OperaUpClose’s Eugene Onegin at the Arcola: ‘It’s a feminist story’
Hackney resident and OperaUpClose artistic director Robin Norton-Hale talks about her feminist reimagining of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin
OperaUpClose’s Eugene Onegin at the Arcola: ‘It’s a feminist story’
Hackney resident and OperaUpClose artistic director Robin Norton-Hale talks about her feminist reimagining of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin
OperaUpClose’s Eugene Onegin at the Arcola: ‘It’s a feminist story’
Hackney resident and OperaUpClose artistic director Robin Norton-Hale talks about her feminist reimagining of Tchaikovsky’s Eugene Onegin
CEMENT at 5th Base Gallery: Migration, identity, faith and the female body
‘I think many artists of colour feel frustrated at this lack of representation’
CEMENT at 5th Base Gallery: Migration, identity, faith and the female body
‘I think many artists of colour feel frustrated at this lack of representation’
CEMENT at 5th Base Gallery: Migration, identity, faith and the female body
‘I think many artists of colour feel frustrated at this lack of representation’
Islington comedian Stuart Laws on new play The Journey
Comedian turned playwright Stuart Laws talks about his first play The Journey at the Pleasance and why funny people flourish in Islington
Islington comedian Stuart Laws on new play The Journey
Comedian turned playwright Stuart Laws talks about his first play The Journey at the Pleasance and why funny people flourish in Islington
Islington comedian Stuart Laws on new play The Journey
Comedian turned playwright Stuart Laws talks about his first play The Journey at the Pleasance and why funny people flourish in Islington
The Ruin of Man at Mercer Chance Gallery
In a solo exhibition at Mercer Chance Gallery in Shoreditch, artist Michael Chance explores the intersectionality between environmentalism and feminism in his new collection, The Ruin of Man.
