Holy Cross Church

A showcase exhibition of artworks from the Festival's New Wave Artists Claire-Ann Abi Ola, Ella Jackson, Emma Ogawa Todd, Hito Kanie and Meghan Salisbury.

2-31 Oct (click - See All Dates). An immersive oral history installation project distilling a century of nursing into one time-bending 24-hour shift. R&D and consultation phase.

9+10 Oct (click - See All Dates) A darkly comic performance exploring failure, burnout and the body under pressure reflecting Korean industrialisation, capitalism and diaspora.

Nossa Voz present a concert of Brazilian song and music, sharing the experience of Brazilian music

A brand-new play about memories, tape recordings and the stories we tell to make sense of the impossible.

London Composers Forum presents Alvaro Ibarra playing new music for the classical guitar and baroque theorbo.

A new audio documentary-drama exploring love and duty during WW2, followed by Q&A chaired by broadcaster and journalist David Baker.

This second walk, in our series of three, explores the characters, stories and events in the East of Bloomsbury.

An exciting new choral ensemble reimagining the Greek myth of the Minotaur.

Roaring African-Jazz-Fusion: Grand Union Presents... REGEN

A guided walk celebrating the rich history of Bloomsbury with stories and memories from when the Guide was a Bobby on the Beat over fifty years ago.

Performances 29 + 30 October (click - See all dates). A one-woman play; Nicole Acquah's journey of cultural reconciliation, across Europe, into Ghana.

A vibrant afternoon open celebration of Diwali in a participatory dance event, showcasing the Indian dance form Kuchipudi. All welcome.