We’re starting to learn more about how the technology can change us.

Immersive theatre can be intense and sometimes unrehearsable but creatively curious actors who enjoy thinking on their feet will find it fun and rewarding, says Emily Carding

Theatres put off by the scale and cost of the immersive form should take another look and consider the potential for small-scale shows unlocked by new technology, says Lyn Gardner

The Cramps introduced the world to “psychobilly” and turned Henry Rollins and Ian MacKaye into fans. Now the duo is part of an effort to bring the music back.

Pedro Sánchez decries ‘violation of territorial integrity’ as other EU countries criticise Madrid over incident

The artist influenced Fluxus and the Judson Church Theater

The soul-rockers achieved worldwide success before surprising everyone by deciding to quit while they were ahead. Now they’re back with a new album railing against the state of contemporary America

In a speech given on Wednesday in honor of Nelson Mandela Day, New York’s mayor reflects on what Madiba can teach us in a fractured era

Tamperelainen Tuleva luonto -yritys kerää suomalaisten luonnonkasvien siemeniä ja kasvattaa niistä taimia, joilla ennallistetaan luontoa.

Melting-pot cities are boiling over with forward-thinking soccer gatherings that build community and serve delicacies with a distinctly North American flavor – Here’s a taste in New York City

Amber Haque’s preposterously bleak film shows how hordes of men have turned the ethical answer to sex work into a sleazy nightmare – and how big tech is turning a blind eye. Sound familiar?

Kyseessä on eurooppalainen vaihtoehto jenkkijättien tuotteille.

Bally Bagayoko, who was targeted by racist abuse after winning Saint-Denis mayorship, vows to tackle inequality to stem deepening divisions

The pioneering Nordic artist brought wit, verve and cinematic flair to postwar photography. A new exhibition celebrates her vibrant visual style