Kristy Stott

The Old Vic have started to stream some of their masterpieces for free and it all kicks off with this Olivier Award-winning production.

With Tom Hiddleston in the title role, this week the National Theatre at Home bring us another sharp and intelligent performance.

The Royal Exchange’s Rockets and Blue Lights will be performed as part of the BBC’s Lockdown Theatre Festival, a radio festival dedicated to those plays that had their runs cut short by the pandemic.

As a response to lockdown, Sheffield-based Next Left have developed seven new short pieces created by a brilliant team of Northern artists.

Join Quarantine for a screening of their 2011 work, Entitled, followed by a live discussion with the creative team and performers.

A fragmentary online work by Forced Entertainment, and probably the most entertaining Zoom meeting you will have during the pandemic.

Watch Tennessee Williams’ critically acclaimed production, starring Gillian Anderson, filmed live on stage at the Young Vic by National Theatre Live.

Presented in two parts, Siege is a nitty-gritty, punch-packed series of online discussions between disabled women performance makers.

Christian Asare presents
A Black Gold Arts Homemakers commission
Artist Christian Asare invites you to a fun interactive workshop where you can learn and develop new techniques in oil painting and art techniques as Christian passes on some of his hints and tips to help create your own masterpieces.

Since the beginnings of European theatre and politics, people have used plague as a metaphor for thinking about what society and art could be. In this playful piece Javaad Alipoor and Natalie Diddams present their response to this idea.

One for our next generation of digital natives: an exciting new dance commission inspired by the dance challenges on TikTok and Instagram.

Although we can’t wait to be sat back in the audience at HOME, we’re thrilled that we get another chance to experience this powerful binaural experience online. Don’t forget your headphones.