Check out these new releases that are currently available in cinemas:
1. The Blackening: A satirical horror film that takes place during Juneteenth, where a group of Black American friends stay in a cabin in the woods. Directed by Tim Story and featuring talented actors such as Grace Byers, Jermaine Fowler, Melvin Gregg, Antoinette Robertson, and X Mayo.
2. Scrapper: A delightful directorial debut by Charlotte Regan, focusing on 12-year-old Georgie who has been fending for herself since her mother’s death. However, her life takes a turn when her absentee father shows up. Starring Lola Campbell and Harris Dickinson.
3. The Innocent: Abel, a thirtysomething man, becomes suspicious of his mother’s new boyfriend who is a reformed ex-con. In this French heist movie filled with quirky characters, Abel’s concerns are both right and wrong. Starring Louis Garrel and Roschdy Zem.
4. Afire: Set against the backdrop of forest fires, this drama by Christian Petzold follows a group of four young holidaymakers as tensions, both sexual and otherwise, ignite at a holiday house by the Baltic coast. Starring Paula Beer, Thomas Schubert, Langston Uibel, and Enno Trebs.
Catch these upcoming gigs and performances:
1. Lotte Betts-Dean: Mezzo soprano Lotte Betts-Dean will be performing in Machynlleth on August 27th. Accompanied by pianist Jâms Coleman and her viola-playing father, composer Brett Dean, she will be giving a morning recital that includes the first performance of his composition “I Starred Last Night, I Shone.”
2. Gabriels: English-American gospel-soul trio Gabriels, known for their rapturously received performance at Glastonbury, will be touring and performing in Victoria Park, London on August 26th. Don’t miss out on experiencing their soulful music.
3. Tim Garland and Jason Rebello: UK saxophonist Tim Garland and pianist Jason Rebello will be showcasing their own exciting music at the 606 Club in London on August 30th. Known for their virtuosity and engaging compositions, this duo performance will be one to remember.
4. Forwards festival: Returning for its second year, the Forwards festival in Bristol brings together some of the most intriguing musicians in the industry. Headlined by soul and hip-hop legend Erykah Badu on Friday, the festival also features British jazz experimentalists Ezra Collective and pop free spirit Raye. On day two, Aphex Twin will take the stage.
Get ready for these exciting stage performances and shows:
1. Kate Berlant: US comedian Kate Berlant will be bringing her spoof one-woman show “Kate” to the Soho theatre in London from August 31st to September 30th. Framed as an audition for a fictional TV executive, this meta comedy will leave you laughing and questioning the boundaries of standup.
2. The Odyssey: Episode 5 – The Underworld: Witness the final instalment of the National Theatre’s Public Acts project, written by Chris Bush. This performance, taking place from August 26th to 28th, involves a vast ensemble of professional and amateur performers from communities across the country.
3. Group Portrait in a Summer Landscape: Catch the world premiere of Peter Arnott’s play at the Pitlochry theatre, running until September 28th. Set during the 2014 Scottish independence referendum, this play explores family dynamics and the shaping forces of a country. Directed by David Greig.
4. Resurgam: California company Bandaloop will be bringing their mesmerizing “vertical dance” to St Paul’s Cathedral from August 31st to September 2nd. Watch as the performers navigate the ledges, corners, and crevices of this iconic architectural masterpiece in a thrilling aerial spectacle.
Discover these captivating art exhibitions:
1. Billy Childish: Visit Carl Freedman Gallery in Margate to see Billy Childish’s exhibition, featuring deserted landscapes and figurative scenes. His creamy and radiating style, influenced by Edvard Munch, showcases expressionist colors that evoke a Scandinavian feel. The exhibition runs until September 3rd.
2. Bloom: Explore York Art Gallery’s exhibition showcasing artwork inspired by flowers. From Henri Fantin-Latour’s delicate gossamer art to the works of Charles Ginner, Jan van Os, and Jade Blood, this exhibition celebrates nature’s own artworks. The exhibition is on display until October 8th.
3. Diane Arbus: Experience the work of acclaimed photographer Diane Arbus at the Shetland Museum and Archives, courtesy of the Artist Rooms collection. Arbus was known for capturing the strangeness and pathos of urban America, creating unforgettable images of people. The exhibition runs until November 12th.
4. Holding Space: Hauser & Wirth in London presents an exhibition that celebrates art programs created for the mental health services of the NHS. Organized in collaboration with charity Hospital Rooms, the exhibition features artists such as Richard Wentworth, Sutapa Biswas, Victoria Cantons, Alvin Kofi, and Katharine Lazenby. There are also projects by patient groups, showcasing the healing power of art. The exhibition is open until September 12th.
Enjoy these captivating streaming options:
1. The Woman in the Wall: Ruth Wilson stars in this horrifying drama on BBC One and iPlayer. The story weaves together the traumatic legacy of Ireland’s Magdalene Laundries with the present-day life of Lorna, who discovers a dead body in her house. Prepare for disturbing and suspenseful moments. Available on August 27th at 9:05 pm.
2. One Piece: Get ready for a live-action adaptation of Eiichiro Oda’s bestselling manga series, One Piece, on Netflix. Follow the zany adventures of wannabe pirate Monkey D Luffy in this fantasy comedy filled with rollicking adventures and stunning visuals. Streaming starts on August 31st.
3. The Following Events Are Based on a Pack of Lies: Dive into this irreverent thriller on BBC One and iPlayer. Follow the web of lies spun by a con artist as two women team up to bring him down. Starring Rebekah Staton and Marianne Jean-Baptiste, this series promises twists and turns. Premieres on August 29th at 9 pm.
4. Secrets of the Female Orgasm: Join Yewande Biala, former Love Island contestant, on Channel 4 as she explores the biological and cultural reasons behind the female orgasm. Discover her personal journey and quest for understanding. Airs on August 31st at 10 pm.
Indulge in these engaging games:
1. Goodbye Volcano High: Play as anthropomorphic dinosaur creatures dealing with the end of high school years and an impending asteroid extinction in this unique mix of a music game and visual novel. Available on PC and PS4/5 starting from August 27th.
2. Immortals of Aveum: Immerse yourself in a blockbuster-style first-person shooter where you play as a wizard shooting magic bolts and fire from your hands. Think Destiny, but with a fantasy twist. Available now on PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X.
Listen to these captivating albums:
1. Be Your Own Pet – Mommy: After a 14-year hiatus, the punk rock band from Nashville is back with their third studio album. Released via Jack White’s Third Man label, this album features energetic tracks like “Big Trouble,” “Worship the Whip,” and “Goodtime!” that showcase the band’s signature sound.
2. Victoria Monét – Jaguar II: Songwriter Victoria Monét follows up her successful EP “Jaguar” with her debut album. Featuring a heady atmosphere and collaborations with Buju Banton, Earth, Wind & Fire, and producer Kaytranada, this album is a must-listen for R&B fans.
3. Ashnikko – Weedkiller: US agit-pop experimenter Ashnikko unleashes their debut album filled with off-kilter bangers. “Weedkiller” is a commentary on environmental disaster and the rapid evolution of technology, showcasing the artist’s unique style.
With plenty of entertainment options available, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Whether it’s cinema, music, art, stage performances, streaming shows, or games, take a moment to indulge in these captivating experiences.
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