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The Crowning of Lucy Clark

Marking our time with Back to Ours in Hull Lucy Clark the voice of BBC Radio Humberside

       
     
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NATIONAL THEATRE OF SCOTLAND VOX POPS

Audience reactions from Citizen of Nowhere, V&A Dundee in November 2018

       
     
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BLOW OUR TRUMPETS ANGELS

Dealing with the past, and challenging what you believe to be unacceptable. This is not a time to let our pain dominate.

       
     
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The Crowning of Reece Lyons

Reece Lyons, trans artist and activist ‘I am a Woman and I have a penis’

       
     
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The Crowning of Ismaël Lotz

Ismaël Lotz, an award-winning Dutch filmmaker battling stage four cancer

       
     
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The Crowning of Matthew Mitcham

Matthew Mitcham, world’s first openly gay male athlete to win Olympic Gold at Beijing 2008

       
     
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LABELS ARE FOR SOUP CANS NOT FOR PEOPLE

Lizi Drysdale, school teacher, Commonwealth Games champion and all round Aussie hero

       
     
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QUEENSLAND SLAM POETRY CHAMPION

Viv Baker, Queensland Slam Poetry Champion and her father Tim Baker, writer and Gold Coast surf legend

       
     
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PICTURES OF YOU WITH DAN GLASS, UK ACTIVIST OF THE YEAR

Launching our international premiere as part of Festival '18, the arts and culture programme for the XXI Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia

       
     
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Politics, art and resistance with Dan Glass, UK activist of the year

We're on our way to Yorkshire with dates at Cast in Doncaster on 8th February and Theatre in the Mill in Bradford on 9th February.

       
     
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ON OUR WAY TO THE Promised Land of the Gold Coast

In 2017, Jeremy spent several weeks getting to know the Promised Land of the Gold Coast for Festival 2018, part of the Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games in Australia

       
     
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The Art of Dissonance: Lubaina Himid, Alan Kane and Ed Hall on art, democracy and protest

The 'Truth to Power Cafe' banner by Ed Hall was recently shown as part of an installation he created for the British Council exhibition 'The Art of Dissonance' at Seoul Museum of Art in South Korea. The exhibition explored democracy and the role of art in society, where dissonant voices and disparate values conflict and evolve together.