Name: Lawrence Power and Vilde Frang: Travellers Tales
Start: 2027-02-01T19:30:00
Location: Barbican Centre

Vilde Frang

Lawrence Power

Barbican Centre

Join ORII COMMUNITY in celebrating Pan-Africanism through a multi-disciplinary club experience, featuring DJs, live musicians, dancers channelling the ancestral spirit of togetherness through sound.

anyone can dance w/ORII

This summer, the hotly anticipated world premiere of Death Note: The Musical arrives to our theatre for 50 performances only.

Death Note

Barbican Theatre

A dramatic and terrifying requiem juxtaposed by a beautiful gloria dedicated to all the heroes of Ukraine, performed in the iconic St Paul's Cathedral, a symbol of shining resilience.

Ukrainian Freedom Orchestra Verdi Requiem

St. Paul's Cathedral London

A new, cutting-edge work celebrating the voices of six trailblazing women poets across a millennium of Chinese history through the power of choral theatre.

Tangram x SANSARA: Chronicle 时•录

LSO St Luke's

Sierra’s Avian Mirrors and Doolittle’s Field Guide bring us into the world of birdsong mimicry with a rich interplay between birds, while Bauckholt’s Doppelbelichtung presents photographically accurate transcriptions of bird calls with great intensity. Terranova’s Rainbow Dust in the Sky and Grime’s To see the summer sky take us into the evocative world of birds with msuic that is both ethereal and fierce.

Lisa Robertson: Cànan nan Eun

Delicately fingerpicked guitar and soft-focus vocals fold into a rich, enveloping sound, where piano ballads, glowing brass and airy rhythms gather. At times feeling grand and orchestral, threaded with bossa nova ease, gentle psychedelia and jazz inflections – all while drifting through gentle, lilting pop melodies akin to Karen Carpenter or Carole King. Vivid imagery flickers through the songs, from sunlit water to ceremonial rituals, with a lyricism that carries both tenderness and quiet resolve.

Bedouine

Milton Court Concert Hall

An opera. A ghost story. A love story. Black boy joy and Black boy nightmares. Our Eyes Looking for God is an exceptional and vital work written during the 2020 global racial reckoning. Writer/Director TD Moyo uses the operatic form, with it's drama, music, staging and instrumentals, to tell an all-encompassing story about identity, state violence and love.

Our Eyes Looking for God

Haunting visuals, bittersweet music and the voice combine in this intimate theatrical meditation on the consolations of sorrow inspired by Robert Burton’s 17th-century study of depression.

An Anatomy of Melancholy

An immersive evening of music, poetry, dance and conversation, singer, cellist and composer Ayanna Witter-Johnson launches her LSO St Luke’s residency inspired by her forthcoming album New Roots.

Ayanna-Witter Johnson: New Roots First Light

Drift through a world where time softens and memory shifts in an intimate evening of Feldman’s hypnotic soundscapes that blur the line between what we hear and what we think we remember.

Morton Feldman: Unsettled Memory

Multi-GRAMMY award-winning vocal group Roomful of Teeth perform music from their latest collaboration album with Gabriel Kahane, Elevator Songs.

Roomful of Teeth with special guest Gabriel Kahane

A new performance brings together image, text and sound drawn from Earshot's 'earwitness' investigation of a reported sonic attack during a silent vigil in Belgrade in March 2025.

450 XL: A silent movie

Two world-class string players come together to perform a captivating sequence of music that interacts with film and animated designs.