You'll find a range of accessible events throughout our music, theatre and dance, film and art gallery programme. The information below details the access provisions in each of the venues within the ...

Join the creator of Wallace & Gromit, Nick Park, Academy Award winner and mastermind of Chicken Run, Early Man and your favourite Wallace & Gromit films from A Grand Day out to Vengeance Most Fowl.

A spectacular stage adaptation of Herman Melville's great novel about ambition, obsession and the power of nature, featuring large-scale puppetry, live action, video projection and music. ‘Thar she ...

Join rockstar philosopher Slavoj Žižek for a guide to the end times. Is despair the only hope? Can the world escape the clutches of libertarian fascism? Erudite and comic, ironic and profound, ...

‘You have to see the real thing… seeing a real painting is the only way to do it.’ Robert Ryman believed that the best way to experience a painting is in person. His paintings, which mostly use white ...

Step into the heart of London’s Brutalist legacy. Did you know the Barbican’s theatre and concert hall go deeper underground than the nearest Tube line; early plans for the Centre included a Pyramid; ...

Step into the dazzling, defiant world of the iconic Joséphine Baker, as soprano Julia Bullock brings her voice, spirit and story vividly to life in this powerful, genre-crossing performance. Tracing ...

Turner Prize-winning artist Lawrence Abu Hamdan transforms our Centre into a dynamic, interdisciplinary platform exploring the urgent and evolving concept of sonic justice. Over four days, ...

A £24 Festival Pass (£20 Festival Pass + £4 transaction fee) includes entry to one headline event, plus access to all non-headline talks, panels, workshops and family activities throughout the day, ...

Imagine experiencing sound for the very first time. This immersive exhibition aimed to rearrange what you think sound is. Feel the Sound includes multi-sensory installations that took you on a journey ...

Two teenage boys living in an ultraconservative community in rural Australia are threatened by a violent entity seeking to destroy them in this breath-taking queer horror. 17 year-old Naim (Joe Bird) ...

Opening tomorrow, the Barbican presents Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica, a major international exhibition examining the influence of Pan-Africanism on artistic and cultural ...