The Kombos Collective presents the critically acclaimed Uproot, a powerful programme of Greek songs from Asia Minor as seen through the lens of the diaspora, described as “seismic […]
Sir John Tusa was born in Zlín. Two days before the German occupation of Czechoslovakia on 15 March 1939, John’s father flew out of Czechoslovakia on […]
Greek tragedies are often seen as poetic texts, but it’s important to remember that they were originally written to be performed, not just read. Bringing these […]
The history of both Czech and global graphic design would be incomplete without the groundbreaking contributions of Czech artists whose work transcended borders and shaped visual […]
Virtuoso violinist and composer Fiona Monbet brings her jazz quartet to the stage, performing music from her acclaimed album Maelström. Blending jazz with elements of classical and […]
How have rural uprisings and peasant movements shaped modern Central and Eastern European history—and what can they reveal about populism today? In The Last Peasant War: […]
Choreographer Eliane Roumié presents 25km, a site-specific project inspired by the Eleusinian Mysteries and the city of Eleusis. At the heart of this work is the integration […]
London Baltic Film Festival presents an exclusive screening of More Than a Dance (Vairāk kā deja, Latvia, 2024) on Latvia's Restoration of Independence Day, a significant […]
A legendary film adaptation of Filip Jánský’s novel, depicting the heroism of Czechoslovak RAF pilots during WWII. Marking the 80th anniversary of WWII, this special screening […]
Meet Palestinian author Karim Kattan as he delves into his haunting novel of exile, memory, homecoming, and loss, The Palace on the Higher Hill (Foundry Editions). Originally published in French […]
Myths in Motion is an interactive performance and creative workshop by Jessica Van de Koot blending Greek mythology with contemporary dance. This exciting experience brings to life […]
Meet French author Anne Berest (The Postcard), who co-wrote with her sister Claire Berest, Gabriële, an atmospheric, exuberant novel based on the life of their great grandmother. It tells […]
Join Franco-British lawyer and author Philippe Sands as he presents his book, 38 Londres Street: On Impunity, Pinochet in England and a Nazi in Patagonia. Through a compelling blend […]
Victor Hugo was one of France’s greatest writers and human rights advocates. In private, his refuge was drawing. Hugo’s ink and wash visions of imaginary castles, […]
The next edition of the Czech Centre’s Women in Focus series takes a unique turn—this time delving into the deeply personal and spiritual. Juliet Vopěnka Navrátilová, […]
A special event celebrating the 2025 UCL European Literary Map of London Writer in Residence, featuring four exceptional writers: Ireland’s Ciara Broderick;Nisrine Mbarki from the Netherlands; Domas Raibys […]
