Developed using the community-built, open-source game engine UPBGE, and bringing together artists, technologists, researchers ...

Uncanny and intimate, Vestige is a compelling multimedia work that asks what becomes of touch when bodies are separated, ...

One of America’s most celebrated satirists and humour writers shares new and unpublished stories, takes questions and meets his audience. Through his essays, diaries and hugely popular BBC Radio ...

Situated in the heart of London, on the banks of the River Thames is the Southbank Centre’s Royal Festival Hall, a beacon for arts and culture for over 70 years. The 2,700 capacity Royal Festival Hall ...

A series of unforgettable shows brings together some of the biggest names in South Asian music and performance with cutting-edge new voices and cross-genre collaborations.

Your feet make the tunes as your steps trigger rising and falling arpeggios of music in this installation from artist Luke Jerram and composer Dan Jones. The ...

See London’s parks and open spaces through new eyes in an exhibition of photographs created by young refugees and asylum seekers. As places to explore, to pause and reflect, or to interact, London’s ...

Pull up to the hottest bar in town. On the menu: the pulsating indie rock vibes of the sizzling London trio, bar italia. Nina Cristante, Jezmi Tarik Fehmi and Sam Fenton are bar italia. After ...

Soul India is a meandering river travelling through different corners of India and styles of Indian music, by way of one of its most versatile proponents, the inimitable Hariharan. The show begins ...

Join us for an evening in memory of the fiercely talented singer and songwriter. November marks fifty years since the death of the British singer-songwriter at the age of just 26. In this unique event ...

A bold public artwork reflecting on solidarity, community and courage, by artist Malak Mattar in collaboration with young people from Ukraine and Greece. Responding to the Refugee Week 2026 theme of ...

‘The decisions are governed by something I can’t really put into words. I’ve selected things that I love by dint of their poetry, their beauty, their refusal, their internal logic and, above all, ...