Barbican
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Lear – Barbican Theatre, London
Writer: William Shakespeare (adapted by Pai Sam-shik) Director and choreographer: Jung Young-doo Pansori composer and Music Director: Han Seung-seok Composer:…
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La Colline – théâtre national: House – Barbican, London
Writer and Director: Amos Gitaï Arts and culture often tend to be rather sentimental about the concept of home and…
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The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady – Barbican, London
Creators: Clod Ensemble and Nu Civilisation Orchestra A warm and festive atmosphere of strung fairy lights and suspended decorations invites…
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Classical Pride: My Beloved Man – Barbican, London
Conductor: Nicholas Chalmers Under the banner of Classical Pride, The Fourth Choir, London’s LGBTQ+ classical choir, presents My Beloved Man,…
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Ballet Black: Heroes – Barbican, London
Choreographers: Sophie Laplane and Mthuthzeli November Cassa Pancho founded Ballet Black in 2002 to improve the representation of black dancers…
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Mary Said What She Said – Barbican, London
Writer: Darryl Pinckney Director: Robert Wilson Who better to play to play Mary Queen of Scots than the Queen of…
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Boy Blue: Cycles – Barbican, London
Choreographer: Kenrick ‘H2O’ Sandy Associate Choreographer: Jade Hackett Concept and Composer: Michael ‘Mikey J’ Asante Boy Blue returns to the…
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Castle of Joy – Barbican, London
Writer and Director: Búi Dam From the Faroe Islands comes the story of Joy, or Pól Jóhannus Poulsen, born in…
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