Got plans for the weekend? Here are a few ideas:
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Spend an
evening with pioneers, podcasters, potters & more Booking is open for our
new panel event with Nicola Rollock, Lady Phyll
& Nova Reid, hosted by Brenda
Emmanus OBE. These pioneering women will share their tales of
activism, tears and survival as they strive to improve racial justice. We've announced
interviewers for Elizabeth Day's shows,
including Jamie Laing. Bring along your
best buds or newest acquaintances for an evening centred around friendship. Our UK tour with Keith
Brymer Jones kicks off next week! Don't miss your chance to
enjoy a live demonstration from The Great Pottery Throw Down judge
himself. We are thrilled to
announce a new London show at the Royal Geographical Society with Senator
Bernie Sanders. Tickets are selling quickly! |
Black Women
Unedited 19 Mar, 7:30pm | Live This International Women’s
Month, spend an evening with Nicola Rollock, Lady Phyll and Nova
Reid as these pioneering women share their tales of
activism, tears and survival as they strive to improve racial justice. The
evening will be hosted by the versatile and highly respected Brenda
Emmanus OBE. |
Elizabeth
Day 12 - 25 Mar | Live UK Tour Join bestselling author
and host of the hit podcast How To Fail, Elizabeth
Day to celebrate her book Friendaholic.
Elizabeth will be joined by Vogue Williams in Derry, Louise
O'Neill in Dublin, Miquita Oliver in Chester, Jamie
Laing in London, Gemma Cairney in Edinburgh and Chante
Joseph in Bristol. |
Keith Brymer
Jones 23 Feb - 24 Jun | Live UK Tour Spend an uplifting evening
with The Great Pottery Throw Down judge
in conversation with his wife, actor Marj Hogarth,
as he shares stories of life in front of and behind the potter’s wheel. Enjoy
an exclusive on-stage demonstration at his much-loved pottery
wheel and top tips about working with clay. |
A
Celebration of Black Trans & Queer Stories 13 Mar, 7:30pm | Live Journalist Paula
Akpan will host a joyful and deeply enlightening panel
event at Brixton House with trailblazing authors Dean
Atta, Kuchenga Shenjé & Michael
Donkor. Ask the authors your own questions and get books
signed on the night. In partnership with Dark Matter & Brixton House. |
Bernie
Sanders: new London date next week 22 Feb, 8:00pm | Royal Geographical Society, London We are thrilled to
announce a new show at the Royal Geographical Society with Senator
Bernie Sanders. Signed paperback copies of 'It’s OK To
Be Angry About Capitalism' will be available to add on to
your ticket. There are also limited
tickets remaining for the Liverpool show on 20 Feb. |
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Alice Loxton 17 Mar, 7:30pm | Live Spend an evening with
writer, presenter, and one of the UK’s most exciting young historians as she
celebrates the paperback launch of Uproar!, a brilliant new history of
Georgian London through the eyes of the artists who immortalised
it. |
Ashani Lewis 18 Feb, 6:30pm | Streaming Get lost in a world
coloured by freedom, desire and excess with Ashani to
celebrate the publication of her seductive and sapphic novel, Winter
Animals. A must read for fans of White
Lotus and The Secret History. |
Tim Peake 1 Sep - 4 Oct | Live UK Tour European Space Agency
astronaut, Tim will reveal what spaceflight is really like: from the wondrous
view of Earth, living in weightlessness, the unique dangers and unexpected
humour, to the years of training and gruelling psychological and physical
pressures an astronaut must endure. |
George the
Poet 25 Apr, 6:45pm | Live & Streaming Join rapper, poet, and podcaster in conversation with
Gary Younge as they explore the influence of music,
community, and politics on his identity. Born in London to Ugandan parents,
he reflects on the power dynamics shaping Black creativity. Presented by How
To Academy. |
You might
also like... The Kite Runner 8 Mar - 6 Jul | Live UK Tour Based on Khaled Hosseini’s
international bestselling novel, this haunting tale of friendship spans
cultures and continents and follows one man’s journey to confront his past
and find redemption. Afghanistan is a country
on the verge of war and best friends are about to be torn apart. It’s a
beautiful afternoon in Kabul, the skies are full of colour and the streets
are full of the excitement of a kite flying tournament, but no one can
foresee the terrible incident that will shatter their lives forever. One Broadway season and
two West End seasons have garnered international acclaim for this incredibly
powerful story, don’t miss it. |
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