In a cross between “Question Time” and “University Challenge” a panel of academics…

As part of a series of Culture Now talks honouring mavericks in film and theatre, Geoffrey Colman joins Steven Berkoff for this lunchtime conversation.

Michael Morpurgo talks about his belief that children’s writers should not be afraid to tackle pain and suffering as well as joy.

Will Self will talk about England and its transforming presence in his recent writings.

This book describes Tony Blair’s quest to transform standards and opportunities in England’s schools, and his ambition to make English education truly world class.

A discussion on two exciting books which explore the complex relationship between the Diaspora and the Middle East…

‘Death and the Contemporary’ is a series of site-specific events that will take place across the capital in October 2012. Panel discussions with…

Change is afoot in the Middle East. This session looks at the visual representation and discourse of contemporary political activism in the Middle East.

The forum will feature Abdel Bari Atwan talking about the subject of his new book After Bin Laden: Al-Qa’ida, The Next Generation, as basis for a broader discussion about Al-Qa’ida.

The issue of gender equality appears to be back in the spotlight. Or at least it appears to be…

Join us at the Museum of Brands for our first evening lecture, considering the branding implications within film.  

John Sturgeon spotlights some challenging explorations of forty-plus years of practice amid the exponential rise of electronic/digital media.

An evening of discussion on the influence of digitalisation on the book.

Join us for a philosophical discussion on death, led by Dr Michael Takeo Magruder of King’s College London.

Novelist and Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing at Royal Holloway, Susanna Jones, reads from her book When Nights Were Cold (2012).

For this year Arts & Humanities Festival, The Opera Group has assembled a selection of  partnerships to present their findings of these workshops to a public audience.

A presentation of the game-authoring software Missionmaker and 3D animations using Moviestorm.

Derek Jarman’s Edward II is a postmodern take on the life of the queer medieval monarch…

Some audience members describe attending classical music concerts as a stifling and inhibiting…

Royal Holloway present a screening of two rarely seen shorts by Michelangelo Antonioni.

This informal panel discussion will include comedy, photography, personal stories, academic and policy research to talk about feminist changes, broadly conceived. 

G.Hack present an open day of activities with a focus on encouraging people from all walks of life to get hands-on with technologies in fun and…

“Conrad’s Secrets explores various secrets relevant to Conrad’s fiction – naval secrets, trade secrets, sexual secrets…