British-Arabic physical theatre performer Tamsin Shasha together with director and dramaturg Helen Tennison, videographer, Xiaomin Fan, creative technologist Lucy Wheeler, and sound designer Matt Eaton, present Forgive Me, an autobiographical pole show about a mother […]
Mele Broomes is an award-winning multidisciplinary artist, who creates performances that sit between theatre, dance and music, crafting storytelling that is both emotional and physical. In April 2026, Mele Broomes launched moniqux ensemble – a […]
Words by Stella Rousham. I first met George Adams in January 2023. After a 5am train from London to the Northern School of Contemporary Dance, George’s enthralling introduction pulled me out of my sleep-deprived state. […]
Words by Lizzy Tan. Freddie Opoku-Addaie knows the freelance dance sector from the inside. Alongside an impressive career as an independent dance artist, Freddie is Artistic Director and Co-CEO of Dance Umbrella, London’s international dance […]
Words by Katie Hagan. This week, artist duo Rohan Ayinde and Tayo Rapoport will present the audio-visual work emi: freedomsong*. Made in collaboration with curator Zarina Rossheart and in dialogue with bell hooks’ ‘All About […]
Words by Paula Catalina Riofrio. From 22nd August – 20th September 2026, LAKE Studios Berlin will host the eighth edition of SUBMERGE a festival of exchange celebrating dance, choreography and artistic practice. Marcela Giesche, artistic director […]
Words by Paula Catalina Riofrio. The doors to the studio had unusual shapes. Wood floors, two pillars holding the space, small white rocks surrounding them. I had stumbled into Tanzfabrik Berlin during their OsterTanz workshops […]
James Lambert is a 23 year old professional movement artist who is using movement to tell his own story. With a background in Contemporary and Hip Hop styles, James likes to blend styles to fit […]
Words by Florence Nicholls. Marco da Silva Ferreira made The Rose Prize shortlist in 2025 for his work CARAÇA, and is now part way through a European tour of his new work, F*cking Future. Ferreira […]
Words by Josephine Leask. Liam Francis, looking scholarly in glasses behind a lectern, delivers an informative account of the Australian ground-dwelling Lyrebird’s extraordinary vocal habits, particularly its ability to mimic a variety of natural and […]