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SUMMARY:IN FOCUS: James Clifford Kent & Bharat Patel | Riverside Studios
DESCRIPTION:For our next In Focus at Riverside Studios on 12 October 2026 at 7:15 pm\, we are delighted to welcome documentary photographers James Clifford Kent and Bharat Patel. \nExploring themes of belonging\, healthcare and marginalisation\, their work spans care environments in Cuba and the UK and the lives of India’s nomadic and de-notified nomadic communities. Kent and Patel will share their approaches to building trust\, documenting sensitive human stories\, and the role of documentary photography today. \nJames Clifford Kent is a London-based photographic artist whose research-led practice explores culture\, health and social change. Through long-term relationships and sustained image-making\, he navigates the space between intimate experience and broader social narratives\, focusing on the textures of everyday life and the conditions that shape it. His award-winning work has been exhibited at the National Portrait Gallery and the Royal Academy of Arts\, and featured in BBC News\, The Guardian and The Times. James is co-founder and creative director of Yuma Studios and holds a PhD from Royal Holloway\, University of London\, a Fellow of the Royal Photographic Society (FRPS) and a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA). He is the author of Aesthetics and the Revolutionary City and is currently developing his first photobook.\nCentral to Kent’s relationship-led practice is listening. His images result from lasting relationships and sustained dialogue with the people he photographs; allowing presence\, voice and agency to shape the work. This approach also reflects a sharp awareness of positionality — the limits\, responsibilities and ethics of working as an outsider. During his talk “Birth\, Death and Everything In between” James will share work\, stories and experiences from his long-term\, ongoing work in Cuba\, his photographs on maternity wards during the pandemic\, and his recent work in hospices in the UK. \nBharat Patel is a documentary photographer using the camera as a tool to connect with people in overlooked\, difficult\, or marginalised conditions. His work focuses on labour\, survival\, and human dignity capturing the quiet strength in spaces society often ignores. Through intimate portraits and raw environments\, he aims not to evoke pity but to provoke recognition. Even in silence\, he wants his images to speak honestly and to make people look where they usually turn away.\nHe was born in India\, raised in Uganda\, and later moved to England for higher education. He also spent several years working in Brazil. Living across four continents has given him a deep appreciation for diverse cultures\, which continues to shape his perspective and photographic approach.\nIn 2012\, he began what would become a multi-year project to photograph one of the most marginalised groups in India: The Nomadic Tribes and the De-notified Nomadic Tribes. These communities\, whose numbers are estimated to be in the tens of millions\, face systemic exclusion and hardship. These nomads served as entertainers\, singers\, dancers\, knife sharpeners\, snake charmers\, gymnasts\, acrobats\, tightrope walkers\, basket makers\, grain millers\, agricultural labourers\, and herbalists—each tribe possessing its own unique set of skills. However\, their contribution and lifestyle is now at odds with the demands of modern society.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/in-focus-james-clifford-kent-bharat-patel-riverside-studios/
LOCATION:Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London W6 9BN\, Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London\, W6 9BN
CATEGORIES:Events in London,Photography
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SUMMARY:Film Screening: Acting with Q&A | Riverside Studios
DESCRIPTION:In the summer of 2021\, renowned theatre company Cheek By Jowl joined forces with filmmaker Sophie Fiennes to create the first in-depth documentation of the company’s unique acting process and philosophy. The end result is a richly detailed and thrilling celebration the work of Cheek By Jowl’s directors\, Declan Donnellan and Nick Ormerod\, and their vital method of creating theatre. \nUsing four key scenes and several soliloquies from Macbeth\, Declan and Nick worked with eight actors over two weeks in Twyford Abbey\, a derelict mansion on the outskirts of London. Sophie Fiennes operated as a single shooter with the camera harnessed to her body\, offering audiences immersive and privileged access the company’s work. \nJoin us to watch this must-see for anyone interested in the craft of acting – followed by a Q&A with key creatives from the film – Sophie Fiennes\, Declan Donellan and Nick Ormerod. \n“Acting is a must-watch” – Betsy Bozdeck\, AWFJ \n“Describing an actor’s process is notoriously tricky; Acting instantly soars to the top of the class.” – ScreenDaily
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/film-screening-acting-with-qa-riverside-studios/
LOCATION:Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London W6 9BN\, Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London\, W6 9BN
CATEGORIES:Events in London,Films
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SUMMARY:In Focus - A Photography Evening
DESCRIPTION:Join documentary photographers David Hadland and Sarah Hickson at London Riverside Studios for an evening exploring photography\, conflict and displacement. Through their work\, they share powerful human stories from soldiers on the frontline in Ukraine to refugees rebuilding their lives\, reflecting on survival\, resilience\, memory and belonging. \nIn this edition of In Focus\, David and Sarah explore the human stories shaped by conflict and displacement. Through their photography\, they document lives transformed by crisis from soldiers living on the frontline in Ukraine to refugees navigating loss\, uncertainty and the search for a new sense of belonging. Their work reflects on survival\, resilience and the enduring connection between people\, memory and place. \nIN FOCUS is produced by the Photojournalism Hub in collaboration with Riverside Studios to present compelling\, thought-provoking\, independent and coraugeous photo storytelling.\n14 September 2026 | 7:15pm | Riverside Studios \n  \nGet your tickets HERE
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/in-focus-a-photography-evening/
LOCATION:Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London W6 9BN\, Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London\, W6 9BN
CATEGORIES:Events in London,Photography
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SUMMARY:Eggs Aren’t That Easy To Make - London Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Celebrating queer joy and the family we choose\, Claire and her best friend Dan make a drunken pact at a 21st birthday party-he will be her sperm donor if she’s ever in a lesbian relationship when she’s older. \nFlash forward a decade and Dan\, in a relationship himself with girlfriend Naomi who doesn’t want children\, is ready tohonourthe agreement when Claire and girlfriend Lou struggle to find a donor. \nAs IVF treatments\, ante-natal classes\, and the looming realities of parenthood test the foursome’s friendships and relationships\, Eggs Aren’t That Easy To Make explores our limits and boundaries\, while highlighting the additional obstacles that LGBTQ+ couples face with warmth\, heart\, and humour.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/eggs-arent-that-easy-to-make-london-theatre/2026-04-12/
LOCATION:Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London W6 9BN\, Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London\, W6 9BN
CATEGORIES:Arts,Cheap Tickets,Community Events,Events in London,London Theatre
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SUMMARY:Tending
DESCRIPTION:There are 400\,000 nurses in the NHS today. This is their story. \nTending is an award-winning play that shines a light on the day-to-day lives of NHS nurses. Following a critically acclaimed run at Edinburgh Fringe 2024\, it is now returning for a national tour. \nBased on over 70 interviews with nurses of all ages\, backgrounds and nationalities\, Tending immerses you in the experience of life on the ward. All the laughs and late-night coffees. The hilarity and the heartbreak. The patients you know you’ll remember\, and the friendships you’ll never forget. \nAt its core\, the play asks an essential question: When the system is under pressure and lives are on the line\, who takes the time to care for the caregivers? \nTending is a love letter to our National Health Service\, created with the community who hold it up. \nWritten by El Blackwood and directed by John Livesey.
URL:https://eventsforlondon.co.uk/event/tending/2025-05-04/
LOCATION:Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London W6 9BN\, Riverside Studios\, 101 Queen Caroline St\, London\, W6 9BN
CATEGORIES:Cheap Tickets,London Theatre
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