Exhibitions and screenings for less. Every week, one of our new release film screenings and entry to our Art Gallery is priced Pay What You Can. Tickets start from £3, simply pick the price you can ...
Whilst recovering in hospital from a devastating assassination attempt, renowned author Salman Rushdie looks back at his life ...
Guildhall School’s annual Opera Makers presents an evening of new music theatre, showcasing original short operas by emerging composers and librettists. Staged in the intimate surroundings of Milton ...
In The World’s Wife, the poet Carol Ann Duffy explores history from a female perspective; Tom W Green’s chamber opera brings her poetry vividly to life in a contemporary meditation on gender politics.
From the iconic to the independent, art-house to the award-winning, we show the freshest, most daring new releases each week. Check back regularly for this week's new releases. Add a sprinkle of magic ...
Japanese artist Yuko Mohri transforms The Curve with a new site-responsive commission exploring states of flux and acts of repair via light, sound and kinetic sculpture featuring Barbican objects.
Unmissable theatre and dance from around the world... The boundaries between dreams, memories and realities blur in this dazzling stage adaptation of Haruki Murakami's popular novel about ...
A new Requiem Mass by David Önaç commemorating the lives of Africans trafficked into slavery. The work draws on research by Johns Hopkins University into the historic involvement of Lloyd’s of London ...
Navid Akhtar takes us on a brief journey through Sufi music – from its roots all over the Islamic world, to its influence on Western music. Animation by Zarah Hussain When Najmuddin sits down at his ...
Relax, grab a drink, and kick-start your evening with a Half Six Fix concert. Introduced by the performers with screens in the Hall to bring you closer to the action. John Adams – who celebrates his ...
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