Everything falls into place. Gravity. Death. Life. Three forces that shape our existence, yet they remain mysteries we are still trying to understand.
Celebrating 40 years of The Smiths' masterpiece. A special evening at Kings Place including stories, memories, behind-the-scenes insights, audience Q&A, video archive footage and memorabilia.
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It’s time to get together for our annual Xmas Special at the end of an epic year… how did we get here and what will happen in 2027? Plus festive unreliable predictions, question time, and much more.
It’s time to get together for our annual Xmas Special at the end of an epic year… how did we get here and what will happen in 2027? Plus festive unreliable predictions, question time, and much more.
A conference for individuals and organisations striving to remove socioeconomic barriers and build a more accessible and sustainable future for classical music.
Are you ready? The Advent edition of Bach, the Universe and Everything asks a timeless question: how do we respond when we are challenged to change and grow?
A midwinter’s evening of presence, featuring the wisdom of bestselling Irish writer Michael Harding interwoven with the haunting soundscapes of Fohn - set against a backdrop of slow-moving imagery to evoke the stillness and beauty of the winter landscape.
An evening of classical music and poetry readings to take you on a journey through the winter solstice and the reflective feelings it creates, featuring music by Pärt, Tchaikovsky, Shostakovich and Sibelius.
Guest curator Keval Shah launches new series (Re)Sounding India with a live conversation around the table, where food, music and stories meet.
'Protect us against war and precarious times' pleads a cantata haunted by suffering and hope. Discover how the first light emerged from primordial darkness to shape the universe we inhabit today.
The road stretches into darkness. This month, Bach, the Universe and Everything explores hope in the face of doubt and the remarkable drive of humans to journey beyond our earthly limits.
Darkness. Wonder. Light. Bach's music and atmospheric science come together in an exploration of beauty emerging from uncertainty, and how joy can be found in the darkest places.
Faking Adulthood podcast, hosted by Rita Balogun. Expect hilarious real-life stories, questionable advice, unfiltered conversations and plenty of moments that make you think, “glad it’s not just me!”
Join Britain’s first-ever astronaut Helen Sharman for a unique evening as she reflects on her trailblazing 1991 mission into space and shares her views on the future of human spaceflight and the exciting science that such missions may lead to. Featuring special guest Robin Ince.