In partnership with Tramshed, Bloomsbury Radio & Macready Theatre > Download all information on this page as a pdf file here BLOOMSBURY FESTIVAL 2024 OPPORTUNITIES Bloomsbury Festival is seeking submissions from emerging theatre writers and companies (aged 18+) to produce
In April we start the online zoom sessions for our free Bloomsbury Festival Book Club which will initially run monthly until the time of the October 2023 festival. We have an exciting line up of books (in English) written by
We are inviting residents of Bloomsbury, Holborn and King’s Cross to take part in free workshops to create beautiful silk flags for the 2023 Bloomsbury Festival, illustrating your heritage and local area. The flags will represent stories you’d like to
(Image by 2022 Art Competition winner Glenda Frieder) PRIZE – EXHIBITION PLUS £300 CASH PRIZE DEADLINE: 30 April A competition for art students to submit a new artwork which responds to either: 1) The 2023 Bloomsbury Festival theme, Grow. The
Each year we programme around 100 creative events and exhibitions of which the majority are ‘Partner Events’. These showcase the cultural offer of Bloomsbury from many disciplines and from all parts of our unique inner-city community, including residents and institutions.
Our 2022 Bloomsbury Festival Review presents highlights of our festival activity on the theme of Breathe. Take a look:
Experimental event explores the impact of tear gas around the world Paradoxical Gasp: 17 – 20 November at the Crypt Gallery The Bloomsbury Festival 22 is not quite over yet! This week we have one final show as part of
Bloomsbury Festival Day 10 Writer In Residence: Nicolas Laborie Cradle of breath In Bloomsbury, I found the trail blazed by those who would not be held by their corsets. Overshadowed, Tussy is heard in every woman. Analogues of grief, hope
Bloomsbury Festival Day 9 Writer In Residence: Vanwy MacDonald Arif Letter found with billet at the Foundling Hospital Cinderella Pearl. Beloved bairn. Your indigo eyes are like the sky when dawn breaks from night, like the sea in winter. Your
Bloomsbury Festival Day 8 Writer In Residence: Irene Lofthouse ‘Yellow ochre, burnt umber, terracotta, all blooming around me. Why had I not seen them?’ she wondered, taking a new perspective on the streets around her, on the stories the bricks