Archived Events

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Dr Meg-John Barker: “How to Understand Your Gender”

In this presentation Meg-John Barker presents key ideas from their new book - with Alex Iantaffi - How to Understand Your Gender, many of which were also drawn on in the guidelines they've just written for therapists on this topic.

History of Philosophy 1

Classics of Moral Philosophy: Hume’s A Treatise of Human Nature

Philosophers of Otherness 3: Irigaray, Kristeva, Butler

The Pre-Socratics

New Shakespeare and Philosophy

Wagner and Philosophy

Classics of Moral Philosophy: Nietzsche’s The Genealogy of Morals

Philosophy of Love

Hermeneutics

Creating Captivating Monologues and Micro-stories

This writing workshop will have you constantly creating as Sean Bruno (co-author of Creating Solo Performance), guides you through an eclectic mix of writing exercises (some clever, some technical, some ridiculous) designed to playfully invigorate your perspective and help you transform the most mundane observations into captivating story or monologue material.

e-PERFORMANCE: Publishing, podcasting and other alternative lives for your show 

In this practical workshop, Sean Bruno & Luke Dixon will look how you can bring your performance, theatre piece or story to life through podcasting, blogging and digital publishing; and how you can use these mediums to create new work and discover new audiences. 

Reading Lacan’s Seminar 5: Formations of the Unconscious

This year The School of the Freudian Letter (London) will engage in a close reading of Lacan's Seminar V.

Mole taxidermy workshop

In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.

State of the Browser 6

We are proud to announce State of the Browser 6 at Conway Hall on Saturday 16 September.

Alastair Creamer: How to find work that makes your heart sing

Creative thinker, consultant, coach and Eyes Wide Opened co-founder, Alastair Creamer on why we ask ourselves the wrong question with 'What do you want to do?'. We should instead focus on who we are, what drives us and what our unique story is, and, most importantly, on finding our 'why'.

Rat or rogue taxidermy workshop

In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.

Master the Art of Micro Mindfulness

A self-development workshop in partnership with Psychologies Magazine, this event will take you on an exploratory journey through the fascinating world of mindfulness. No matter what your experience, you will gain a deeper understanding of what it means to live mindfully.

Guinea Pig Taxidermy workshop

In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.

Photography: Process, Theory & Practice Group – #2 Celebrations

Join a monthly photography meet up facilitated by Grace Gelder. Each session will begin with a presentation and discussion on a specific theme and then a short practical exercise. This group aims to create an inclusive space for people to share ideas, build a community, create new work and get the support and feedback that they wish to receive on a regular basis.

Weasel or stoat taxidermy workshop

In these classes you will be introduced to the processes and techniques behind basic taxidermy. You will learn how to skin, prep, preserve, mount and position your animal. You can choose to mount it realistically or anthropomorphically (ie wearing clothes) and at the end of the day you can take your stuffed creation home to occupy pride of place on your mantelpiece.