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Creatives & Creators shaping London’s culture through art, design, music, innovation, and fresh ideas.

byMade in Shoreditch

17/10/2026

The Statesman, KAREN and Oscar at the Crown: three London shows in the Made in Shoreditch archive

byMade in Shoreditch

17/10/2026

Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett and Steve McCourt on masks and casting the audience as the protagonist

Old Street roundabout, the former Silicon Roundabout

byMade in Shoreditch

17/10/2026

Marshmallows posted as letters: FundApps, Boomf and Splittable founders on the Silicon Roundabout years

byMade in Shoreditch

16/10/2026

Rivington Grill closed in 2017 and Fifteen in 2019. Simon Wadham and Andrew Parkinson cooked there

John Zaller, Executive Producer of the 7 Wonders immersive experience.

byMade in Shoreditch

12/12/2025

John Zaller of Exhibition Hub on building 7 Wonders of the World, the immersive show that ran on Commercial Street

Ollie Maddigan performing his darkly comic coming-of-age play The Olive Boy

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

05/12/2025

Ollie Maddigan on His Darkly Comic Coming-of-Age Hit The Olive Boy

Cressida Granger, CEO of Mathmos, standing with an iconic lava lamp

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

04/12/2025

Cressida Granger on the Evolution of the Iconic Mathmos Lava Lamp

Steve McCourt, incoming Artistic Director of Punchdrunk Enrichment, discussing immersive storytelling.

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

03/12/2025

Steve McCourt on the Power of Immersive Storytelling in Fireside Tales

Directors Louise Zenker and Daood Alabdulaa talking about female agency on set

byMade in Shoreditch

02/12/2025

Walud: A Cinematic Exploration of Female Agency in Eastern Syria

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

28/11/2025

Why Artist Rebecca Walker Sees London as a Living, Breathing Story

Cast performing The Indian Army at the Palace with marigold pins

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

27/11/2025

Director Pravesh Kumar MBE on Marigolds, Memory and 1.4 Million Forgotten Soldiers

Portrait of curator Julia Bunnemann at The Photographers’ Gallery

byGiedrius Ivanauskas

26/11/2025

The Salvation Army bought the Eagle, the City Road pub in Pop Goes the Weasel, in 1882 to stop people drinking there, then found its lease made it keep a licence to sell beer

Hackney Council wants its smoke-control rules to cover boats moored on the borough’s waterways, which would limit boaters to approved stoves or fuel, and objections are open until 22 January

James Parkinson, the Hoxton Square surgeon who first described Parkinson’s disease, was questioned by the Privy Council in 1794 over a supposed plot to kill George III with a poisoned dart fired from a pop-gun

Creatives & Creators

The Statesman, KAREN and Oscar at the Crown: three London shows in the Made in Shoreditch archive

Punchdrunk’s Felix Barrett and Steve McCourt on masks and casting the audience as the protagonist

Marshmallows posted as letters: FundApps, Boomf and Splittable founders on the Silicon Roundabout years

Rivington Grill closed in 2017 and Fifteen in 2019. Simon Wadham and Andrew Parkinson cooked there

John Zaller of Exhibition Hub on building 7 Wonders of the World, the immersive show that ran on Commercial Street

Ollie Maddigan on His Darkly Comic Coming-of-Age Hit The Olive Boy

Cressida Granger on the Evolution of the Iconic Mathmos Lava Lamp

Steve McCourt on the Power of Immersive Storytelling in Fireside Tales

Walud: A Cinematic Exploration of Female Agency in Eastern Syria

Why Artist Rebecca Walker Sees London as a Living, Breathing Story

Director Pravesh Kumar MBE on Marigolds, Memory and 1.4 Million Forgotten Soldiers

Inside the 2026 Deutsche Börse Prize with Curator Julia Bunnemann

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