Maria Teresa Rivera-Schreiber
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THE TELLABLE ADULT: Gayathiri Kamalakanthan on Language, Lineage and Liberation
A poet, playwright, and sex educator rehearses futures for young queer Tamils where questions are not forbidden but expected.
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Carolyn Pertwee: The Relentless Spirit
She writes plays about human darkness and finds redemption at the heart. Born into theatrical royalty, she chose love over fame, partnership over spotlight. She’s still searching. Still transforming silence into voice. This is what…
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Innocence Transformed: Matteo Bernardini’s An Afterthought – Part 2
His short film is the only faithful screen adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s Peter Pan truly ends. A meditation on childhood, bereavement, and growing-up: how the filmmaker carried the fairy-tale through without remaining heartless.
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Illustrated Nightmares: Matteo Bernardini’s Political Fairy-Tales – Part 1
The award-winning Italian filmmaker has worked on films with Christopher Nolan and Peter Greenaway and directed music videos for Moby. When lockdown hit, he created ‘Illustrated Cinema’, a handmade technique that captures the sweet and…
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Emma King-Farlow: The Light We Carry
On transforming hospital wards into stages, building theatre families where care matters as much as talent, and why live storytelling remains our most essential resistance against forgetting how to feel
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A Year in Review — Depth and Presence
Thank you for walking with us. Thank you for reading. Thank you for believing that depth and humanity still matter. Here’s to 2026 — and to everything still to come.
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Tessa Rose Jackson: What Goodbye Gave Her
For ten years, she hid behind an alias. Now the Dutch-British artist is ready to be seen — with an album that speaks to the mother she lost and the woman she’s still becoming. “The…
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Niall McNamee: Success Without the Pretense
An Irish actor-musician on why confusion beats performance, and class still matters in creativity
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When Words Become Witness: How a Child’s Plea Became a Global Prayer
Where Zeina Azzam reaches for words, Ahmed Muhanna reaches for his brush: from one word, from one brushstroke, emerges a movement. A mirror of humanity.
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Reclaiming the Narrative: Larissa Sansour’s Manifesto on Palestinian Artistic Freedom
The London-based artist explains how Palestinian creators are seizing control of their stories through unexpected genres—from sci-fi to Western comedy—refusing the limited forms they’re “allowed” to use.
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