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Ethical Matters:
How to Think Like a Poet
Ethical Matters:
How to Think Like a Poet
From Homer, Sappho and Rumi, to Shakespeare and Sylvia Plath, how did poets make the world anew? What can we learn from the magic, wisdom and humour of their poetry? Poet and writer Dai George asks how poetry can help us to understand justice, dreams or anger.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Ethical Matters:
A History of Protest and Public Space in England
Ethical Matters:
A History of Protest and Public Space in England
Investigating both famous and less well-known demonstrations, from early democracy and the Suffragettes to Black rights and environmental campaigners in more recent times, Katrina Navickas offers positive as well as troubling lessons on how we protect the right to protest.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Ethical Matters:
Gay Players: LGBTQ+ Gaming
Ethical Matters:
Gay Players: LGBTQ+ Gaming
What do videogames mean to their LGBTQ+ players? Videogames can be a safe space and a place to find community but, as with the IRL world, homophobia and transphobia is still lurking in many corners. Join LGBTQ+ historian Sacha Coward and journalist Mahin Kesore in conversation about all things gay and gaming.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
Sunday Concerts:
Ben Baker & Daniel Lebhardt + Pre-Concert Recital with Antar Quartet
Sunday Concerts:
Ben Baker & Daniel Lebhardt + Pre-Concert Recital with Antar Quartet
Together with regular duo partner Daniel Lebhardt, star violinist Ben Baker makes his debut at Conway Hall in a wide-ranging programme, not to be missed. They will be preceded by a pre-concert recital from Antar Quartet.
In person | No Option
Feminism for a World on Fire
Feminism for a World on Fire
Join writers Carole Cadwalladr and Aja Barber in conversation with Natasha Walter on the launch of her book Feminism for a World on Fire. Together they build a vision of a rooted feminism - a world where women can thrive on a flourishing planet.
In person | No Option
Sunday Concerts:
Treske Quartet + Pre-Concert Recital with Ruiqi Fang & Markus Sadler
Sunday Concerts:
Treske Quartet + Pre-Concert Recital with Ruiqi Fang & Markus Sadler
Treske Quartet's programme offers an eclectic mix of repertoire, with something for everyone to enjoy. The evening will begin with a pre-concert recital by the Royal College of Music's Ruiqi Fang & Markus Sadler.
In person | No Option
