Come along to this free foyer exhibition that brings together a range of artworks in response to the themes of family, identity and the home. Recreating a living room, a kitchen and adjoining bedroom, ...

However you like to travel, here are some of our recommended routes to get to all venues within the Barbican. The Barbican is within walking distance of several tube and train stations and bus routes.

Bring along baby for our weekly film screenings of the latest new releases each Monday and Saturday morning. Enjoy the best new films on the big screen with your little ones of twelve months and under ...

Join artist Fernanda Muñoz-Newsome for a beginner-friendly somatic movement workshop exploring the awakening energies of Spring through sensory awareness, touch and guided movement. Explore presence ...

A documentary from Julie Lunde Lillesæter following a group of women in Austin, Texas, who join forces to legally challenge the system that allowed their rapists to walk free. When Amy, Marina and ...

Discover the best new releases at our Members' Screenings. Escape the hustle and bustle and get an extra chance to catch our new releases with exclusive Sunday screenings in our cinema – at only £6 a ...

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Splicing classic Baroque works with a reminder that the harpsichord is no mere museum piece, Mahan Esfahani has opened up inspiring new territories. There’s a nod to Esfahani’s Iranian roots in Haim ...

Welcome to the Barbican Theatre for this production of Samuel Beckett’s masterpiece, Krapp’s Last Tape. We are honoured to collaborate once again with the great producers of Irish contemporary theatre ...

Welcome to the Barbican for Passion Fruit. We’re delighted to welcome this award-winning play written by Dior Clarke and Stephanie Martin to The Pit, newly directed by Rikki Beadle-Blair MBE. The Pit ...

Immerse yourself in the cut-throat world of a prestigious jazz school & rediscover Damien Chazelle’s masterpiece with a live performance conducted by the soundtrack's composer, Justin Hurwitz.

Stephen Rea gives a 'hauntingly good' (Guardian) performance in this triumphant production of Samuel Beckett's solo masterpiece about memory, loneliness and lost love. We meet Krapp, a man in his late ...