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 week only
The Hackney artist has donated a rare complete set of his five-colour lithographs to raise money for the hospital where, as he puts it, half the borough was born
After five years away from her own music, Dalston singer-songwriter Lailana is writing again — about faith, family and her Lebanese, Palestinian and Filipino roots. At the heart of it is TaoSol, the jam night she founded at The Jago
Phoebe Boswell's new work sends Black swimmers dancing up and down the escalators at Bethnal Green, reclaiming water as a place of refuge rather than loss
Christine Bacon's expansive new play at the Arcola, drawn from Jason Hickel's The Divide, takes aim at 80 years of 'international development' — and is very nearly saved by a strong cast from a script that wants to do everything at once
This stage adaptation of this 2016 Persian-language horror is sharp on the politics of women's lives in wartime Tehran — and oddly literal-minded about its Djinn. Lelia Farzad leads a strong cast; the parlour tricks let them down
