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Beyond the Rebel Nazrul Islam

Saturday, 22nd October 2022 | 11:00

Beyond the Rebel Nazrul Islam

This show for families and young people will explore the life of Nazrul Islam (Kazi Nuzrul Islam) who was born 24th May 1899 in Asansol, India. He was a prolific writer, poet, musician (often referred to as The Rebel) whose collection of 4,000 songs, poetries and writings form what is considered the embodiment of Bengali […]

From Thoughts to Paper – Writers Workshop

Join an intimate writing workshop with experienced professionals from various writing backgrounds. An open space to ask questions, participate in group and solo activities, alongside connecting with other writers.

Words and Deeds – Natalie Harper & Alex Pearson

Words and Deeds is a selection of three short plays and two monologues of suffrage pieces, which were contemporary to the time of Women’s Suffrage in Britain. A selection of Suffrage Plays written when women had to fight to speak their minds about the inequality of society, and linking across time to the women of […]

Words and Deeds – Natalie Harper & Alex Pearson

Words and Deeds is a selection of three short plays and two monologues of suffrage pieces, which were contemporary to the time of Women’s Suffrage in Britain. A selection of Suffrage Plays written when women had to fight to speak their minds about the inequality of society, and linking across time to the women of […]

Fragile Filters

Fiona Larkin and Kate Noakes explore the poet’s breath, its free flow, its disruptions and distresses, reading new and recently published poems focused on tuberculosis, asthma and other breathings. Fiona Larkin will read from her recent pamphlet Vital Capacity (Broken Sleep, 2022), which looks at the world through the fragile filter of the lung. She […]

The Haunted Landscape: Folklore, Monsters and Ghosts

The Haunted Landscape calls again with demons in the landscape, kings sleeping beneath the ground and the ghosts that have followed us through all of human history. Join the London Fortean Society at Conway Hall for a day of talks and short films on the folklore of Britain and beyond. Irving Finkel – The First […]

PJ Harvey with Frank Skinner – Orlam: A Conversation

In this spoken-word, non-music event, PJ Harvey will recite poems from her new book, and joins in conversation with the renowned English comic and writer Frank Skinner. Orlam reveals PJ Harvey as a gifted poet – whose formal skill, transforming eye and ear for the lyric line has produced a strange and moving poem like no other. Orlam is not only […]

(CANCELLED) Dream.Risk.Sing: Elevating Women’s Voices

This event has been cancelled. dream.risk.sing is a recital programme which gives voice to women’s experiences which are rarely heard in song. Curated and performed by soprano Samantha Crawford and pianist Lana Bode, the programme highlights five specific aspects of a woman’s life: growing up, love and lust, motherhood, career and legacy. The programme features […]

Bloody Funny

Bloody Funny is back for its sixth year! A stellar line-up of female comedians will take to the stage of London’s Conway Hall on Thursday 22nd September, highlighting the worsening issue of period poverty and raising essential funds for charity Bloody Good Period. Comedian, writer and actor Jen Brister reprises her role as MC and […]

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