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 ...
Whilst recovering in hospital from a devastating assassination attempt, renowned author Salman Rushdie looks back at his life ...
Opening Tuesday 20 October, Spiritland at the Barbican is a brand-new listening bar located on Level 2 with lakeside views.
The planned 2027 production of Sunday in the Park with George at the Barbican will no longer proceed as scheduled. Empire Street Productions will retain the rights with a view to presenting the ...
With plenty of seating, toilets (+ baby changes!) and café area – our cinema is a relaxed environment perfect for families to start the weekend. Before, during and after each screening there are ...
Inhale. Exhale. Every breath resonates and each string sings in this performance that brings together Scottish Ensemble and singers from the Chamber Choir of the National Youth Choir of Scotland.
Shaped by the changing times in which we live and by the collaborations they seek across boundaries, the pioneering Scottish Ensemble is one of the most exciting chamber collectives in the UK. Their ...
A festival of performances, talks and installations by Afrodiasporic composers, past and present, curated by vocalist and composer Elaine Mitchener. Be the first to see new work, emerging talent and ...
Mozart, Haydn, Telemann and Philidor: four composers in a passionate age, reinventing music on the wing. A dynamic start to a season of music that defies convention. They called it “sturm und drang” - ...
Two of Toho’s less familiar kaiju face off in this cult movie, bursting with imagination and featuring great special effects by the legendary Eiji Tsuburaya. As with the best kaiju films, Frankenstein ...
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