Angus Deayton, Helen Atkinson Wood, Michael Fenton Stevens and Philip Pope reunite to take classic scripts from the award-winning BBC Radio 4 show on the road following a sell-out and critically acclaimed run at Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Live Nation TROIKA presents Rachel Parris - It's Fun to Pretend plus Special Guests
Calling all curious academics, researchers and artists. Join us for a free symposium exploring the relationship between academics and artists, with a focus on live performance.
Why do we laugh? And what happens to our bodies when we do? Join laughter expert Professor Sophie Scott from the UCL Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience for a live experiment and discover the secrets of a good giggle.
Presented by UCL Hebrew and Jewish Studies
By Kurt Weill and Georg Kaiser, and translated by Leo Doulton.
MUSO sings museum objects and university research to life with musical performances by Impropera, the world’s only improvising opera company.
Philosophy and theatre are twins: born in the same place, Ancient Greece, at the same time, 6th century BC. One twin rejects the false to find the true; while the other embraces the false to show virtue her feature and scorn her own image.
Hailed by critics and fans alike as a one of the finest songwriters of his generation, Dean Friedman has achieved legendary, pop-icon status for chart-topping hits, Ariel, Lucky Stars, Lydia, McDonald’s Girl and more.
A new comedy game show fresh from Edinburgh Fringe, Werewolf: Live sees favourite comedians (and one lucky audience member) lie, manipulate and backstab as they try to uncover the murderous werewolves.
Artists and scientists explore the neuroscience of the imagination in front of your eyes.
