As Hackney Empire marks 125 years, Chris Sudworth talks community, affordability and a 16-month birthday party — with a ...

Ex-Smoking Goat's Ali Borer refines the vast mid-Atlantic region into small plates and open flame on the corner of Nile Street ...

"It has the charge that really good poetry ought to have." This is how writer-director Tony Graham describes the language in a series of oral histories that captured his imagination. They were ...

Swedish puppet sex? It sounds like unlikely material for a theatrical production, but Erik Holmström's whimsical take on The World is Full of Married Men is a charming, lust-drenched frolic. The ...

She marched at the first Aldermaston in 1958 and was still going 50 years later, complaining only that the crowd walked too slowly. An extract from Great Women of London on Hetty Bower — born in ...

She marched at the first Aldermaston in 1958 and was still going 50 years later, complaining only that the crowd walked too slowly. An extract from Great Women of London on Hetty Bower — born in ...

The O'Donnell + Tuomey-designed dance house on Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park is one of 32 buildings honoured this year — and, the judges say, an icon made for the people who live around it ...

"A civic building, built to last." That is how Sheila O'Donnell describes the thing she and John Tuomey have made in Stratford, and it is about as much as either architect will say for themselves. The ...

Remembering Harry Stanley: no memorial, no apology, no justice. Producer Tara Darby’s award-winning audio feature reopens a local tragedy that has gone unmarked for 25 years ...

On 22 September 1999, Scottish painter and decorator Harry Stanley stopped off for a lemonade on his way home at his local Hackney pub, The Alexandria (now The Lauriston). He put a plastic bag on the ...

The seminal American provocateur brings a career-spanning screening to the Rio and a three-night noise residency to Cafe OTO — his video work and his experimental sound practice, side by side, for one ...