Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola and her friend Erin J Gilbert, curator of Modern and Contemporary African and African American Art, where they talk about creative process and storytelling.
Arabella Stanger speaks to dancer, choreographer and former Michael Clark Company member, Matthew Hawkins.
Acclaimed poets read new work – their words and verses responding to this Oscar-winning classic.
Festival Director of the Japanese Avant-garde and Experimental Film Festival (JAEFF), Joshua Smith, selects five films from Japan that challenge dominant forms of representation.
Enter Soundhouse to listen to experimental podcasts and radio from around the world and explore different ideas of intimacy and distance.
In this week’s archive edition, we speak to Scottish composer and conductor, Sir James MacMillan, whose Stabat Mater was premiered at the Barbican in October 2016.
Jeremiah 'Sugar J' Brown and Gabriel Jones present a short film and spoken word piece exploring the challenges and frustrations of lockdown throughout the pandemic.
Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola takes us through her exhibition 'A Countervailing Theory', highlighting key moments in the story unfolding before our eyes on the artworks.
Writer Iana Murray explores the relationship between fruits and sensuality in Japanese Nao Yoshigai's films.
In this week's podcast, we're delving into our archive, looking back to January 2019 and a conversation with actor, director, writer and perfume creator Richard E. Grant.
Edwin Rostron explores the diverse animations from our 'Enter the Brainbox' screening, curated by Christopher Childs and part of Emerging Film Curators 2020.
