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Natalia Osipova on The Mother and dancing for herself
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Natalia Osipova on The Mother and dancing for herself

The Royal Ballet’s principal dancer discusses her career, and her performance in Arthur Pita’s The Mother at the Southbank Centre, in this 2019 interview.

Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein on Stranger Things, synthesisers and missing MySpace
Kyle Dixon & Michael Stein, musicians
Article

Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein on Stranger Things, synthesisers and missing MySpace

Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein, the men behind the soundtrack to Stranger Things talk S U R V I V E and synthesisers in this interview from 2019.

Playlist: hip-hop samples Nile Rodgers
The word 'Playlist' sits over the top of Nile Rodgers standing on stage strumming his guitar
Playlist

Playlist: hip-hop samples Nile Rodgers

Listen to this hip-hop playlist of tracks which sample the work of Nile Rodgers, highlighting Rodgers’ remarkable influence on contemporary music.

Anthony Anaxagorou: poetry, performance & providing positive platforms
Poet Anthony Anaxagorou stands in the National Poetry Library at Southbank Centre
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Anthony Anaxagorou: poetry, performance & providing positive platforms

Poet Anthony Anaxagorou on his journey from Slam to spoken word, supporting Akala, publishing poetry and establishing the live night Out-Spoken.

Who is author Candice Carty-Williams?
Candice Carty-Williams, writer
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Who is author Candice Carty-Williams?

Candice Carty-Williams burst onto the scene in 2019 with her much heralded debut novel Queenie. Get to know the author behind the hype.

Angie Thomas: On the Come Up
Angie Thomas, author
Podcast

Angie Thomas: On the Come Up

The author discusses her 2019 novel in conversation with writer Charlie Brinkhurst-Cuff.

Deborah Colker on Dog Without Feathers and returning to London
Dog Without Feathers performed on stage
Article

Deborah Colker on Dog Without Feathers and returning to London

The award-winning Brazilian writer, theatre director, dancer and choreographer speaks about her performance piece Dog Without Feathers in this 2019 interview.

Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Roxane Gay and women on the page
Author, Roxane Gay
Podcast

Southbank Centre’s Book Podcast: Roxane Gay and women on the page

Listen to excerpts from Roxane Gay’s conversation with Liv Little, and hear from Amaal Said and Destiny Adeyemi of Octavia Poetry Collective.

Valeria Luiselli on giving life to the stories of the US-Mexico border
Valeria Luiselli, author
Article

Valeria Luiselli on giving life to the stories of the US-Mexico border

Read an interview with the Mexican author Valeria Luiselli who discusses her novel Lost Children Archive, its inspiration, and evolution

Who is pianist Beatrice Rana?
Beatrice Rana pianist
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Who is pianist Beatrice Rana?

Find out more about young Italian pianist Beatrice Rana, including awards she’s been nominated for, and concert halls she’s played at.

Think Aloud: comedy – the secrets behind the laughs
Dave Gorman, comedian
Podcast

Think Aloud: comedy – the secrets behind the laughs

Stand-up comedians Glenn Moore, Maisie Adams, Dave Gorman, Ken Cheng and Sindhu Vee on dealing with nerves and how you make something funny.

Riz Ahmed and Mohsin Hamid: migration and magic
Riz Ahmed, British Pakistani actor, rapper and activist
Podcast

Riz Ahmed and Mohsin Hamid: migration and magic

Actor Riz Ahmed and author Mohsin Hamed come together to discuss a rapidly changing world in this podcast, recorded in 2018.