July 16, 2025By Kapı
The Donmar Warehouse, currently basking in acclaim for its revival of Lynn Nottage’s Intimate Apparel, has unveiled an exciting and ambitious lineup for the Autumn 2025/26 season. Artistic Director Tim Sheader and Executive Director Henny Finch introduced three captivating productions, including two world premieres that promise to deliver a rich and thought-provoking theatrical journey. Kicking
July 16, 2025By Kapı
“What is grief but love enduring?” Waves is an uplifting new production that navigates the complexities of childhood loss, the power of sisterhood, and the nostalgia of growing up in 2010s London—all wrapped in poetry, humor, and innovative storytelling. Set against the backdrop of South East London in 2016, the play follows three sisters—Tansy, Mae,
July 16, 2025By Kapı
Fiery Angel’s hit production of Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of Agatha Christie’s *Murder on the Orient Express* will begin its China tour from October 8 to December 11, 2025. Directed by Lucy Bailey, the production will feature Michael Maloney reprising his role as Hercule Poirot. This marks the first English-language version of the play to be
July 14, 2025By Kapı
The Choir of Man pays tribute to the local pub spirit amid a wave of closures. As Jeremy Clarkson fights to keep his real-life pub afloat in the latest season of Clarkson’s Farm, the UK faces a staggering six pub closures every week. Against this backdrop, one West End show is raising a glass to
July 11, 2025By Kapı
Until August 26, 2025, Mitchell Johnson is showcasing his captivating paintings of Paris at Flea Street in Menlo Park, California. Since 1989, when he was a graduate student at Parsons School of Design in New York City, Johnson has made numerous trips to the city, immersing himself in its rich artistic culture. Following a successful
July 10, 2025By Kapı
The acclaimed one-person play “Every Brilliant Thing” is set for its highly anticipated debut in the West End at @sohoplace theatre from August 1 to September 27, 2025. Presented by Second Half Productions in collaboration with Nica Burns and Paines Plough, this heartwarming and humorous performance is sure to captivate London audiences. Written by Duncan
July 10, 2025By Kapı
Camden People’s Theatre (CPT) has unveiled its exciting Autumn 2025 season, running from October 16 to November 29, alongside a groundbreaking new payment structure aimed at supporting artists more effectively. Moving away from the conventional door-split arrangement, CPT will now provide guaranteed upfront fees to all artists and companies featured in its main season, independent
July 9, 2025By Kapı
Production images have just been unveiled for the National Theatre’s hit show, Till the Stars Come Down. This highly anticipated West End adaptation, penned by the renowned playwright Beth Steel, is currently running at the Theatre Royal Haymarket until 27 September 2025. The production is a collaboration between Eleanor Lloyd Productions, Fiery Angel, Short Street
July 8, 2025By Kapı
The Xavier Hufkens gallery in Brussels, Belgium, hosts the first solo exhibition of Chilean poet and artist Cecilia Vicuña, titled Arch Future, from June 5 to August 2, 2025. This captivating exhibition showcases over six decades of Vicuña’s interdisciplinary practice, featuring site-specific installations, drawings, paintings, poems, archival materials, sound, and films that invite viewers on
July 8, 2025By Kapı
Outside Voice, a gripping drama presented at Soho Poly, delves into the rise of conspiracy theories, the diminishing faith in science, and the impact these issues have on personal relationships. Written by Matt Morrison and directed by Hanna Berrigan, this play raises important questions about trust and understanding in today’s world. The story centers around
July 7, 2025By Kapı
On the evening of October 23, 1984, Bob Geldof, frontman of the fading pop band Boomtown Rats, was en route to a book launch in Mayfair. Before heading out, he caught a BBC news report by Michael Buerk detailing the devastating famine in Ethiopia. In the recent retrospective Live Aid at 40: When Rock ‘n’
July 4, 2025By Kapı
Join for a night of unforgettable laughs at “Stand-Up Comedy for M.A.T.E.s”—a charity event dedicated to supporting men’s mental health. Headlined by comedic talents Simon Brodkin, Daniel O’Reilly, and Tom Davis, this epic evening at The O2’s indigo venue on July 18th is more than just a comedy show; it’s a mission to raise essential
July 3, 2025By Kapı
Showcasing over 200 exceptional haute couture pieces across 14 themed rooms, the exhibition immerses visitors in the vibrant world of Dolce & Gabbana. The event explores various references—from Italian opera and folklore to architecture and traditional theater—while emphasizing a pivotal theme: extraordinary craftsmanship. “I discovered not only different techniques but also learned about Italian culture
July 2, 2025By Kapı
Kornfeld Galerie Berlin kicks off the summer season with a joint exhibition by Georgian artist Tamara Kvesitadze and Chinese artist Shunxiang Hu. Titled Under Shadows, the exhibition is on view from June 14 to August 23, 2025, at the gallery’s Fasanenstrasse location. Shaped by the artists’ personal histories and political contexts, the exhibition treats the
July 2, 2025By Kapı
This summer in Berlin, the boundaries of the body are being redrawn. KVOST presents Polish artist Aneta Grzeszykowska’s first solo exhibition in Germany, “Privacy Settings,” creating a layered exploration of visibility, privacy, and the construction of identity. The exhibition, held in collaboration with Art Collection Telekom, is curated by Nathalie Hoyos and Rainald Schumacher. When
July 1, 2025By Kapı
Stratford East is excited to announce its 2025 Open Day, a special event marking the theatre’s 140th anniversary. Set for Saturday, July 26, from 11 AM to 4 PM, the Open Day welcomes locals and visitors alike for a day filled with free activities for all ages. Activities include: Workshops: Participate in various sessions such
July 1, 2025By Kapı
The Last Train to New York, the American adaptation of the 2016 South Korean film Train to Busan, is back in the spotlight after a long period of silence. The original film, known for its high-octane pace and emotional depth, left a global mark on the zombie genre. This American version will not be a
June 30, 2025By Kapı
Renowned fantasy author George R.R. Martin made notable remarks about his writing process and the evolution of the genre during a discussion for his friend Joe Abercrombie’s new book, The Devils. The conversation, moderated by Becca Monet and streamed on YouTube, focused on The Devils but Martin’s witty comments about his long-delayed novel The Winds
June 28, 2025By Kapı
Ajnelli Productions is thrilled to announce the UK premiere of ‘Fly Trap,’ a solo storytelling comedy that captures the journey of self-discovery, at Camden Fringe 2025. The show will take place from July 28th to August 2nd at the Barons Court Theatre, offering a captivating mix of humor and poignant insights into the challenges of
June 27, 2025By Kapı
How committed do you have to be to build an unparalleled art collection? Swiss media and technology magnate Michael Ringier shares his thoughts: “Obsession does grow, but so does selectivity. The learning never stops—that’s what excites me about art; the knowledge is limitless.” Over the past three decades, he has curated an impressive collection of
June 26, 2025By Kapı
The first thing that catches your eye in this joint exhibition is a series of sunflowers, but they are the creations of German artist Anselm Kiefer rather than Vincent van Gogh. Instead of vibrant bursts of life, Kiefer’s sunflowers appear dead and charred, resembling dark voids. Beneath them lies a figure, or more accurately, a
June 25, 2025By Kapı
A gripping exploration of OCD, psychological abuse, and the complexities of haircutting, “Split Ends” is a powerful solo show by esteemed writer, director, and performer Claudia Shnier. Following its success at the Brighton Fringe, this unique production makes its Edinburgh Fringe debut at the Pleasance Courtyard, running from July 30 to August 17, 2025, before
June 24, 2025By Kapı
From July 3 to September 5, ENKA Open Air Theatre presents a vibrant program filled with music, theater, cinema, and documentaries, promising art lovers an unforgettable summer. One of Istanbul’s most unique open-air venues, nestled in nature, ENKA brings together both emerging and established artists this season, appealing to audiences of all ages. Special student
June 24, 2025By Kapı
Mick Ralphs, the guitarist renowned for his work with iconic 1970s bands Bad Company and Mott the Hoople, has passed away at the age of 81. Ralphs first gained recognition as a key guitarist for Mott the Hoople but became even more famous alongside rock legends Paul Rodgers and Simon Kirke in Bad Company, delivering
June 23, 2025By Kapı
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre transforms into a magical stage under the summer sky with Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Dream Ballets: A Triple Bill, running through June 22. This enchanting production reimagines the iconic dream sequences from Oklahoma!, Carousel, and Allegro, crafted by three visionary female choreographers—Shelley Maxwell, Kate Prince, and Julia Cheng. While not without
June 20, 2025By Kapı
The Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) has revealed the initial lineup for the 29th Istanbul Theatre Festival, scheduled from October 20 to November 22. Showcasing a range of captivating productions from Turkey and across the globe, the festival will kick off on October 20–21 with Cathedral, An Evening with Arvo Pärt by Scapino
June 20, 2025By Kapı
Applications have opened for the Intercity Network Development Grant Program, launched under the CultureCIVIC: Culture and Arts Support Program, supported by the European Union. Coordinated by Goethe-Institut Istanbul, the program aims to foster intercity cultural collaborations. Applications will be accepted until 6:00 p.m. on Monday, July 14. CultureCIVIC seeks to support projects grounded in core
June 19, 2025By Kapı
In J.G. Ballard’s 1962 short story “The Singing Statues,” he envisioned a future where sculptures, powered by “senso-cells,” respond to surrounding vibrations, creating a lively interaction between human presence and art. This concept is brought to life in Feel the Sound at the Barbican, an immersive, multisensory experience designed to broaden our understanding of listening
June 19, 2025By Kapı
Renowned Italian pianist and composer Ludovico Einaudi, whose compositions have captivated millions worldwide, will perform again for his Istanbul fans on September 27, 2025, at Volkswagen Arena. Having sold out tickets days in advance during his previous Istanbul concerts, the artist will take the stage this time under the organization of Stagepass. Einaudi’s unique style,
June 18, 2025By Kapı
What do you do when your husband leaves you for your teenage goddaughter? You channel your emotions into powerful songs, dye your wedding dress black, and create a show. Fresh from her successful runs at the Edinburgh and Adelaide Fringes, Tracey Yarad’s heartfelt one-woman show, All These Pretty Things, beautifully exemplifies the adage “when life