Events archive

27.10.2007 Five Tanks at the Hackney Empire won’t make you cry with laughter or rock you in your seat; the staging needs tightening, the acting needs a little more edge. But the basic concept – the reactions and interactions of staff in a call centre on the day a bomb fails to explode on a 26 bus – is interesting and writer Lab Ky Mo has talent.

21.10.2007 Inuit activists argue that the right to be cold is part of their basic human rights, which is being diminished by global warming caused by pollution emanating from other parts of the world.
This is just one of many questions that will be addressed at a series of climate change talks at the British Library.

21.10.2007 Can algae save the world? asks a small exhibition on biofuels at the Science Museum in London.

18.10.2007 Thirteen years after their own holocaust, a company of actors from Rwanda come to London to perform a play about Auschwitz.

05.10.2007 In a host of talks, workshops, music, film, art and games, Interdependence Day 2007 will explore what it means to live in an interdependent world. For anyone who cares about the earth and the people who share it, the day will provide a space to share ideas, meet like-minded people and debate globalisation and environmental change.

03.10.2007 Join the UK's biggest-ever demonstration in support of the people of Burma, 6 October, London.