B&C specialises in producing theatre, music, and contemporary art events in the UK and internationally. B&C develops collaborative projects with world famous and emerging artists from the post-Soviet space and supports their freedom of artistic expression, creating a forum for debate and intelligent discussion. We invite the world’s sharpest minds and most exciting orators, from the performing arts to academia, to hold talks for the public. Our past events include such projects as Brodsky/Baryshnikov at Apollo Theatre, National Dance Awards-winning The Mother and Carmen with the Royal Ballet Prima Natalia Osipova at Southbank Centre, and Zemfira rock concert at the V&A Museum.

We believe in creating opportunities for artists to express themselves outside the censorship of the regime and work with most controversial creators. Our art productions include Inside Pussy Riot at Saatchi Gallery, which was a collaboration between Pussy Riot and an immersive theatre group Les Infants Terribles that we have put together. We are constantly working on creating new outstanding experiences for the UK's art industry and public.

Alexandrina is a London- based producer and curator, who had a diverse arts-related career, formerly working as a TV presenter and currently acting as theatre, music and contemporary art producer. Among her past projects were the Sir Norman Foster retrospective exhibition at the Pushkin Museum in Moscow; the innovative video-art projects The Feast of Trimalchio and Inverso Mundus by AES+F art group launched by Alexandrina during the Venice Biennale 2009 and 2015 accordingly. Her recent UK productions include critically acclaimed dance-drama Carmen starring ROH principal Natalia Osipova and Isaac Hernández; The Mother, a National Dance Award-winning drama by Arthur Pita, starring Natalia Osipova; Brodsky/Baryshnikov, New Riga Theatre production led by Mikhail Baryshnikov at the Apollo Theatre; Art Riot: Post-Soviet Activism and Inside Pussy Riot at the Saatchi Gallery; Force of Nature Natalia — a documentary portrait of the Royal Ballet principal and superstar Natalia Osipova that offered an unparalleled glimpse into the career of a great dancer.