Open lectures

This talk tracks feminist/queer film studies from the 80s to now, analysing films like Alien Resurrection and Portrait of a Lady on Fire. It explores screen homoeroticism, desire in sci-fi cloning, and 'lesbian films without lesbians'.

Faber’s 'Nature Matters' is a vital new anthology of ecopoetics from the Global Majority. Spanning 50 years of work, it explores the climate crisis, Indigenous wisdom, and urban nature to redefine our conversation around environmentalism.

Join us to learn more about the science of stress and how we can better manage it's effects!

Mike's talk explores using heart rate and motion detection in theatre, music, and VR projects. These innovative techniques offer a deeper understanding of audience experience and show how data can inform creative productions.

At this event Adam Phillips will talk with Hugh Haughton about his recent book, 'The Life You Want'.

This talk challenges dominant myths of male suicidality, highlighting how cultural scripts and domestic involvement influence risks and prevention strategies.