Edinburgh International Culture Summit, which takes place Friday 26 – Sunday 28 August 2022, has announced its key youth contributors, as part of its commitment to putting young voices at the heart of the debate and discussion at the event.
The international touring company Complicité will present a new work for the theatre Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, directed by Simon McBurney.
Following the announcement of the Sixth edition of the Edinburgh International Culture Summit, the world's leading gathering of Culture Ministers with artists and practitioners, the Summit has today announced more details of the programme, which includes a day dedicated to Culture & Sustainability.
From Thursday 10th March 2022, schools, universities, and educational institutions all over the world will be able to see the digital streaming of Walden - the fresh and ambitious debut play by Amy Berryman.
Bigger than ever before, the Festival runs from 27 May to 18 June.
As COP26 draws to a close, Complicité, People's Palace Projects and IFAX (Indigenous Association of Upper Xingu) are calling an emergency gathering in response.
Inspired by Fehinti Balogun's experiences in environmental activism, Can I Live? is a specially filmed performance prompting an urgent conversation about the lack of diversity at the heart of the British climate movement.
The first production to open The Pit, following its closure for over a year and a half due to the pandemic, is Poetry + Film / Hack – Rocks curated by Inua Ellams and Michelle Tiwo.
Can I Live? goes on a confronting, and ultimately uplifting, journey to discover the global majority activists taking a stand.
After returning from a year-long Moon mission, Cassie, a NASA botanist, finds herself in a remote cabin in the woods, where her estranged twin sister, Stella, a former NASA architect, has found a new life with climate activist Bryan.
To use any other word than ‘crisis’ to describe what is happening with today’s climate is ridiculous.
Amy Berryman's Walden, which is currently playing at the Harold Pinter Theatre, has announced that it will pause performances this evening, May 25, after a COVID threat arose within the company.
Get a first look at production images for Amy Berryman’s Walden which is currently running at the Harold Pinter Theatre as the first production in SFP’s RE:EMERGE season.
The first show of the Harold Pinter Theatre RE:EMERGE season is Amy Berryman’s Walden.
Sonia Friedman Productions today announces the dates for the RE:EMERGE season as priority booking opens on 15 April at 10.
Following a year of extraordinary challenges, and as British theatre begins to find ways to re-emerge from the devastating impact of the enforced shutdown, SFP today announces a season of new plays for a new world.
Today, Out of Joint announces a new Chair appointment and four new board members following a recruitment process that took place over the Summer and Autumn.
The Barbican today announces a new partnership with the Bridge Theatre, to bring the highly acclaimed theatre installation, Flight, by Vox Motus, to London for the first time.
Last week, in response to the killing of George Floyd in the US and its impact on black Britons, the Bush Theatre approached its wide-ranging community of black artists and asked six of them to respond in the moment, however they saw fit.
HBO's new half-hour series I MAY DESTROY YOU, executive produced, co-directed, written by, and starring Michaela Coel, debuts SUNDAY, JUNE 7 (10:30-11:00 p.
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