![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
King’s Head Theatre and Le Gateau Chocolat Ltd present LIMINAL
LIMINAL is written and directed by Le Gateau Chocolat and co-written and narrated by Tommy Bradson.
LIMINAL: OCCUPYING A...
White Witch Review
White Witch is written by pioneering Jamaican playwright Barry Reckord, who was the first Black Briton to have...
A solo show of works by Alexander Nolan – The Accommodations of Desire
Crean & Company announces its forthcoming solo viewing room of works by American painter Alexander Nolan. The Accommodations of Desire which...
Nature & Nurture – The Pink Bear @ 95 New Bond Street
British artist LUAP unveils new multidisciplinary installation in the heart of London’s Mayfair. In ‘Nature & Nurture – The Pink Bear’ he...
TAP Galleries announces the launch of an online fine art print store at the...
Launched July 1st on Selfridges.com, the online store presents a selection of work from across their artist roster. TAP Galleries at Selfridges...
British contemporary artist Philip Colbert, will unveil LOBSTEROPOLIS CITY June 30th
Philip Colbert launches Lobsteropolis City and the Lobster Land Museum in Decentraland, curated by Simon de Pury
This...
Actor Sapphire Joy on her role in J’Ouvert, opening in the West End
Yasmin Joseph's debut play J'Ouvert will be opening, in line with government guidelines. Curated by SFP alongside Ian Rickson who becomes Artistic Director for...
Solo exhibition of American artist Larry Poons, on view until 31 July, 2021
The solo exhibition at Almine Rech London of American artist Larry Poons, on view until 31 July, 2021.
‘Spring sometimes rises in me too’: a new film by artist Sarah Hardie
Spring sometimes rises in me too is a new film work by Scottish-Italian artist Sarah Hardie, commissioned as a result of winning...
Hugs Tears and Bus Replacements – review
by Nod At The Fox, part of Brighton Fringe 2021
Our narrator tells us, after a successful jamming...
