In an ever-growing world of online streaming, standing out is no easy feat. EstoniaMan, a Valorant streamer with over 30,000 Twitch followers, is carving out his own space in the gaming community.

Philippe Decouflé’s staging of Haruki Murakami’s 1985 novel is the first-ever stage adaptation of the book, and this run was its European premiere. It is a story about consciousness and identity, and I’m not sure how else you would stage it than like this: artistic, strange and beautiful. Watching it felt like seeing several art forms at once.

In 1966, artist Robert Rauschenberg and electrical engineer Billy Klüver launched '9 Evenings: Theatre and Engineering', a landmark experiment that brought together artists, engineers, and scientists in a technological performance. 60 years later, Somerset House Studios transformed Wapping Hydraulic Power Station into a similar interdisciplinary playground across 3 nights. Over 20 artists came together to explore performance and creativity in the context of new technologies.

While Vogue World Milan celebrated the idea of ‘Made in Italy’, Claudia Limaverde Costa reflects on how AI can fit with the fashion industry while preserving human creativity, intellectual property and the maisons’ heritage.

I'd only heard raving reviews of Operation Mincemeat from everyone I know, for years. Having finally seen it, I can confirm all of them are true. It is one of the most interesting and original musicals I've seen recently. The story is moving, the soundtrack is wonderful, and every single song has you hooked. If Six and Hamilton had a child somehow set in World War II, this is what the soundtrack would be like. The song ‘Making a Man’ is certainly not leaving my brain anytime