Kings Place Music Foundation is proud to be lead commissioner of a new work for clarinet quintet from Thomas Adès, and to present the world premiere, performed for its dedicatees, clarinettist Mark Simpson and the Diotima Quartet.
Eddi Reader is perhaps Scotland’s greatest living female voice. In 2020, she celebrates her 40th year on stage with a 40 Years Live concert tour.
The genre-defying 'mallet guitar' ensemble Ex-Easter Island Head return to Kings Place in expanded quartet form to premiere new material from their forthcoming album.
Dr Schnitzler’s Casebook, a one-off performance celebrating the life and work of the legendary Viennese novelist and playwright Arthur Schnitzler, from the team behind 2020’s celebration of Dorothy Parker with Celia Imrie.
Following the award-winning Les Parisiennes and her acclaimed biographies of Wallis Simpson, Jennie Churchill and Mother Teresa, Anne Sebba joins us to discuss Ethel Rosenberg: An American Tragedy.
Advertising veteran and essayist Adam Leigh joins us for a special free Fringe event to discuss his first novel, The Curious Rise of Alex Lazarus.
Following the award-winning Les Parisiennes and her acclaimed biographies of Wallis Simpson, Jennie Churchill and Mother Teresa, Anne Sebba joins us to discuss Ethel Rosenberg: An American Tragedy
A rare UK event with Joshua Cohen, who The Washington Post called ‘maybe America’s greatest living writer’.
A unique insight into how we are governed by political experts, Anthony Seldon and Ivor Crewe.
A unique insight into how we are governed by political experts, Anthony Seldon and Ivor Crewe.
An unmissable discussion of one of cinema's most influential and best-loved figures with author Jonathan Coe and cinema historian Noah Isenberg chaired by The Film Programme host Francine Stock.
A two-time National Jewish Book Award winner for her fiction, Dara Horn, author of the Eternal Life and The World To Come joins us live from the US for our inaugural Live On-Screen Event at Kings Place.
A two-time National Jewish Book Award winner for her fiction, Dara Horn, author of the Eternal Life and The World To Come joins us live from the US for our inaugural Live On-Screen Event at Kings Place.
An unmissable discussion of one of cinema's most influential and best-loved figures with author Jonathan Coe and cinema historian Noah Isenberg chaired by The Film Programme host Francine Stock.
An unflinching look at the most urgent humanitarian crises around the globe from two of the world’s most respected thinkers, Bernard-Henri Lévy and Elif Shafak.
Historian and biographer Helen Fry tells the story of the remarkable British Secret Service operative, Thomas Kendrick. Journalist and author, Robert Hutton chairs.
An unflinching look at the most urgent humanitarian crises around the globe from two of the world’s most respected thinkers, Bernard-Henri Lévy and Elif Shafak.
Best Comedy Podcast 2017 & 2018. This award-winning comedy podcast by Benjamin Partridge comes to Kings Place with a brand new live edition.
Arena producer Sally Angel and editors Anthony Wall and Alan Yentob discuss the many Jewish subjects featured in the multi-award-winning arts documentary series.
Arena producer Sally Angel and editors Anthony Wall and Alan Yentob discuss the many Jewish subjects featured in the multi-award-winning arts documentary series.
Undeterred by public opinion, the Empire Podcast is returning to Kings Place for this year’s London Podcast Festival. Join the colleagues of such lethal cunning — Chris Hewitt, Helen O’Hara, James Dyer and Ben Travis — for an evening of film-related fun.
The Allusionist returns to the London Podcast Festival with a brand new entertainment extravaganza about how our world shapes language and how language shapes our world.
With the explosions of a pop rock cabaret and the grooves of funk, ADG7 (Ak Dan Gwang Chil) draw on the sacred shamanic and secular ritual music and folk song of the Hwanghaedo region in western North Korea.
Kris Drever is a Scottish folk singer songwriter, who has won multiple awards including an incredible 7 BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, two shortlist nominations for Scottish Album of The Year (with his trio Lau) and much acclaim for his solo recordings and concerts including glowing reviews from The Herald, The Guardian, Mojo and Q Magazine.