Barbican Centre
Upcoming Events (10)
The Breath @ Barbican
The Breath at Barbican Centre in London delivers an evocative live set of moody, jazz-infused textures that resonate through the brick-walled concert hall's intimate acoustics.
ANOHNI @ Barbican Centre
ANOHNI storms the Barbican Centre in London with a boundary-pushing set that fuses electronic textures, poetic lyrics, and immersive visuals in a concert that feels both urgent and intimate.
Mammal Hands @ Barbican Centre
Mammal Hands perform a live set at the Barbican Centre in London. The trio blends jazz with cinematic textures for an immersive concert in the iconic arts venue, delivering dynamic rhythms and expressive improvisation.
Cold war visions
Cold War Visions screens at the Barbican Centre, a thought-provoking film program weaving espionage, memory, and striking visuals in a hushed, cinematic setting.
Adriana Lucia @ Barbican Centre
Latin-pop concert at the Barbican Centre featuring Adriana Lucia with Nidia Gongora and La Muchacha. A stylish London show delivering bright Latin rhythms in an iconic arts venue.
Delcy morelos
Delcy Morelos transforms the Barbican Centre with a vivid, immersive installation that bathes London's brutalist halls in color, sound, and reflective, boundary‑pushing art.
Cole Porter High Society
Cole Porter High Society at the Barbican Centre pairs glittering, witty songcraft with stylish period design, delivering a Broadway-flavored theatre evening inside a cosmopolitan space.
High Society
Clear your diary for a dazzling Barbican night as High Society sweeps you into Cole Porter’s glittering jazz-age party, with sparkling ensembles, witty lines, and show-stopping numbers lighting up London’s grand theatre.
Death note the musical
Death Note the Musical storms the Barbican Centre in London, weaving Gothic suspense with explosive stagecraft, razor-lit projections, and a chilling score that turns the iconic theatre into a neon-soaked battleground of fate and justice.
End of the world and hard boiled wonderland
A theatre-dance production at Barbican inspired by Murakami's End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland, blending narrative with movement.