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Apply Now: Tate Collective Producers

Putting young people at the heart of the museum and, Tate expands its groundbreaking Tate Collective Producers programme, supported by Gucci. Nurturing a new generation of creative talent, Tate Collective Producers are a group of 50 creatives aged 16 to 25, recruited from youth and education organisations local to Tate Britain and Tate Modern – providing a space to access unique opportunities, and gain new skills. Applications to join the current cohort are open to young people aged 16-22 from Southwark, Westminster, Lambeth, and Croydon, offering the opportunity to contribute to creative projects and help shape the future of Tate. Apply by 15 April.

Picturehouse Create

Three days of screenings, masterclasses, panels, networking events and a brand new short film competition come to Picturehouse Central for a new industry event. Leading a series of screenings and conversations, Harris Dickinson presents Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch-Drunk Love (2002), while director James Griffiths, Tim Key and Tom Basden preview The Ballad of Wallis Island. Filmmaker John Maclean will preview his second feature film Tornado, and acclaimed costume designer Sandy Powell reflects on her career highlights via Todd Haynes' Velvet Goldmine. In a new competition for short films, eight finalist shorts will screen to the public and industry during the festival, with the winner unveiled after a special Saturday screening. 3 - 5 April 2025.

London Performance Studios Spring Season

London Performance Studios (LPS) announces a curated season of interdisciplinary performance and dynamic, expansive new works – performed from its South Bermondsey theatre gallery spaces this Spring. Opening with The Whole Routine by Edward Thomasson, the programme invites a spectrum of approaches across movement, music, durational work, readings, an orchestra, a film screening and song circle. As well as two world premieres, LPS showcases new work, the ‘Salon’, bridging bold flares of new work by early career and more established artists, in active conversation with each other and the space. 4 - 26 April 2025.