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See how the 2019-20 Hayward Gallery exhibition Bridget Riley compared to the artist’s 1971 solo exhibition in these interactive images.

The much-loved baritone and composer explains what he loves about classical music, and how he likes to relate to an audience through his performance.

How many grand pianos do you think you’d find at the Southbank Centre? Take a guess then find out here.

Chris McCabe discusses Poems from the Edge of Extinction, an anthology of poetry from endangered languages, inspired by the Endangered Poetry Project.

Prominent anti-apartheid activists, Chitra Karve, Lela Kogbara and Brian Filling recount the time they met the great political leader, Nelson Mandela.

Heather Morris, bestselling author of The Tattooist of Auschwitz and Cilka’s Journey discusses how the books emerged from the story of Lale Sokolov.

How many of these artists were you lucky enough to see perform here?

Take a look back through our archive for one insignificant date and see the planning that goes into each and every event at a celebrated London arts venue.

The psychotherapist and author discusses her book, The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read (and Your Children Will Be Glad That You Did).

Take a look at some favourite clips and highlights of Louis Theroux’s remarkable documentaries, from singing lessons to dog whisperers.

Everything you need to know about Brazilian superstar Anitta from this profile produced ahead her appearance at Nile Rodgers’ Meltdown.

Rare photographs from London’s Pride ‘87 Lesbian and Gay Pride Carnival in the Gardens which took place at the South Bank’s Jubilee Gardens.