Camp Henry
Camp Henry – written and performed by Sean Bruno “Apocalypse Now meets The Goonies” Sean was probably the worst Cub Scout at Camp Henry in the summer of ’86. He didn’t mind though. He was just in it for the dodgeball and any skills that would improve his ability to survive a Russian nuclear strike […]
Resistance – a workshop for photographers and performers
During this 1 day workshop led by Grace Gelder and Luke Dixon, we invite photographers and performers to explore the meaning of “Resistance”. Using a mixture of exercises, discussions and improvisations in photography and performance we will create work relating to the following questions: What does creative resistance look like? How do we resist what […]
The Green Children of Woolpit
One summer in the 12th century harvesters in the fields of the Suffolk village of Woolpit were amazed when two children suddenly appeared, as if out of the ground. Their skin was green, and they spoke an unintelligible language. Later, when they had learnt enough English to communicate, they said they came from a land […]
The National Opera Studio perform at Rhinegold LIVE
The National Opera Studio exists to train a small group of highly talented musicians to become the leading artists of their generation. In this very special recital, the studio will present a selection of this year’s gifted singers and répétiteurs, offering a glimpse at the next generation of leading artists. This concert is followed by […]
May, the farce be with EU
It is the Will of the People that you join The Male Online and Barney Farmer for the Big Brexit Bash we were never allowed to have thanks wholly to the antics of Remoaners and Gary Lineker. Patriotic dancing to a Brexit-beat, a short cinematic presentation and a live celebration of ‘Control’ being re takenback, […]
Girls To The Front
It is International Women’s Day on March 8th and so we are going to celebrate all things women at Sunday Assembly London. Our speaker is Jessie Maryon Davies, who is a musician and facilitator working across the U.K and internationally to energise groups into making music. She co-directs all female pop choir LIPS and refugee […]
Boring VII
The Boring Conference is a one-day celebration of the mundane, the ordinary, the obvious and the overlooked – subjects often considered trivial and pointless, but when examined more closely reveal themselves to be deeply fascinating. Nothing of any importance will be discussed. The event is a waste of time and money. There are lots of […]
Defending Progressivism
Organised by Conatus News and Culture Project (and sponsored by the NSS and BHA) Defending Progressivism is an unprecedented day-long conference focussing on defending social-progressivism (LGBT Rights, Feminism, Environmentalism, Secularism, Irreligiosity, etc.) held in the famed Conway Hall. Not only showcasing some of the most significant challenges to social progressivism through distinguished panel-discussions, individual talks, […]
Towards a happier world: lessons from Bhutan
Join us for an inspiring film screening and discussion about Bhutan’s unique culture and values – and what they can teach us about living a fulfilling life and creating a happier world. Crossing Bhutan is an award-winning and beautiful film following an incredible journey through the land of Gross National Happiness. After the film there will […]