There’s so much we can learn sometimes from a story, and I found this one from a collection of Buddhist parables and I just wanted to share it with you. A Journey to Inner Clarity from the Gardens of Samye. A young man named Dawa lived in a small village near Samye Monastery, the first

Milla Koistinen draws from the world of sport in her new performance series exploring endurance. The series continues Koistinen’s thinking on the significance of the individual and the group, topics she has also explored at major festivals and key stages throughout Europe, when touring with her pieces Magenta Haze, Breathe and the newest GRIT (for what it’s worth). Dance

Meet Peter Kalal — cultural strategist, researcher, and visionary thinker working at the intersection of imagination and institutional transformation. Based in Brooklyn, Peter collaborates with Fortune 500 companies, family offices, and cultural institutions through his work at Arthur M. Cohen Advisors, crafting future-forward strategies that spark growth, connection, and a renewed sense of belonging. In

Meet Dr. Madeline Taylor — costume designer, educator, and researcher whose impact is shaping both the stage and the classroom. With over 90 productions to her name and a passion for creative collaboration, she bridges practical craft with academic inquiry to explore how we can work better—together. As co-director of The Stitchery Collective and a

The UK’s leading Black British theatre company, Talawa will premiere an uplifting new outdoor work, Fragments of Us as part of Greenwich+Docklands International Festival’s 30th anniversary. In collaboration with London-based Black British contemporary dance company FUBUNATION and theatre and live art practitioner Sonia Hughes, this captivating outdoor work uses movement and spoken word to platform

Created and performed by Copenhagen Collective – a thrilling new acrobatic circus collective based in Denmark – The Genesis is set to make its official UK Premier at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August with a stunning performance of impressive acrobatic prowess. 17 international artists from Denmark, Australia, Peru, Canada, UK, Uruguay, Chile, Portugal, USA, Germany, Ireland, France and Guinea will unite this