For one night only, you can immerse yourself in the history of the Thames using this soundscape and visual installation. Created with Central St. Martins it focuses on the Thames as a vessel of stories, both real and imagined and is currently being exhibited Shanghai Urban Space Art Season, housed in a 1930s grain silo on the Huagpu river. Enjoy the world premier of the English version (it is normally presented in Mandarin) hosted by Martyn Ware, musician in the Human League, Heaven 17 and British Electric Foundation. This is the second of three presentations: the first is on January 12th and the second is January 26th. The event is free and no tickets are required but we suggest you arrive early to get a good spot.
Organisers may cancel events, alter schedules, or change admission requirements without notice. Always check official sites before heading to an event.Happy Hour at the British Library: Liquid Histories
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ECLIPSE: A solo exhibition by NONOTAK
Captivate the senses, connect with your surroundings, and challenge reality as you delve into ECLIPSE, NONOTAK’s solo London debut presented by Lumen Studios. Open 10am-10pm Tuesday-Sunday with 45 minute slots available for booking throughout the day. Discounted student tickets are […]
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That Boy Has No Shoes
This performance is a personal perspective on Apartheid and its impact in South Africa and the world today. An axe, an eviction notice, a passbook and a camera will appear onstage to share their stories of events they witnessed under […]
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Acting MasterClass with Jason Thurston
Join professional actor Jason Thurston for an impeccably-timed one hour teaser of his award-winning Acting MasterClass. With over 16 years’ (16 years and 1 month) worth of experience on the student and short film scene, Jason’s got a catalogue of […]