This month’s events
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A Number by Caryl Churchill
£12 / £10 / £8 or £19 / £17 / £15
You've made a really bad mistake in life. Is it possible to start over? What if you hurt others in the process? and what happens when your actions finally...
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The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe (20 June)
Pay What You Can £12, £10, £8
The Senior students of St Leonards School present The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, adapted from the beloved original story by C. S. Lewis. The performance...
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Centre for Responsible Banking and Finance research seminar
CEO pay gap and bank liquidity creation
This research seminar will welcome Dr Shams Pathan from Curtin Business School, Australia. He will present his paper 'CEO pay gap and bank liquidity...
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A Foreigner's Journey
Pay What You Can £20, £18, £16
Legendary bands Foreigner and Journey have achieved massive commercial and critical success, selling in excess of 80 million albums. Whether you own any of the...
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Met Opera: Lucia di Lammermoor
From £10.00
Soprano Nadine Sierra takes on one of the repertory's most formidable and storied roles, the haunted heroine of Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor, in...
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Jenny Sturgeon: The Living Mountain
Pay What You Can £15, £12, £10
The Living Mountain is an audio-visual performance inspired by Nan Shepherd's celebrated book of the same name. The project explores Nan's writing,...
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Energy Cafe -- Dr Pauline Destree
Oil and Development: local content and corporate power in Ghana
The Centre for Energy Ethics invites you to join its next Energy café, hosted by Dr Pauline Destree, entitled Oil and Development: local content and corporate...
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Digitalisation and Sustainability at Home
STACEES Research Seminar - Dr Louise Reid (School of Geography & Sustainable Development)
In November 2021, the United Nations Environment Programme published an Early Warning, Emerging Issues and Futures paper highlighting the growing environmental...
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Jeremiah
Pay What You Can £12/£10/£8
Jack Dean & Company presents Jeremiah, a raucous, rebellious gig theatre show about a forgotten part of British history. Jeremiah tells the incredible true...
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Brown bag seminar for School of Management staff -- new date
The lure of the clay
In this seminar, Dr Anna Brown, Lecturer in the School of Management, will present her work on the topic, 'The lure of the clay: material resonances and...
