A Celebration of Stories told Through Sound.
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In The Dark on The [Un]Observed
From this week on you can catch some of the pieces featured at previous In The Dark events on the fabulous online Radio Magazine: The [Un]Observed. Throughout the month you will hear picks from our previous events, starting this week with pieces from RTE’s Ronan Kelly. The packed out event was held last month at […]
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Clocks and Clouds – Last Few Tickets Remaining!
Saturday 5th March, 10.00am – 5.00pm Toynbee Hall, 28 Commercial Street, E1 6LS Only a couple of days left to get tickets for In The Dark’s first ever all-day event: Clocks and Clouds! Immerse yourself in a jam-packed day of audio listenings, workshops, talks and discussions, featuring Julie Shapiro (Third Coast Festival), John Wynne (Sound […]
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Coming Soon…In The Dark Records!
An exciting announcement for all lovers of crafted audio: later this year In The Dark will be joining forces with Moshi Moshi Records to form a unique record label dedicated to stories told through sound. If you would like to submit a piece for consideration and to find out more click here>>
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5th March 2011, Clocks and Clouds – An All Day In The Dark Event!
. On 5th March In The Dark will be holding its first all-day event, the alternative audio conference for feature-lovers: Clocks and Clouds. There will be talks, listenings, masterclasses and plenty of opportunities to meet and hang out with other producers and listeners. For everyone interested in crafted audio: industry professionals, aspiring feature-makers, students and […]
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In The Air – Our Picks From The Week’s Radio, Audio and Podcasts: Lebanon’s Missing
OPEN EYE: LEBANON’S MISSING (BBC WORLD SERVICE) “Can I ask about the numbers?” “Listen- I was expecting this question. One is similar to one thousand” This is intensely intimate radio- unlike anything I’ve heard for a long time. Dalia Khamissy, a Lebanese photojournalist, returns to Beirut to try to discover what happened to some of […]
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Short Interview from The Whitechapel Gallery
A short interview with Third Ear’s Tim Hinman and In The Dark’s Nina Garthwaite and Ane Larsen conducted by the Whitechapel Gallery, about the place of radio and audio in the cultural landscape.