A year ago today was the World Premiere of Felix's Room at Berliner Ensemble written by me and co-directed with ScanLAB Projects in a co-production with Komische Oper Berlin StoryFutures Complicité. So many memories...#befelix

Yesterday, I visited the cemetery to see my daughter who passed away as a baby. As I was leaving, I noticed a man, He was talking to himself, carrying a sleeping bag, and it was evident that he was unwell and had nowhere else to go. The day was hot, and I watched him take a

Remembering Charles Laughton on his 125th birthday! The Night of the Hunter (1955) Director: Charles Laughton

Freight belongs on rail

A great shame the government has chosen to preserve the superfluous national Holocaust memorial in its programme for the coming Parliament. Why? A memorial and learning centre focused on Britain’s colonial legacy would be infinitely more relevant to the UK today.

Another great piece of synchronicity: July 16 is Barbara Stanwyck's birthday.

Warm congratulations to Sir Lenny Henry CBE who received an Honorary Doctorate from Royal Holloway yesterday. Thank you for your continued support of #StoryFutures and helping us work “... towards 'egalitarian, creative storytelling'” #creativeindustries #immersive #innovation

When Sir Lenny took to the mic 🎤 We were delighted to welcome back a very special alumnus last week, awarding Sir Lenny Henry CBE an Honorary Doctorate. Funny and inspiring as always, watch his full speech here: ow.ly/HIxT50SGyt7 First Sight Media StoryFutures

“I look forward to continuing to collaborate with Royal Holloway StoryFutures... – it’s brilliant!”Honoured to be part of @lennyhenry inspiring Honorary Doctorate acceptance speech last week. Pictured with StoryFutures Angela Chan Adam Ganz #creativeindustries

It was an unforgettable honour to be Orator for Sir Lenny Henry's honorary Doctorate at last week's graduation ceremony Royal Holloway . Thanks for the shout out to my Media Arts at Royal Holloway colleagues John Hill and Sue Clayton - Eastwest Pictures - to StoryFutures and to my Barry White voice

Erich Kästner died 50 years ago today.

Hey @tfl bus shelters without shade what’s the thinking here ?

Happy 100th birthday, James Baldwin. You called us to live…fully and honestly. m.youtube.com/watch?v=4yzguQ…

Today would have been James Baldwin's 100th birthday. Here are pictures of him with everybody who has ever existed because this Black gay Leo is one of the most photographed writers of our time. 🎞️📸

Last days of the lonely interstellar spacecraft - on.ft.com/3YtaRY8 via Financial Times This essay on the struggle to remotely fix the Voyager 1 spacecraft (47 years old, 15bn miles away) is fantastic. It's also a paean to archiving, paper, and the preservation of esoteric knowledge.

If anyone’s near the National Theatre on the South Bank London and wants my ticket for #Mnemonic by Simon McBurney & Complicité at 230pm today - in 20mins - DM me fast. Got too much to do to go & don’t want it to go to waste. Last few days of the run! nationaltheatre.org.uk/productions/mn…

very proud of my incredible niece Abra Ganz who has co-authored this paper on Conversational AI agents in multiplayer games

I love the exquisite opening credits of Merchant-Ivory's BOMBAY TALKIE (1970), in which the names of cast and crew members are lovingly shown in the style of painted film posters. Accompanied by a dreamy score from the legendary composer duo Shankar–Jaikishan.

Saul Steinberg, Sussex, 1953 The Romanian-born American illustrator and cartoonist for the New Yorker was in England for the opening of an exhibition of his drawings at the ICA. Miller posed Steinberg with the ancient chalk drawing of the Long Man of Wilmington in the background.