Featured Events
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![Why Horror has a Hold on Us]()
Ethical Matters:
Why Horror has a Hold on UsEthical Matters:
Why Horror has a Hold on UsHorror has been embraced by mainstream pop culture, with horror characters and aesthetics infecting TV, music videos and TikTok trends. Anna Bogutskaya dispels the notion that there is something wrong with enjoying horror by examining how horror responds to, and fuels, our feelings of fear, anxiety, pain and power.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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![How Philosophy Explains Our World, with Julian Baggini]()
Intelligence Squared:
How Philosophy Explains Our World, with Julian BagginiIntelligence Squared:
How Philosophy Explains Our World, with Julian BagginiWhat would Aristotle make of Keir Starmer? Would Plato be a Republican? And what can philosophy teach us about modern world? Philosopher Julian Baggini comes to Intelligence Squared to help us understand the world of politics through philosophy
In person | No Option
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Ethical Matters:
Lessons from a Real-Life RomcomEthical Matters:
Lessons from a Real-Life RomcomFor years, the romcom has been defined by its reinforcement of patriarchal notions of love and relationships. Author and journalist Lizzie Frainier asks whether romcoms can prepare us for the good, the bad and the disconcerting of navigating relationships today.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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![Changing Power Imbalances at Home]()
Ethical Matters:
Changing Power Imbalances at HomeEthical Matters:
Changing Power Imbalances at HomeWhy do women who outearn their male partners still do more housework and childcare? Science journalist Melissa Hogenboom interviewed dozens of female breadwinners, stay-at-home dads and same-sex couples, to show how the closer we look, the easier it is to see the influence of power structures all around us.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts:
The Clements Prize for ComposersSunday Concerts:
The Clements Prize for ComposersThe Clements Prize for Composers returns to Conway Hall for a live final, featuring new works for piano duet. Performed by pianists Clíodna Shanahan and Simon Callaghan, these works showcase the skills of the finest young composers today.
In person | No Option
