Browse our newest events and hot tickets, released for sale in the last 14 days Tom Blyth and Russell Tovey serve up arresting chemistry as a cop and his target in this 90s New York psychodrama. Tom ...

Celebrate a decade of Oh Wonder as they bring a fresh take on their debut album to our stage. Throughout their career Oh Wonder have built a dedicated fanbase around the world that has seen them play ...

Please note: Family Film Club takes a break in July and August but will be back on Sat 20th September with great films for you and your little ones to enjoy on the big screen. Subscribe to our ...

Unlock the Enchanting World of Raga and Tala. One day. Countless centuries of musical brilliance. Discover melodic ragas and mathematical talas in the Darbar Festival’s immersive 1-day Indian ...

One of The Scotsman's 'Best Shows of the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe', this 'unique and intellectually potent' (★★★★★, Morning Star) show explores how voices of the past can give us hope today.

Whether you're joining us for a day or the entire festival, come together to celebrate artists working in endangered languages and dialects. Through poetry, performance, talks, live events, and visual ...

Experience the synergy of this electrifying double bill, where club bangers drenched in honeyed Afro-pop and scorched R&B meet hypnotic rhythms that blend afrobeat, jazz, and reggae. UK/Nigerian ...

Nil Venditti, Jess Gillam and the BBC Symphony Orchestra travel from the West of Ireland to the shores of the Bosphorus, in music by Ottorino Respighi, Giacomo Puccini, Fazil Say and Anna Clyne. The ...

Browse concerts from the Barbican Contemporary Music programme, including artists from all forms of music, experimental collaborations and new talent.

Neo Sora’s sci-fi feature imagines a teen uprising in a near-future Tokyo, emptied by cultural and geological catastrophes. At their oppressive school, wannabe DJs Yuta (Hayato Kurihara) and Kou ...

The London International Animation Festival proudly showcases the whole spectrum of animation, showing that animation is for ...

Step into the heart of London’s Brutalist legacy. Did you know the Barbican’s theatre and concert hall go deeper underground than the nearest Tube line; early plans for the Centre included a Pyramid; ...