Thank you The Guardian for this lovely article to set off the opening of Purple Hibiscus Barbican Centre

**** 'As enigmatic as it is haunting' #CastleOfJoy Barbican Centre
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Perfect Purcell: Joyce DiDonato was 'riveting' Barbican Centre says Richard Morrison thetimes.co.uk/article/309145…

#THEATRE #REVIEW Antechamber Barbican Centre MimeLondon 'is like nothing else one may see on stage. Just a month into 2024, it is hard to imagine anything else this year could even come close' ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ thereviewshub.com/antechamber-mi… #London

Ibrahim mahama to unveil monumental installation at the Barbican Centre, London (10 April – 18 August 2024)

The Barbican’s Lakeside Terrace is set to be transformed with a new site-specific work by Ibrahim Mahama – marking the artist’s first large-scale public commission in the…

Ambergris review

'The first of four shows that MimeLondon has helped to import to the Barbican Pit, this loose, witty take on the tale of Pinocchio is full of strange, dreamlike charm and low-key invention' | ✍️ Donald Hutera

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Great to see the costumes of Poor Things getting Oscar and BAFTA nominations - did you know you can see some of them IRL Barbican Centre? 👗😀🌈 #Oscars2024

We're proud to present #HRWFFLDN at Barbican Centre in 2024! The iconic venue has been home to a number of diverse festivals & exhibits making it a prominent hub for the arts in London. Join us 14-22 March for our in person festival. Subscribe for news: zurl.co/msuz

Adrian Dunbar and Stephanie J Block are to star in @KissMeKateuk at the Barbican Centre this summer.

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Excited to showcase films by St. Clair Bourne (1943–2007) at Barbican Centre on Feb 20th.

A trailblazing African American documentary filmmaker, Bourne used his work to explore Black culture.

Full details below:

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One of my favourite things about the film was the incredible costumes and choices of fabrics. Can't wait to get to the Barbican Centre to see the exhibition.

Channelling my inner Bella Baxter at Barbican Centre's #PoorThings exhibit.

Stunned anyway by the costuming in Yorgos Lanthimos's film anyway but reading on how Holly Waddington infused different aspects of Victorian culture into the designs...

Didn't think it possible for My Neighbour Totoro Barbican Centre to get even better with time, but Mei Mac Ami Okumura Jones just *are* those sisters now. Everyone involved in this show is a wonder. Laughing and crying simultaneously is exhausting. More East Asian representation, pls industry!

WabiSabi LEGO This is ok, but do you remember when Benoy made the BarbicanCityOfLondon out of cake, and then we ate it? NLA

Playing with AI and imagining a LEGO set of the Barbican Centre

★★★★★ My Neighbour Totoro | Barbican Centre | Until 23 March

A magical stage reimagining of the Studio Ghibli classic, this puppet-fuelled My Neighbour Totoro does more than simply warm the cockles – it embodies an abundance of love and adventure.

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The gorgeousness of the POOR THINGS costumes, on display Barbican Centre

Yes, My Neighbour Totoro at Barbican Centre is worth every one of those 5 stars! #studioghibli

If you're into costume design, you should definitely head to Barbican Centre to see some of Waddington's exquisite costumes for POOR THINGS (on the Ground Floor, just near the Barbican Kitchen).

They have a small but perfectly formed exhibition of the costumes from POOR THINGS Barbican Centre - they're gorgeous and the level of craft and attention to detail is amazing. Well worth a trip if you're in London.