A chat show and podcast recording hosted by award-winning comedian, author and accidental relationship guru Rosie Wilby.
The music: An intimate cantata showing off the skills of the oboe and horn players, looking at the world from God’s perspective. The science: How do we get to the stars? with Dallas Campbell.
Ever felt like you should be better at feminism? Join comedian Deborah Frances-White for her comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience.
Due to be released in September 2018, best-selling author of All Hell Let Loose Max Hastings discusses his latest book Vietnam: An Epic Tragedy – 1945-1975.
Join Poet in the City as they celebrate the new poetic terrain conquered by Ezra Pound. With author and Pound expert Daniel Swift and live performance from celebrated RSC actor Geoffrey Streatfeild.
Poetry London is one of the UK’s leading national and international poetry magazines. This event will offer the opportunity to hear four poets from its Autumn 2018 issue reading their poems.
Celebrate the launch of Robin Ince’s new book I’m a Joke and So Are You: A Comedian’s Take on What Makes Us Human.
A chat show and podcast recording hosted by award-winning comedian, author and accidental relationship guru Rosie Wilby.
Poet in the City and Out-Spoken collaborate to offer you the rare opportunity to see the dynamic poet sam sax a little closer to home.
Ever felt like you should be better at feminism? Join comedian Deborah Frances-White for her comedy podcast, recorded in front of a live audience.
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The music: A deep meditation on God’s will, with standout moments for oboe and tenor and bass singers. The science: Is there life on other worlds? Science is slowly getting closer to finding an answer.
Lyrix Organix presents acclaimed UnFold – a curated experience that blurs the boundaries of spoken word, live music, visual art and literature – that has blown audiences away at The Roundhouse, Brighton Festival, Lovebox and TEDxBrixton.
A merry combination of ideas, experiments, science, songs, laughs and more. Robin Ince hosts his iconic annual celebration with a top line up of special guests.
A merry combination of ideas, experiments, science, songs, laughs and more. Robin Ince hosts his iconic annual celebration with a top line up of special guests.
The music: The OAE perform one of Bach’s Christmas cantatas, this one written for the Feast of John the Evangelist. The science: Maggie Aderin-Pocock, the presenter of the BBC’s legendary The Sky at Night series tells us about the challenges of engineering for space.
A merry combination of ideas, experiments, science, songs, laughs and more. Robin Ince hosts his iconic annual celebration with a top line up of special guests.
A merry combination of ideas, experiments, science, songs, laughs and more. Robin Ince hosts his iconic annual celebration with a top line up of special guests.
The music: The OAE perform the cantata Bach wrote for New Year’s Day, 1725. The science: Last year scientists, led by Professor Alan Fitzsimmons, discovered ‘Oumuamua, the first known interstellar object to pass through our solar system.
The music: A cantata written when Bach was very busy – he was expected to produce six over the course of a month at the same time that he was writing the St John Passion. The science: How did the universe emerge from its dark ages after the Big Bang? Dr Emma Chapman tells us more...
The music: This theatrical cantata opens with an anguished tenor aria and remains one of the most furious and intense of the collection. The science: Professor Lewis Dartnell closes the season with a look at the latest research in astrobiology – the search for extraterrestrial life.