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Monday 11 April at 8pm
British Youth Council in association with Greenwich Theatre presents
Politics On Trial
Featuring contributions from Labour Students, Conservative Future, Liberal Democrats Youth & Students and Guardian journalist Anushka Asthana.
Tickets: £5 (Free to under 26s)
Tuesday 12 April at 8pm
Greenwich Theatre presents
Provocative Monologues
The Teacher – written by Moira Buffini, performed by Sarah Mowat
Unsecured – written by Gregory Burke; performed by Nasser Memarzia.
Revival of two monologues originally performed as part of the National Theatre’s National Headlines programme, followed by a panel discussion on the issues raised.
Tickets: £8 (£5)
Wednesday 13 April at 8pm
Robert Newman in
Apocalypso Now or From P45 To AK47 – How To Grow The Economy With The Use Of War
Acclaimed comedian Robert Newman comes to Greenwich with his new show.
Tickets: £12 (£8)
Thursday 14 April at 8pm
Institute Of Ideas and Greenwich Theatre presents
Where Is The real Opposition? The arts and media: a new home for politics?
Chaired by Claire Fox, with panellists including Emma B, Van Badham, Dolan Cummings, David Edgar, Andrew Gilligan and Blake Morrison.
Tickets: £8 (£5)
Friday 15 April at 7.30pm
BBC Radio 4 presents
Any Questions?
Topical panel debate with questions submitted by the audience, presented by Jonathan Dimbleby and broadcast live on BBC Radio 4.
Tickets: Free – advance booking is essential