![Ali Hadji-Heshmati and Hiba Medina in Antigone [on strike] at Park Theatre, London. Photo: Nir Segal](https://theartiscapegallery.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/02/Antigone-on-strike-photo-by-Nir-Segal-D1_Standard-180x135.jpg "Antigone [on strike] | Review")
Fiona Doyle
WHIST: a Journey into the unconscious mind
Esteban and Aoi, founders of the UK-based dance company AΦE present the global tour of their major performance 'WHIST', a Journey into the...
Stephanie Martin on her play JUNIPER AND JULES
Stephanie Martin’s Juniper and Jules at Soho Theatre, opens on 5th May following a successful run at VAULT Festival in 2019....
West End stars will join together for Ukraine Concert at Charing Cross Theatre
A top line-up of West End stars will take to the stage for a fundraising night of musical entertainment in aid of UNICEF...
“Transformation | Liberation” a free outdoor art trail
Curated by Averil Curci "Transformation |Liberation" is part of Wembley Park’s free outdoor art trail Figures of Change, celebrating the first day of Spring and the...
LOVE INFINITY | new art film on MUBI from Oscar winner Tim Yip
24 March 2022 saw the launch of Love Infinity on MUBI, the first art film of its genre, created in London...
Puppeteer Victoria Jane on performing in “Alby the Penguin Saves the World”
Wherever Alby goes, adventure is not far behind, and he quickly finds himself on a mission to help save his friends...
Artistic Director Vicki Dela Amedume on “Big Village” – Digital
Big Village - Digital, is a project that builds a manifesto for action to support the development of global majority...
Songs of the Chambermaids – Living Record Festival -Review
Written by Mark C. Hewitt, music composed by Thomas Strønen the Norwegian percussionist and with videographic interventions by...
Alice Anderson: “HUMAN / NON-HUMAN INTERACTIONS” | Almine Rech London
Tuesday 1 March, 10:30am - 12pm
The Dance of Art, the Dance of Life
Dance is...
Disenchanted: A Cabaret of Twisted Fairy Tales – review
Eliane Morel is ‘Madame d’Aulnoy’ speaking to us from her 19th century Parisian salon. This very timely one woman...
