Come to BAC on Thursday evenings to take part in drop in workshops in theatre and music led by the UK’s leading artists. If you are studying or working in the arts Homegrown is a great way to gain skills, learn from industry professionals and meet like-minded people.

This intimate one to one performance is a tender and tentative look into autobiography, asking how fully we can reveal ourselves – to ourselves, to another, with another.

Humorous, honest, thought-provoking and ultimately hopeful, Hitch is a story of global leaders, compassionate strangers, a young man…and his thumb.

Based on collected myths, memories and objects, this show asks the big questions about death, like what to do with a person’s toothbrush once they are gone.

Come to BAC on Thursday evenings to take part in drop in workshops in theatre and music led by the UK’s leading artists. If you are studying or working in the arts Homegrown is a great way to gain skills, learn from industry professionals and meet like-minded people.

Its mission is to explore public spaces through a theatrical lens, creating works to fuse fiction and reality and complicate both.

Poet Hollie Mcnish returns to BAC to create a new show exploring motherhood as part of Scratch Online.

Square Go is a development of last years BAC scratch performance of Man Test, exploring the effects of cultural ideas about masculinity, from the playground to the wrestling ring.

Josie Long previews her new show for Edinburgh Festival 2012 at BAC.

Come to BAC on Thursday evenings to take part in drop in workshops in theatre and music led by the UK’s leading artists. If you are studying or working in the arts Homegrown is a great way to gain skills, learn from industry professionals and meet like-minded people.

My Robot Heart is a show about Love and Fear: creating stories and songs in order to explore the meaning of both, and the relationship between the two.

With a stage full of instruments and an eclectic mix of recorded music, Little Bulb Theatre capture the confusing, awkward and beautifully naïve time of adolescence.

Francesca asks why the sea flows through our sub-conscious, why she runs to the sea, why it soothes her soul, what legends lie beneath its waves.

Kate Tempest will be scratching her new theatre show, Brand New Ancients, which explores notions of how an everyday person can be heroic, telling the story of two families as they intertwine against an epic backdrop of mythology and the city.

Employing devices from amateur dramatics, puppet theatre, song and naive dance, they tell an epic story that is resolutely too big for the stage.

Come to BAC on Thursday evenings to take part in drop in workshops in theatre and music led by the UK’s leading artists. If you are studying or working in the arts Homegrown is a great way to gain skills, learn from industry professionals and meet like-minded people.

Marking the link between London 2012 and Rio 2016, 30 of the city’s most exciting artists will be turning up the Brazilian heat in London in the run up to the Olympics with an eye-watering series of performances, parties, pop-up films and music events presented across the city.