Long Reads; A Life in Light & Imagination: Remembering Angus McBean
For the A/W 2006 print issue of .Cent Stephen Jones, the renowned milliner, known for his long career working with…

For the A/W 2006 print issue of .Cent Stephen Jones, the renowned milliner, known for his long career working with…
Walk past homes of over 600 ancient castles, with stunning landscapes and feel like you are in a fairytale. Feel…
by Annie Ngo
When you think of puppets, you may likely be reminded of an easy-going green frog from your childhood. Or maybe…
by Annie Ngo
More than ever, artistic practice has merged. If nothing else, the collaboration or even bringing together of diverse creative practices…
by Jo Phillips
Is it fair to say that William Shakespeare remains one of the most powerful interpreters of the human condition ever…
It’s tough being fifteen, let’s face it, who would want to be a teenager again? Yes, there is a whole…
by Jo Phillips
The lights go down, and the curtain comes up. Or, in some spaces, the curtains stay where they are, and…
by Annie Koziel
This October, Somerset House in London presents Infinite Bodies, a landmark exhibition by internationally acclaimed choreographer and director Sir Wayne…
by Jo Phillips
In today’s world, where technology touches almost every part of our lives, dance, like many creative industries, is no different….
by Amal Fathima
When your soul listens deeper than your ears can hear, when your eyes see past the paint and colours of…
by Amal Fathima
Many of us love to glow in the joy of a quiet, fine summer evening, not grand or showy, but…
Imagine a man condemned to push a boulder up a hill for all eternity, only to watch it roll back…
Can Pizza save your life? Ok, probably not, but this ancient Neapolitan food staple has a history that spans centuries,…
by Jo Phillips
It is hard to imagine that dancing could be seen as anything but beautiful, joyous, and enlightening. Yet at one…
by Jo Phillips