Pollenarium was commissioned by Creative Barking and Dagenham alongside Barking Riverside Limited, with co-commissioning ...
Julia Pascal is a British playwright, director and scholar. Growing up in Blackpool and Manchester, she trained as an actor ...
But the music really communicated, that was the point.” Rayner and Cartwright founded Blow The Fuse in 1989 The Guest Stars ...
Henry Say's memoir of a 1950s Shadwell childhood captures a docker's street in loving detail — just as containerisation was ...
As Hackney Empire marks 125 years, Chris Sudworth talks community, affordability and a 16-month birthday party — with a little help from Lenny Henry, Chaka Khan and Hackney Women's FC.
After five years away from her own music, Dalston singer-songwriter Lailana is writing again — about faith, family and her Lebanese, Palestinian and Filipino roots. At the heart of it is TaoSol, the ...
‘Back at ya’ is the cheeky American slang expression that subtitles the Barbican’s third and final encounter between Alberto Giacometti and contemporary artists. In this edition of the series, a range ...
“I’m pathetic with heat”, my date pouts at our handsome waiter, AJ, puncturing the stylish gloom of Hoppers’ latest Shoreditch outpost. Fortunately, the team knows exactly what they’re doing. Started ...
Barbara Pym is a writer whose popularity has shifted like... well… the seasons. From her six marvellous, natty social-commentary novels in the 50s, to her 70s ...
We all know what happens when you ‘see red’. What about ‘seeing pink’? Curiously, pink is a colour that reduces aggression, according to scientists, which is why it is painted on the walls of Rachael ...
“Homerton Hospital keeps Hackney alive and well, many were even born there. Let’s show it some love,” says STIK. The words have the plainness of everything the artist makes — no flourish, no irony, ...
“Like most people who dwell within its borders, my relationship with the nation-state of Pakistan has always been fraught,” says artist and researcher Zahra Malkani, whose haunting new exhibition ...
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