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Taking A Leap

Sunday, 3rd July 2016 | 11:00

Taking A Leap

Hackney resident Chairman Kato is known as an artist and musician, but for many years he also had a double life working as a doctor in Accident and Emergency. It was an arrangement that worked well for much of that time but Kato became increasingly conflicted about his future and felt trapped in between two […]

Going to Strasbourg: Book launch

Going to Strasbourg: An Oral History of Sexual Orientation Discrimination and the European Convention on Human Rights. Since its inception, the European Convention on Human Rights has been a beacon of hope to gay men and lesbians in Europe. Going to Strasbourg: An Oral History of Sexual Orientation Discrimination and the European Convention on Human […]

BECTU Camera and Sound Branch AGMs

Doors open – 10:30am – all welcome Sound Branch AGM – 11am – 1pm Camera Branch AGM – 2:15pm – 4:15pm Talk on ‘The Art of Negotiating Fair Working Terms’ by leading crew agent Sara Putt – 1pm Sound Department talk from Academy Award-winning speaker (or speakers – subject to shooting schedule availability) -2:30pm. Equipment […]

Rhinegold LIVE: Melvyn Tan

Melvyn Tan, acclaimed equally for his work on early and modern instruments, established his international reputation in the 1980s with pioneering performances on fortepiano and continues to cast fresh light on music conceived for the piano’s early and modern forms. Born in Singapore in 1956, he showed prodigious musical talent during childhood and, at the […]

How to Build Resilience & Boost Wellbeing

Drawing on the latest research from neuroscience, medicine, cognitive behavioural and social psychology, Dr Marien will provide practical insights into how our brains really work. He will explain how we can use this knowledge to increase our self-awareness, improve our emotional regulation and become more resilient when things go wrong. “Brian is someone I would […]

Creative Europe Focus Session – Financial Management and Reporting

Collaboration is a key part of Creative Europe and the funding available provides beneficiary organisations with valuable opportunity to share skills and knowledge and co-develop innovative content over a number of years. Projects are expected to contribute resources to the project in the form of ‘match-funding’ and account for all of the project costs and income generated across the partnership. For the […]

Rhinegold LIVE: Ilona Domnich

Russian-born soprano Ilona Domnich is a rising opera star, chosen by Opera Now in 2014 as one of ‘a new generation of sopranos who are destined to have impressive careers.’ In this recital, Ilona will explore the characters and musical interpretations of her operatic heroines, as celebrated in her recent Signum disc, Surrender: Voices of […]

Free Verse: The Poetry Book Fair 2016

We’re delighted to announce this year’s Poetry Book Fair will be held on Saturday 17th September. It should feel just the same (though with a little more space for browsing this year!), with 80+ publishers and free readings and discussions through the day, followed by a lively evening at the nearby Square Pig & Pen […]

Islam and the West: a personal perspective — a lecture by Sir Michael Atiyah, OM FRS

Sir Michael Atiyah will discuss aspects of the relationship between Islam and the West from a historical perspective, building on his personal involvement. He will emphasise the cultural, scientific and commercial interactions over the centuries which brought benefits to both sides. But he will also trace the hostility initiated by the crusades, inherited by the […]

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