A rare celebration of poetry's Black foremothers set to genre-bending Jazz from members of Jazz FM Award winners Steam Down.
Bloody Good Period, the charitable organisation supplying asylum seekers and refugees with menstrual products is inviting men to Stay In The Room and talk about periods.
Join us for an extra special evening of bloody good fun and help raise funds for the great work of Bloody Good Period in tackling period poverty in the UK.
Steven Isserlis coaches two professional chamber groups in a public masterclass in Hall One. ChamberStudio provides high-level coaching and support to chamber groups in the early stages of their careers, holding masterclasses at Kings Place throughout the year.
Join pianist Olga Jegunova and storyteller Matthew Crampton for some enchanting music and story. Their Peter and the Wolf recreates this classic for new audiences.
A concert intertwining spoken word and music about love, exploring the relationship between sound and text through both sung poetry and live readings interspersed with improvised music.
Richard Herring’s award-winning Leicester Square Theatre Podcast sees him interview top comedians in front of a live audience.
The launch of the Summer issue of Poetry London features live readings from Timothy Donnelly from the US, Abigail Parry, Karen McCarthy Woolf, and Jack Underwood.
Join critically acclaimed singer-songwriter Alela Diane for a retrospective solo performance.
Jonny Mansfield’s Elftet is an eleven-piece band playing ‘intricate but groove laden originals that appealed across generations’ (Jazzwise).
Enjoy a unique show of off the wall, absurd and downright hilarious live comedy from Edinburgh Comedy Award winner, Adam Riches.
Acclaimed vocalist, movement artist, composer and kindred spirit Elaine Mitchener presents this new Lee-inspired programme with a host of impressive collaborators.
Composer and playwright Klein is an artist who’s neoteric vision has seen her quickly become one of the UK’s most intriguing and unpinnable producers and performers.
Come sing with the London Vocal Project in a workshop led by musical director and internationally recognised choir leader Pete Churchill.
A collaboration uniting two iconic and vibrant ensembles; Nikki Iles’ The Printmakers featuring Norma Winstone and the London Vocal Project.
Richard Herring’s award-winning Leicester Square Theatre Podcast sees him interview top comedians in front of a live audience.
Sister Sledge’s We Are Family is one of the most iconic dance albums of all time and is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year.
Political commentator and broadcaster, Steve Richards, presents his latest behind-the-scenes guide to the epic dramas and the characters shaping seismic events.
In this spoof interview show, David Reed interviews professional comedians about a career they never had.
Eddi Reader grew up in Glasgow and Irvine, Scotland and it was in those towns that she learned to use music as a vehicle for communicating with others through busking and performing at the local folk clubs.
Winner of the 2016 BBC Radio 2 Young Folk Award, and 2017 Scots Trad Music Awards ‘Up and Coming’ nominee, Skye piper Brighde Chaimbeul is one of Scotland’s fastest rising stars. A native Gaelic speaker,
Award winning violinist Galya Bisengalieva & rising star Katherine Tinker join us for an intimate in the round performance.
Wander among the lavender, wiggle with worms and snooze to the music of a twinkling firefly. Join Principal Players of Aurora Orchestra for a playful stroll around the garden.
This remarkable quartet launch their much-anticipated third album: a journey inside their favourite books through the vehicles of jazz, latin, classical, folk and improvised music. Co-Led by Brigitte Beraha, one of the most versatile and