ADVENTURES OFF-CAMPUS

Sunday Concerts at Conway Hall

A centre for ethics, Conway Hall has maintained its Sunday evening chamber music series since the 1880s. Staying true to the ethos of “affordable classical music for all”, young people can enjoy for free! We recommend Dinner For 100’s pizzas served a stone’s throw away at The Perseverance afterwards.

Sundays at 6:30pm | 25 Red Lion Square, WC1R 4RL

London Palestine Film Festival 2022

Running from 11-24 November, The Palestine Film Festival aims to encourage crucial dialogue regarding Palestine’s film industry, its culture, and its politics. We have our eyes on Jumana Manna’s Foragers, an exploration into how Israeli law can be an ecological viel for displacement. See you there for another Sunday evening of reflection at The Barbican Cinema 2 on 13 November at 18.30.

11-24th November | Barbican Cinemas, ICA, Curzon Soho & SOAS

Skate Late with Uniqlo: Pxssy Palace

A magical queer spin on the usual skating at Somerset House, Pxssy Palace DJs will be providing the perfect soundtrack for the start of the festive period: or any time of the year, for that matter!  Female/non-binary led space round the corner from the LSE campus: get your skates on!

Friday, 25th November, 8-10pm| Somerset House

ADVENTURES ON-CAMPUS

Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel - a performance

Virginia Woolf: Killing the Angel is a one-woman play with music that weaves the life of Virginia Woolf, as expressed in her own words, with music and songs by female composers who were her contemporaries - much of which is out of print and rarely performed.

Friday, 11th November, 6:30-9:30pm | Shaw Library, 6th Floor, OLD

LSESU Drama Society presents ‘Three Sisters’

A modern adaptation of Chekhov’s 1901 play, ‘Three Sisters’ follows the lives of three young women as they grapple with love, identity, and a sense of belonging. Set in a post-crisis London reminiscent of today, the characters yearn to return to the joys of their respective pasts - a now unattainable ‘utopia’. Displaced in love, career and place, the play will explore what it means to live, and suffer, when faced with change.

Come support two of our Anthropology students in this production!

29th Nov, 1st & 2nd Dec, 6:30pm | Old Theatre, OLD

Lula and the Latin American Left

With Lula poised to make a dramatic political comeback, we look at the recent Brazilian election through the lens of the broader resurgence of the left across Latin America.

Joined by specialists from across the region, we take stock of the resurgent pink tide. How have newly elected left governments faired? What prospects to we see for coordination and solidarity across the continent? And what lessons might Latin America hold for the left across the world?

7th Nov, 6:30-8:00pm | Sheik Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building

SOME SONGS FOR THE ROAD | OUR MONTHLY PLAYLIST

Listen in to our global fusions + protest songs, specially curated for you by our very own Starless each month.

Our November Selection:

1. ‘Primitive London 1’ by Basil Kirchin

2. ‘Lobbo’ by Vieux Farka Touré & Khurangbin

3. ‘Imigradan’ by Les Filles de Illighadad

4. ‘Kampung Baru Stroll’ by Malik Abdul-Rahmaan

5. ‘Ping Pong’ by Stereolab

6. ‘Claudia, Wilhelm R and Me’ by Roberto Musci

7. ‘Liberated Woman’ by Ranking Ann

8. ‘Baianá’ by Nia Archives

9. ‘Armagideon Time’ by The Clash

10. ‘No Fear’ by Inflo

Thank you for being here.

Love,