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Join artist Mary Ann Hushlak for this workshop. Political Laundry is a form of invitation that allows us to uncover who we each are as political beings.

How do we transform short fiction into drama? Participate in this workshop exploring the reworking of literary language through creative chaos across place and language.

Join prizewinning dramaturg Rosie Wyatt and our panel to investigate how dramaturgy challenges images of women as victims. An evening of debate and discussion, so bring your ideas.

Celebrate Haneda Sumiko's amazing film documentary career with this roundtable of writers on her work. Bring thoughts and questions.

What did utopia look like to the nineteenth century’s most brilliant designer, William Morris? Leading Morris scholar Michael Robertson explores. Q&A.

Discuss two new books on the sanctuary of words and how we can use them: Julia Bell’s Between the Lines and Marina Warner’s Sanctuary: Ways of Telling, Ways of Dwelling.

Work with poets to rethink the natural world. Explore how poetry and poetics inhabit or envisage decolonial approaches to ecologies. Bring an object or document.

Join playwright David Eldridge (ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú) and panelists to discuss their adaptation of John le Carré's novel. Q&A. Image: Ralf Little as Alec Leamas in the National Tour of "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold" Photograph by Johan Persson (2026)

How do Black and working class people become health researchers? This documentary screening traces their paths. Bring ideas and questions.

How can drama explore past lives? Join playwright Sarah Dickenson, historian Matthew Davies and our brilliant MFA Directors to dig deep. Q&A.

Join us to find out more about what the architecture of Post-war UK homes tells us about policy, sex, race and class. Illustrated talk, Q&A.

Join us for a reading by prize-winning London-based poet, performer and academic of Jamaican heritage. Q&A.

Fashion historian Robert Ossant and industry expert Jessica Pile show how methods commonly used in art history can be applied to garments and textile surfaces. Bring ideas.

What kinds of writings tell us about life in the towns and village of seventeenth-century England? Join speakers including Erica Fudge to explore parishes, policing and animals. Q&A

Celebrated actor Roger Ashton-Griffiths (Brazil, Game of Thrones) joins ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú's Daragh Carville for a masterclass on his career in film and television. Q&A.

Join us for this screening of Mahjong by renowned film-maker Edward Yang, and celebrate its 30th anniversary with a talk by expert Dr Carrie Poon. Bring your questions.

Are cities cosmopolitan? Focusing on Barcelona, London and Shanghai, this panel explores food, citizenship and consumption. Q&A.

How can we put animals at the centre of our shared histories? Animal expert and Renaissance scholar Erica Fudge points the way. Q&A.

Join filmmakers Kimia Ipakchi and Orla Smith on a personal journey around the London transport network, as one friend films another facing one of her biggest fears. A discussion on the therapeutic potential of creative practice follows. Q&A.

See Valerio Ciraci's 2025 documentary rediscovering a woman pioneer film-maker and hear the film’s director talk. ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú Institute for the Moving Image event. Q&A.

What does it mean to be an author in the 21st century, and how is AI changing the terms? Discuss this with games writer Imogen West-Knights and tech entrepreneur Ajay Chowdhury and ÌÇÐÄlogoÈë¿Ú writer Wes Brown in conversation.