Past events
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UMDS MIFTAs: Wild Swimming by Marek Horn
6 - 8 November 2024
A Dorset beach. The year is 1593. Or maybe it’s 1607. We will meet here, on this beach, again and again, for the next 400 years. Things will change, as they always seem to. Just try to keep up… Age restriction 14+ This production contains themes of misogyny and the use of strong language. There are flashing lights, which may potentially trigger...
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The British Academy Lecture Series: Peter Sellars - How to End a War: The Living and the Dead Working Together in Baroque Opera
18:00 - 19:30 4 February 2025
Join us for an extraordinary evening with one of the most influential theatre directors of our time, Peter Sellars. Hosted at The University of Manchester, this event promises to explore the power of art in fostering social change and moral expression. We welcome you to the Cosmo Rodewald Concert Hall at the Martin Harris Centre for Music and...
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On Me
19:00 - 20:45 5 March 2025
Presented by Dangerous To Know theatre company Directed by Helen Parry Christian and Shona have been cast in a tacky true crime docudrama as an abusive predator and his victim. As the two actors explore the undeniable attraction forming between them off set, they stumble into questions of male responsibility, female safety and the dangers of modern...
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Environmental Humanities Annual Event: Living Proof – A Climate Story
14:00 - 17:45 30 April 2025
Please join us for this inaugural event, the first in a series to showcase and celebrate some of the diverse work on environmental questions and challenges undertaken by colleagues, alumni and students from across the Faculty of Humanities. We begin with the first screening in England of Dr Emily Munro’s 2021 documentary film, Living Proof:...
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Playing with Cruelty: Pop Culture, Performativity, and the Stanford Prison Experiment
16:00 - 18:00 4 June 2025
Professor Stephen Reicher (University of St. Andrews) in conversation with Professor Stephen Scott-Bottoms (University of Manchester) This special event marks the UK launch of a new 3-part documentary series, The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth, which premiers on the National Geographic channel on Sunday 15 June. Social psychologist...
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