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The London Theatre ReviewZizi Strallen, Emma Kingston, Hercules, A Moon For The MisbegottenFor some reason, Nancy decided to abandon theatre for a few days and instead take to a tent in a field in Somerset for some big music festival...but not before she managed to catch Hercules in the West End, Disney's latest screeen-to-stage adaptation. She and the Nicks give their verdicts, with some cross words about Roman gods and goats' feet. Producer Tim joins the gang to review the Almeida's production of Eugene O'Neill's final play A Moon For The Misbegotten. It stars Ruth Wilson, David Threlfall and Michael Shannon and is very rarely revived...is there a reason for...2025-06-2939 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - CÉLINE BAUMANNIn this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with Céline Baumann about her work as a landscape architect, an educator, and a teacher.
Céline is a French landscape architect based in Basel, Switzerland. Her work has been exhibited at Manifesta 14 in Prishtina, Matadero in Madrid, the Swiss Architecture Museum in Basel, the Royal Academy of Arts in London and the Oslo Architecture Triennale. She has been nominated for the Swiss Art Awards in 2021, was a fellow at the Akademie Schloss Solitude in 2020, alumna of the Future Architecture Platform in 2019 and was awarded the Youth awards of the European federation of la...2025-02-1350 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - DKCM - DAVID KNIGHT AND CRISTINA MONTEIROIn this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with David Knight and Cristina Monteiro of DK-CM architects. Their practice is one concerned with the public in many forms. Often their clients are public bodies, their work is very much for the public, and they often seek to incorporate these public voices into their design processes. In many ways they carry a tradition here with a long lineage in architecture - of architectures role in ameliorating, improving and adjusting - as a part of politics and of society more generally. They do not have a naive view of the positivist political possibilities of...2024-11-271h 04
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - JONATHAN SERGISON (SERGISON BATES)In this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with Professor Jonathan Sergison about his work as a writer, an educator, and architect.
Jonathan established Sergison Bates Architects together with Stephen Bates in the mid-1990's, and the practice quickly gained a reputation for the manner with which it could find meaning in the actualities of contemporary construction, and in the care with which they read and articulated contextual readings of place. These sensibilities were already evident in a series of essays written by Jonathan and Stephen before the establishment of the practice, and this culture of writing continues with the collected essays...2024-10-051h 00Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - STEPHANIE MACDONALD - (6A Architects)In this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with Stephanie MacDonald
Staphanie is a founding partner, with Tom Emerson, of the London based practice 6a. Their practice works from a deep reading of the sites they work on - a process that incorporates ecology, people and place as ways to build a narrative that guides the projects formation. The work has been published extensively including monographs from A+U and ElCroquis, and numerous awards including the Schelling Medal.
In this rare conversation with Steph we talk about her route to architecture, the people who shaped her journey and how she practices now...2024-08-171h 25Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - KERSTEN GEERS (OFFICE KGDVS)In this conversation Andrew Clancy speaks with the Belgian architect Kersten Geers.
Kersten was educated at the University of Ghent and in ETSA Madrid, before setting up his practice (Office KGDVS) with his friend David Van Severen in 2002. This practice has from the start had a very clear position, with each project presenting itself as a typological study in a way - refined to an essential reading. Building its innovations from a close reading of history particular attention is paid to plan and form to allow each project possess a singular character. This work is intertwined with teaching and research...2024-04-2153 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - ANNA MINTONIn this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with Dr Anna Minton.
Anna investigates and writes about the politics shaping our cities. In particular she tracks how certain forms of global capital are increasingly informing more and more of what makes their fabric. Streets, squares and housing are now frequently being shaped by pressures that have little consideration of the needs of the vast majority of their citizens. Her two books 'Ground Control' and 'Big Capital' are essential reading (click on the link to her website below to buy copies). She lucidly makes visible the impact of policies, regulation and disinterest on...2024-04-021h 03Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - JO TAILLIEUIn this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with the Belgian architect Jo Taillieu. Jo is Professor of Architecture in EPFL Lausanne, and runs his practice, Jo Taillieu Architecten, from his home town of Ghent.
He established this practice in 2004, and between 2009 and 2019 worked in partnership with Jan deVylder and Inge Vynck. In all his work, in collaboration or sole practice, Jo brings an open and curious sensibility, based on a close reading of each site and its potentials.
This attitude allows him to see ordinary things anew, and to propose lyrical and playful works which are expressive of their conceptual and...2024-03-1257 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - MARILYNE ANDERSENIn this episode Andrew Clancy talks with Professor Marilyne Andersen.
Marilyne is a physicst by training, but her first love was architecture. Her research has allowed her to develop a particular expertise in daylight, which has allowed her to work in a very architectural way in her various laboratories. She explores the effect of the built environment on daylight, and on how this impacts on human behaviours, mood and well being.
In this conversation we range widely, exploring her early work, and how she came to set up the Daylight Lab in MIT, and then the LIPID lab in EPFL...2024-02-1955 min
The Essential Training PodcastEpisode 6 - The MannyI chat with Sam McArdle about his upcoming show, "The Manny" coming to Smock Alley Theatre in Dublin this November 13th-18th. "The Manny" centers around an Irish male nanny working for wealthy single mothers in West London. Sam also shared his experiences about his journey to this point in his life and career, particularly his transition from Dublin to London for drama school 13 years ago, his stumbling blocks, and how he overcame them. We chat about out our shared passion for performance and art. Sam also chatted about the importance of listening to one's intuition or 'gut', the power...2023-08-2954 min
Capital Employed FMNarrative ShiftsCapital Employed Podcast #58Narrative ShiftsA conversation with Adam RackleyFor this episode we had the pleasure of being joined by Adam Rackley from Cape Wrath Capital.Adam is a traditional value investor who seeks opportunities where other investors have over-reacted to events and valuations no longer reflect fundamentals. After working as an analyst at the Alliance Trust, Adam joined Montanaro Asset Management, where he managed a smallcap income fund. Leaving the City in 2010, he taught the CFA qualification at BPP, and later managed equity research teams for CRISIL in...2022-09-2228 min
Discover LondonLondon Places of Worship Part OneIn this podcast our host Derek will visit six places of worship including Southwark Cathedral which has a history dating back to the seventh century. The diocese which it serves stretches from Kingston-upon-Thames in the west to Thamesmead in the east and Gatwick Airport in the south. It has a population of two-and-a-half million people, served by over 300 parishes.Also visited will be Sandy's Row Synagogue which is a historic Grade II listed synagogue and former Christian church in the East End of London. Built by refugee French Huguenots in 1766, it was later converted into a Bap...2022-09-2017 min
Capital Employed FMMaking Big Gains In Bear MarketsCapital Employed Podcast #57Making Big Gains In Bear MarketsA conversation with Christian PutzFor this episode we have the pleasure of being joined by Christian Putz, Founder and Portfolio Manager of ARR Investment Partners.ARR Investment Partners is a London-based investment boutique advising a global long/short equity strategy for professional investors. Their goal is to generate attractive returns over the long run by outperforming during market downturns whilst maintaining strong performance during market rallies.In this episode Christian discusses… * How his love of investing started in...2022-09-0926 min
Capital Employed FMPatience Is Key with Harry WalshCapital Employed Podcast #55Patience Is KeyA Conversation with Harry WalshFor this episode we had the pleasure of being joined by Harry Walsh, who is the Investment Director at Tyndall Investment Management.Founded in 2017, Tyndall is a forward-looking, dynamic investment management company with a sole focus: to provide genuine high-conviction, active management for their clients.Harry started his career at a city stockbroking firm, later moving to Jupiter Asset Management where he spent 10 years looking after private client portfolios, charities, and trusts. He moved with the...2022-06-1623 min
Capital Employed FMLong Gold and ItalyCapital Employed Podcast #54Long Gold and ItalyA Conversation with Theron de RisFor this episode we had the pleasure of welcoming back to the show Theron de Ris, who is the founder and manager of Eschler Asset Management, based in London.Eschler Asset Management is an independent investment practice modelled on the original Buffett Partnership.In this episode Theron discusses how his fund has performed so far this year, why he’s still bullish on gold, and two stocks he’s recently added to the portfolio.Stocks mentioned2022-03-1416 min
Everyday CornerstoneQuestions from Romans 13A podcast from Cornerstone Church Kingston, providing a gospel perspective on current issues, interesting topics, and how to navigate obstacles in our everyday lives.Cornerstone Church Kingston are a family-friendly church in the heart of Kingston-upon-Thames, London. We are a group of people who have come to believe that the truth about Jesus' life, death and resurrection is the best news this world could ever hear.Watch our live services every Sunday: http://cstone.uk/liveIN THIS EPISODE ►Pete, Tom and Ben...2022-03-1036 min
Capital Employed FMHow We're Navigating The MarketsCapital Employed Podcast #53How We're Navigating The MarketsA Conversation with Richard SimmonsFor this episode we had the pleasure of welcoming back to the show Richard Simmons, who is the founder and manager of Derby Street Managers, based in London.Derby Street Managers is a long-only, value-oriented fund managing UK Equities and European Equities strategies.Richard has been managing equity investments since 1998. He holds an MA from Oxford and an MBA from Cass Business School. He is also the author of Buffett Step by Step (Financial Times/Pitman...2022-03-0921 minEveryday CornerstoneQuestions from Romans 11A podcast from Cornerstone Church Kingston, providing a gospel perspective on current issues, interesting topics, and how to navigate obstacles in our everyday lives.Cornerstone Church Kingston are a family-friendly church in the heart of Kingston-upon-Thames, London. We are a group of people who have come to believe that the truth about Jesus' life, death and resurrection is the best news this world could ever hear.Watch our live services every Sunday: http://cstone.uk/liveIN THIS EPISODE ►Pete, Tom and Ben...2022-03-0828 minEveryday CornerstoneQuestions from Romans 9A podcast from Cornerstone Church Kingston, providing a gospel perspective on current issues, interesting topics, and how to navigate obstacles in our everyday lives.Cornerstone Church Kingston are a family-friendly church in the heart of Kingston-upon-Thames, London. We are a group of people who have come to believe that the truth about Jesus' life, death and resurrection is the best news this world could ever hear.Watch our live services every Sunday: http://cstone.uk/liveIN THIS EPISODE ►At Cornerstone Church King...2022-02-0836 min
Capital Employed FMThe Craft Brewers of Stock Market InvestingCapital Employed Podcast #44The Craft Brewers of Stock Market InvestingA conversation with David Collins of Howay Investments.For this episode we had the pleasure of being joined by David Collins, founder of Howay Investments and fund manager of the Howay Equity Fund.Over the 20 years prior to founding Howay Investments, David worked in both London and the United States in senior management and investing roles for Prudential, Och-Ziff Capital (now Sculptor Capital) and Morgan Stanley. We formed Howay Investments to create something a little different in the world of...2021-11-1738 minEveryday CornerstoneWhat do parents need to know about Squid Game?A podcast from Cornerstone Church Kingston, providing a gospel perspective on current issues, interesting topics, and how to navigate obstacles in our everyday lives.
Cornerstone Church Kingston are a family-friendly church in the heart of Kingston-upon-Thames, London. We are a group of people who have come to believe that the truth about Jesus' life, death and resurrection is the best news this world could ever hear.
Watch our live services every Sunday: http://cstone.uk/live
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In this one-off podcast, Pete and Ben discuss the Netflix phenomenon 'Squid Game...2021-10-1921 min
Capital Employed FMExchanges and Cream CakesCapital Employed Podcast #38Exchanges and Cream CakesExamining two quality growth stocks on AIMFor this episode we were joined by Jeremy McKeown from Dowgate Wealth. Dowgate Wealth, based in London, create bespoke portfolios for their clients. They select investments based on their fundamental qualities and their ability to generate above-market returns regardless of economic cycles. Jeremy joined Dowgate Wealth in November 2020. He has worked in the City for over 4 decades in both fund management and stockbroking. He also writes an excellent blog called Hyper...2021-09-1527 minEveryday CornerstoneRaising Boys - Episode #2 - Dealing with pornographyA podcast from Cornerstone Church Kingston, providing a gospel perspective on current issues, interesting topics, and how to navigate obstacles in our everyday lives.
Cornerstone Church Kingston are a family-friendly church in the heart of Kingston-upon-Thames, London. We are a group of people who have come to believe that the truth about Jesus' life, death and resurrection is the best news this world could ever hear.
Watch our live services every Sunday: http://cstone.uk/live
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Pete, Kris and Dean discuss how how to raise boys in a worl...2021-04-2934 minEveryday CornerstoneRaising Boys - Episode #1 - How do we raise boys in today's world?A podcast from Cornerstone Church Kingston, providing a gospel perspective on current issues, interesting topics, and how to navigate obstacles in our everyday lives.
Cornerstone Church Kingston are a family-friendly church in the heart of Kingston-upon-Thames, London. We are a group of people who have come to believe that the truth about Jesus' life, death and resurrection is the best news this world could ever hear.
Watch our live services every Sunday: http://cstone.uk/live
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Pete, Kris and Dean discuss some of the challenges parents and boys face...2021-04-2735 min
Photography With An ImpactThe Importance Of Being A Mentor | 22. On Being Part of The Beyond The Barriers Mentoring Scheme at Kingston University LondonThis episode is the audio version of my speech during the closure event of the Beyond The Barriers mentoring scheme at Kingston University London for 2019-20.
Podcast show notes here: https://www.jccandanedo.com/blog/-if-you-dont-shine-i-dont-shine
JC Candanedo (Host)
I’m JC, and I’m a London-based Visual Artist. I use photography to explore Human Rights, Mental Health and Identity and influence my commercial work in Fashion, Beauty and Portraiture.
Find me at jccandanedo.com or any of my soci...2021-03-1505 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - HERMANSSON HILLER LUNDBERGIn this episode Andrew interviews Andreas and Samuel from Stockholm based Hermansson Hiller Lundberg Architects.
Their practice is concerned with the capacity for contemporary construction for expression - and they explore structure and a close reading of context to make characterful and beautifully considered work at a wide variety of scales.
The work speaks eloquently of our time, and draws on deep traditions in architecture - seeking expressive qualities in contemporary construction techniques. Here they speak about how they balance this careful ‘present tense’ aspect of their work, against the necessary vagaries of construction today.
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Moore Kingston SmithFuture trading – how businesses can emerge stronger post COVID-19 and BrexitAs we head into new lockdown restrictions, now more than ever, businesses need to explore reinventing themselves to meet the challenges that continue to emerge as a result of the ongoing pandemic and the inevitability of Brexit. How businesses respond in these uncertain times, will determine how London and the UK can evolve and remain one of the best places in the world to do business.Watch our latest episode to hear guest speaker, Damian Nussbaum, Director at City of London Corporation share insights on future trade policies to support innovation and growth. Damian discussed the findings...2020-11-1259 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - MILINDA PATHIRAJAIn this episode Simon Henley interviews Milinda Pathiraja.
Milinda's is a director and co-founder of Robust Architecture Workshop, a practice based in Sri Lanka, and concerned with developing new means for architecture to operate there. The term 'Robust' is key, its meaning to Milinda representing architectures ability to develop a resilience by a clear sighted engagement with the world - eschewing the brittleness that comes from autonomous conversations, and making its languages from a bottom up approach, one with tolerance at its heart. Here tolerance is a calling to an architecture which is sited in the specifics of the architects...2020-11-0150 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - GRAFTON ARCHITECTSIn this episode Nana Biamah Ofosu and Andrew Clancy interview Shelley McNamara and Yvonne Farrell of Grafton Architects.
Nana is a tutor in the Kingston School of Art, leading studies into precedent and the lessons found in territorial Ghanaian architecture as part of her Second Year Studio.
Grafton Architects are the current Pritzker Laureates, an accolade that arrives as they appear to be gathering pace with a remarkable series of university buildings completed in the last few years, and more on the way. At the heart of Graftons practice is a concern for the human aspects of architecture - how...2020-09-061h 11
Future of London CityBitesAlumni Network interview with Nazeya HussainThis podcast is the fourth in a mini-series where influential urban leaders talk to FoL's alumni about staying resilient and effective during the Covid crisis.
Guest: Nazeya Hussain, Executive Director of Place, RB Kingston
Interviewer: Laura Davy, Neighbourhood Regeneration Manager, LB Lambeth
Producer: Oli Pinch, Future of London
Find out more about the Alumni Network and get involved in FoL's Covid-19 response and recovery programme: Learning from Crisis
About Future of London
Future of London helps build better cities through knowledge, networks and leadership – across disciplines, organisations and sectors. We ar...2020-06-2335 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - SIMON HENLEYIn this episode Andrew Clancy speaks with Simon Henley of Henley Halebrown Architects. Simon is an educator and a practitioner, and has written several books about architecture, most recently ‘Redefining Brutalism’ - which seeks to redefine the subject beyond style, and to capture its sensibility as a living language of architecture -0 encompassing robustness at its core.
Today their explorations into the language of architecture are being teased out via a series of remarkable housing projects, one of which (Chadwick Hall) was shortlisted for the Stirling Prize (the UKs highest award for architecture) last year.
http://henleyhalebrown.com/
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Register is the R...2020-04-1657 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - CATHY HAWLEYIn this episode Andrew Clancy chats with the architect and educator Cathy Hawley.
Cathy Haley started her professional career with the art and architecture collaborative muf, moved on to doing remarkable housing projects as a founding partner of Riches Hawley Mikhail, and now works with Public Practice to embed critical thinking about context and character into the development plans of a series of towns. Wherever she has worked she has brought a clarity of insight, valuing the unseen and the overlooked along with more obvious aspects, to make a singular contribution in each place.
This is true also of her...2020-04-0855 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - NICHOLAS OLSBERGIn this episode Laura Evans and Matt Wells talk with the Historian and curator Nicholas Olsberg.
Nicholas is a former director of the Canadian Centre of Architecture, and is a prolific writer. He has curated many exhibitions about architects and architecture and in this conversation shares his views about the role of the curator in this context. In particular he speaks about the need to make exhibitions which present those visiting with vivid moments of engagement with the subject - a particular challenge in architecture when by necessity only an alibi for the subject the visitor will be engaging with.
...2020-03-311h 11Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - ALBA DI LIETO & WILLIAM WHITAKERIn this episode Mary Vaughan Johnson and Federica Goffi Interview Alba di Lieto and William Whitaker
Mary is the head of our Department of Architecture and Landcape here in Kingston, while Federica is Associate Professor and Co-Chair of the PhD and MAS Program at Carleton University.
Last Summer Mary and Federica hosted the Frascari Symposium at Kingston, and it was at this event this podcast was recorded.
In it Mary and Federica interview Alba diLieto and William Whitaker.
Alba is curator of the archive Carlo Scarpa at the Directorate Civic Art Museums and Monuments of Verona. William Whitaker is the...2020-03-251h 11
Royal LondonThe value of good governance – with IAC Chair Candia KingstonKatie Eagles talks to our Investment Advisory Committee Chairperson Candia Kingston about the importance of independent governance, how governance helps deliver good customer outcomes and how responsible investment will impact the future of governance.
2020-02-2714 minRegister - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - 3144In this podcast Laura Evans and Matt Wells interview William Burgess and Stephen Davies of 31/44
In the intro I mention our new books project. If you want to support us by pre-ordering copies of our first books please visit the crowdfunding site here https://kubacker.hubbub.net/p/REGISTER-Conversations/
Will is well known to us in Kingston as a studio tutor in third year, where he runs a unit with Kate Micklin also of 31/44.
The work of the unit is a good way to understand some of the interests of 31/44 as a practice. There is a careful approach to understanding...2020-02-141h 27
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - ODONNELL + TUOMEYIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Shiela O'Donnell and John Tuomey of O'Donnell and Tuomey.
John and Shiela are as much educators as architects, and this conversation roves freely between conversations about schools, and their own work in practice. It is clear that these two worlds are interconnected and interreliant in a profound way in their lives.
The work in both places has overlaps - not least a concern with close reading of site and context, and an investment in drawing out what the ‘utter’ aspect of a project might be through conversation and drawing.
We talk through their recent reti...2019-12-121h 12
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - TAKAIn this episode Andrew Clancy and Laura Evans interview Alice Casey and Can Deegan of TAKA Architects in Dublin.
Over their 10 years of practice Alice and Cian have designed a series of remarkable buildings, which clearly illustrate the concerns of the office.
Most obvious there is a recurrent engagement with context, making buildings which are grounded in the forms and materials of their physical situation. There is more at work than this - most intriguingly a continual engagement with the potentials for architecture to accrete meaning through its engagement as a protagonist in ritual and habit. Here they draw their...2019-11-181h 15
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - GUNTHER VOGTIn this episode Louise Koopmanns and Andrew Clancy interview Gunter Vogt, the eminent landscape designer, and Chair of Landscape at ETH Zurich.
He views landscape design not as an autonomous totalling discipline, but as a careful reassembly of the world. In his methods he stresses the productive tension between the necessary subjectivity of the human condition, and the availability of scientific analysis and process. In speaking with his students he observes that a field trip can at once be a sensorial immersion and a scientific appraisal, and posits a work method that includes space for digression, memory and dreaming along...2019-11-061h 06
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - EDWIN HEATHCOTEIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Edwin Heathcote, the critic and writer.
Edwin is the architecture critic for the FT, and an author of several books as well as the curator of an online resource celebrating the value of the written word in architecture (Reading Design).
In this conversation we tease out the particular pressures on critics and discuss whether the golden age of architecture criticism may have passed.
https://www.readingdesign.org/
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Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - JULIAN HARRAPIn this interview Andrew Clancy and Judi Farren Bradley interview Julian HARRAP.
Julian is arguably the most distinguished conservation architect working in Europe today. In the work he completed with David Chipperfield on the Neues Museum he opened up a conversation about memory, authenticity and the abiding meaning of architecture in a highly nuanced manner. This work is of interest far beyond conservation circles of course, and I think it fair to say that this building has been one of the key works of the last 20 years in shaping the culture of architecture on our continent. Our contemporary understanding of...2019-07-311h 15
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - ELLY MOSAYEBIIn this episode Andrew Clancy and Matt Phillips interview Prof Elly Mosayebi
The practice she runs with her partners (Ron Edelaar and Christin Idebitzin) works from a deep understanding of the plan as a source of invention in the making of beautifully resolved housing.
By a first principle interrogation of inhabitation and occupation they can arrive at plans which frequently eschew conventional geometries - to make characterful, resonant, architecture which is deeply human, gently inhabitable and yet steeped in a deep architectural knowledge.
This is a rich, complex architecture - one which validates the discipline of architecture in its fullest...2019-07-0556 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - NIALL HOBHOUSE (DRAWING MATTER)In this podcast Mary Vaughan Johnson and Andrew Clancy interview Niall Hobhouse of Drawing Matter.
Niall and his collection are such a valuable and important part of the contemporary architectural scene it is difficult to imagine it without this presence. Yet it is a rare and fragile thing. It is by no means obvious that a collection could be made which celebrates the doubts of creative production, and which reiterates the changing yet abiding value of the drawing as a site of critical enquiry. In the archives at shatwell, and in the many publications, exhibitions and educational programmes run by...2019-06-201h 08
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - FEILDEN FOWLESIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Fergus and Edmund of Feilden Fowles
Their practice is one which foregrounds craft, and the formal histories of the language of industrial and agricultural structures as a site for discovery and invention. Their hands on approach is probably most celebrated in their own studio, located as part of a campus of structures for Waterloo city farm. Despite the contingencies of budget (the client being a charity) and the need for the buildings to be rapidly designed, made (and potentially moved in time) they worked with and elemental architecture and frugal materials to make a...2019-03-141h 06
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Before introducing this episode a quick mention of the free summer school for pre A- level students we run each summer with our partners. I talk a bit about this in the introduction - if you know anyone who might be interested there is more information here. http://kingstonarchitecture.london/architectural-drawing-summer-school-24-29-august-2019/
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In this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Caroline Voet.
Caroline joins us from Belgium where she works as an architect and an academic. She is rare, in that she excels in both practice and thinking about practice. The work of her practice, (Voet en de Brabandere, where she works in partnership w...2019-02-131h 08
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - RYAN KENNIHANIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Ryan Kennihan.
Ryan is an architect, based in Dublin, and is leader of the thesis year in TU Dublin (formerly DIT Dublin School of Architecture) there.
His practice is concerned with making buildings which act in continuity with typologies, forms and materials found in their physical context. These are translated through engagement with contemporary tectonics to make an expressive architecture in which structure, weathering and craft are considered and carefully calibrated.
In this conversation we talk through his journey to this point, and the ideas fueling his practice today.
http://www.rwka.com
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Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - MARIUS GROOTVELD (VELDWERK)In this episode Nana Biamah Ofasu interviews Marius Grootveld. Marius is a partner, along with Jantje Engels of the practice Veldwerk. Established in 2015, their practice is part of a broader movement in Flanders of practices interested in making work in weaving narratives from the contexts they are asked to make work.
Representation, typology and precedent act as a site for investigation, and discovery.
Restlessly passionate about architecture in its widest sense Marius also pursues this interest in is work as an educator and curator. In this work he both seeks to provoke a discourse, and to shine a light on...2018-12-1556 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - SMITH TAYLORIn this episode Ellis Woodman interviews Timothy Smith and Jonathan Taylor of Smith Taylor Architects.
Ellis is director of the architecture foundation, and a valued thinker and writer about architecture.
Jonathan and Timothy established their practice in 2010. In their practice and their teaching they investigate classicism, and its potential as a living language of architecture. They engage with this way of thinking, not through nostalgia or sentimentality, but with criticality. This is unusual among contemporary classicists, many of whom seek to make perfected classical fragments, solely by engagement with the classical treatises, and an elitist approach to brief and budget...2018-11-2153 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - HUGH CAMPBELLIn this episode we are joined by Prof Hugh Campbell
Hugh is a writer, a curator and an educator. His research examines the the relationship between photography, architecture and built space and the visual culture of cities.
His recent publications include the edited volume Architecture 1600- 2000, volume 4 of the RIAI/Yale UP production Art and Architecture of Ireland (2014); a special issue of Architecture and Culture on Architecture and Film, edited with Igea Troiani. Forthcoming are an edited book on Architecture Filmmaking (also with Igea Troiani) to be published by Intellect in 2018, and a book Space Framed: Architecture, Photography and Built...2018-10-3055 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - JAUME MAYOL (TEd'A)In this episode Bushra Mohamed interviews Jaume Mayol who is a partner in TEd’A Arquitectos along with Irene Perez.
Their practice, based in Mallorca is a territorial one, seeking to make its architecture from the lessons in the vernacular of the areas they build - both in the tectonics found there, and in the formal arrangements of elements. This sensibility is married to ideas which emerge from the canon, to produce a hybridity of grounded ideas rigorously resolved. A clear sophistication in their understanding of typology results in an acute refinement in how they consider the internal arrangements and fo...2018-08-121h 07
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - AIRES MATEUSIn this episode Bruno and Sylvester and Diego Calderon interview Manuel Rocha de Aires Mateus.
His practice, which he established with his brother in Lisbon in 1988 represents another pole of the deep architectural culture of Portugal. In contrast with the work of the Porto School Lisbon architects engage with more abstracted reading of type and materiality.
Aires Matues are among the best known proponents of this way of thinking. Externally their buildings tend to the monolithic, with a language of eroded forms. There is a calibrated conversation with gravity here, and with mass lightly suspended, or tautly drawn on its...2018-08-0256 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - PRICEGOREIn this episode Matt Wells interviews Dingle Price and Alex Gore of Pricegore Architects.
Their practice, now in its fifth year, is among the more compelling recent arrivals in the UK. Much of the work of a young practice inevitably involves situations rife with uncertainty, contingency and the need to use minimal means. In this context it is remarkable that the core concerns of the practice are already so clearly and consistently established and interrogated. In common with many of their peers Pricegore are invested in a culture of continuity and historically sited work, but with their own particular take...2018-07-141h 00
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - FLORIS DE BRUYN (GAFPA)In this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Floris de Bruyn, one of three partners in the Belgian practice GAFPA.
GAFPA's is concerned with a careful unpicking of the contexts in which their buildings are situated and in they way that they are then made. This contextual read does not extend only to the physical site, but to todays vernacular of mass produced standardised building components. This is all governed by an underlying connection with the deep architectural currents of type and architype, and in a careful calibration of proportion, rhythm and order. GAFPA make spaces and forms which sit in a...2018-04-0459 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - CAT ROSSIIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Dr Cat Rossi.
Cat is a design historian, with a socially and politically engaged approach to researching and communicating design history. Consistently provocative, insightful and nimble in her ability to weave multiple narratives, Cats work allows new light to be cast on the areas she explores. In this conversation she takes us us on a lyrical tour of the design history of Nightclubs, and their relationship to broader architectural currents, with particular emphasis on the post-war Italian radical tradition (Gruppo 9999; Superstudio et al).
We also talk about the exhibition she is co-curating, and which...2018-03-071h 00
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - BEATE HOLMEBAKK (MANTHEY KULA)In this episode Hugh Strange interviews Beate Holmebakk of Mathey Kula Architects to speak about her work, and that of her practice.
Beate is a leading figure in Norwegian architectural practice and education. Her practice has made a singular position with works that seek to establish a resonant formal presence within the remarkable landscapes in which they are situated. In considering the lineage for this work it comes as no surprise that Beate studied with Sverre Fehn and John Hejduk among others.
Harnessing pragmatic concerns (such as the consideration of snow melt and rain water on a roof form, or...2018-02-0856 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - DONAGHY DIMONDIn this episode Aoife Donnelly interviews Marcus Donaghy and Will Dimond of Donaghy Dimond Architects.
Donaghy Dimonds work is characterised by robust, elemental massing which is then inhabited and tuned with a meticulous level of attention to the details of how it is made. They appear to be constantly seeking opportunities where the matter of the building can be tuned to support inhabitation - be it in how a doorway might be a good place to sit in the sun, or in how a window in a classroom relates to a tree . These moments are folded throughout the projects, producing...2017-12-291h 11
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - JOB FLORIS (MONADNOCK)In this episode Andrew Clancy interviews Job Floris, a partner with Sandor Naus in Monadnock Architects, a practice based in Rotterdam. Their buildings possesses a formal intensity which is leavened with careful attention to their materiality. Their buildings sit at ease with their place in the living tradition of European architecture and yet speak of our current time, and the ambiguities of contemporary tectonics. In their practice the history of architecture is seen as a place for invention, a place to dream using the tools of our age. Their buildings possess the same peculiar familiarity of their drawings, a sense...2017-11-061h 02
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - TOM DE PAORIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews the architect and educator Tom de Paor.
Tom graduated from UCD in 1991, and established his practice that same year. Since this time he has cut a singular path, establishing a clear position through work which seeks to communicate spatially and in detail regardless of programme or location. In the work process narrative, reference, and material are frequently interwoven and infected by sensitivity to context, the material experience of construction and light.
Underpinned by a conviction in the creative design process the built projects illustrate a concern with perception, construction and tradition. Projects such as...2017-08-211h 06
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - TONY FRETTONIn this episode Andrew Clancy interviews the architect and educator Tony Fretton. Since establishing his practice in 1982, and by example and instruction Tony has persistently made the case for the value of quiet and thoughtful architecture.
This thinking was made powerfully manifest in his ambiguous masterpiece - the Lisson Gallery - makes a reading of its London context which is at once lyrical and scholarly, and does so in a manner respectful of its programme as a small gallery, and its civic responsibilities. When this project was completed it provided an exemplar for architects across Europe who were seeking a...2017-07-0551 min
Kings Church Kingston - SermonsVital Signs | Live RestfulRest seems increasingly hard to come by in London. Is it simply due to modern challenges or is there something deeper within the human condition? How can Jesus claim to provide deep rest for the soul?2017-07-0201 minKing's Church SermonsVital Signs | Live RestfulRest seems increasingly hard to come by in London. Is it simply due to modern challenges or is there something deeper within the human condition? How can Jesus claim to provide deep rest for the soul?2017-07-0200 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsJennifer Ann Bates: Hegel and Shakespeare on the Measure for Measure: The Hangman’s MysteryIn her illumination of Shakespeare through Hegel, Jennifer Ann Bates reads the logic of measure from Hegel alongside Measure for Measure. Bates argues that each text is an initiation into the execution of the logic of measure with a focus on the hangman’s mystery as discussed by Abhorson and Pompey.
Jennifer Ann Bates is Professor of Philosophy at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh. She specializes in 19th century German philosophy with an emphasis on Hegel. Professor Bates established the Philosophy Duquesne-Heidelberg Exchange in 2013 and chaired it until 2016. She has served as a Heidelberg University Alumni Research Ambassador since 2013.
Professor Bates is th...2017-06-2300 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsPaul Kottman: Herder, Hegel and ShakespeareThis talk is part of the Shakespeare and the Enlightenment symposium, held at Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare(Hampton, London) in September 2016. The session is chaired by Richard Wilson.
Paul A. Kottman is Associate Professor of Comparative Literature at the New School for Social Research, and Eugene Lang College, the New School for Liberal Arts. He is a member of the Committee on Liberal Studies, and is affiliated with the Philosophy Department. He holds the Abilitazione, Professore Ordinario in Filosofia, Estetica (Professor of Philosophy, Aesthetics) in Italy. He has held Visiting Professorships at the University of Tokyo; the Università degli studi d...2017-06-1800 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsIntroduction to Shakespeare and the EnlightenmentProfessor Richard Wilson introduces the symposium on Shakespeare and the Enlightenment at Garrick's Temple to Shakespeare in Hampton, London.
The symposium was held on September 3, 2016. Recorded and edited by Anna Ilona Rajala.
On Shakespeare at the Temple: https://kingstonshakespeareseminar.wordpress.com/about-2/kingston-shakespeare-seminar-at-garricks-temple/2017-06-1700 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - MAUD COTTERIn this episode we are joined by the sculptor Maud Cotter. Maud's work, frequently exquisitely made from every day materials explores space, and the relational potential of space beyond the closed question of resolution. Her ability to articulate 'open questions' in her work and work process makes her an inspirational critic and speaker, who gets to the heart of what is involved in producing a sustainable creative practice in art or architecture. Writing of her work to date she says
"We exist in a network of relations, one that allows formation in pattern in order to engage with its force...2017-05-231h 01
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - MATHESON WHITELEYIn this episode we are joined by Donald Matheson and Jason Whiteley. They set up their practice in London in 2012, after some years working for Tony Fretton and Herzog & deMeuron.
Theirs is an architecture of minimal means. They have a careful eye for latent possibilities in the fabric where they work, and many of their projects find their language in these observations. They build on these with typological references and an unsentimental engagement with the realities of contemporary construction. Refreshingly they welcome budget negotiations as a means to engage with reality. In this there is no reduction of ambition, but...2017-04-181h 08
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - HANS KOLLHOFFIn this episode we are joined by Hans Kollhoff, who we invited to Kingston to do a workshop with unit 6 of our M.Arch, and to give a register lecture. Prof Kollhoff teaches in the ETH, and practices from Berlin in partnership with Helga Timmermann.
Kollhoffs life work might be described as a quest for meaning and language in contemporary archtiecture. Writing of the Piraeus building in 1995 he said “Under the economic pressure to create something optimal in every respect, every building turns out to be nothing but an uninspired...2017-04-1134 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - LUTJENS PADMANABHANIn this episode we are joined by Oliver Lutyens and Thomas Padmanabhan.
The work of their practice is thoughtful and scholarly, and yet open minded and lyrical. In teasing out the fundamental tension between façade and plan they have developed a characterful and playful expressive language through a series of modest residential developments. Invested in a deep knowledge of the history of architecture, they critically examine contemporary tectonics in a search for an appropriate civic language.
They do not seek significance in monumentality or in the weight of material expression. Rather they find it by considering external insulation, rain s...2017-04-0440 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - ELIZABETH HATZIn this episode we are joined by Prof Elizabeth Hatz, of the KTH in Stockholm and SAUL in Limerick. Her early built projects enjoy a lightness of touch, grounded in the deep Swedish culture of architecture and yet playful and ambiguously figurative.
Her teaching gained attention for the deep connection she makes between drawing and thinking, and it is this territory she has worked in in recent years. A wide range of practitioners value her voice in drawing out the latent qualities of drawings, and articualting their broader value to the discipline.
Writing in the recent Quart Verlag book of...2017-03-271h 07
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - TERUNOBU FUJIMORIIn this episode we are joined by Prof Terunobu Fujimori and Takeshi Hayatsu.
Their collaboration through the work of Unit 5 here in Kingston (run by Takeshi) is reaching a culmination this year with the making of a Japanese teahouse for the Barbican Japanese House exhibition.
In this discussion we talk about how Prof Fujimori started to make buildings, and the challenges he faces as he now works on progressively larger works. We talk about the value of theory and criticism, and about the times when it is necessary to let the work talk for itself.
https://www.barbican.org.uk...2017-03-1951 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - DAVID GRANDORGEIn this episode we are joined by David Grandorge - an architect, photographer and academic living and working in London. As a photographer he undertakes commissioned work, collaborating with architects, artists and art institutions. He also makes work independently. His work has been shown in numerous exhibitions including the Venice (2008) and Prague (2005) biennales and has been published internationally in magazines, journals and books. He has written several published articles on architecture and photography. David is a also a senior lecturer in structure, construction and materials at the the Cass School of Architecture, London Metropolitan University and leads Diploma Unit 7. He...2017-03-141h 12
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - CRISPIN KELLYIn this episode we are joined by the Developer, Historian and Architect Crispin Kelly.
Crispin is a developer with a deep understanding of architecture, most evidenced by his studies at the AA, but more pertinently by the space he has made for thoughtful work in the risky and contested world of private development. His willingness to personally back talented architects in the making of small and medium scale work gives him an insight into our discipline tempered by the contingencies of economics and return. Most recently he has been working with Peter Salter on the housing complex at Walmer Yard...2017-03-0654 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - FLORES PRATSIn this episode Andrew Clancy is joined by Ricardo Flores and Eva Prats of Flores Prats Architects.
(NOTE: During the conversation we have an extended conversation about their Casa Balaguer project - being able to refer to the drawings and images might be useful to understand this part! http://www.floresprats.com/archive/palau_balaguer/)
Flores Prats work with a lyrical precision, working into and out of the contexts where it is sited. Sites are read formally and culturally with memory and the incidental valued as a site for discovery.
The roots of the practice lie in the time that...2017-02-261h 10
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - DYVIK KAHLENIn this episode Andrew Clancy is joined by Christopher Dyvik and Max Kahlen of Dyvik Kahlen Architects.
Their London based office was established in 2010 and operates across various scales and sectors in the UK, Holland, Germany and Norway, collaborating with clients ranging from public institutions and developers to artists, curators and private individuals.
Underlying their work is a desire for objects and spaces that are comfortable and strangely familiar, as much as a fascination for rational and neutral form.
In this interview they discuss their education, and how they came to establish their practice. In particular the role of representation...2017-02-2047 min
Register - Architecture & LandscapeREGISTER - AN INTRODUCTIONIn this first episode Eleanor Suess and Andrew Clancy introduce the Register podcast, which is a new initiative from our department of Architecture and Landscape in Kingston.
Our school is one invested in acting in continuity with architectural culture, and in cultivating practitioners who make work in a thoughtful manner, attuned to the social and physical contexts where they work.
This podcast will host a diverse range of conversations with people who visit our school. Some will be practitioners engaged in making work, others may be researchers, or planners or developers - people involved in enabling a space for architecture...2017-02-0409 minKing's Church SermonsAsk London | “Did Jesus really rise from the dead?”The whole of Christianity hinges on this event, but did the resurrection really happen?2016-11-2000 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Did Jesus really rise from the dead?”The whole of Christianity hinges on this event, but did the resurrection really happen?2016-11-2001 minKing's Church SermonsAsk London | “Doesn’t religion cause the most conflict in the world?”Would a world without religion be a world without war?2016-11-1300 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Doesn’t religion cause the most conflict in the world?”Would a world without religion be a world without war?2016-11-1301 minKing's Church SermonsAsk London | “Believe in Jesus or else. The threat. That’s not a God of love.”Isn't Christianity's teaching threatening and unfair?2016-11-0600 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Believe in Jesus or else. The threat. That’s not a God of love.”Isn't Christianity's teaching threatening and unfair?2016-11-0601 minKing's Church SermonsAsk London | “Truth is subjective – We all find our own truths”Does Christianity have a unique truth and can it be expressed with grace?2016-10-3000 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Truth is subjective – We all find our own truths”Does Christianity have a unique truth and can it be expressed with grace?2016-10-3001 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Why Do Bad Things Happen To Good People?”The problem of suffering is one that we feel deeply. Does Christianity have any answer to it?2016-10-2301 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “The Church Marginalises Women”Is it true that men and women are equal and different?2016-10-1601 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “How Do Science And Creation Fit Together?”Philip explores the objection that science and God are incompatible.2016-10-0901 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Why does God care who I sleep with?”Philip explores the objection that Christianity is both unwelcoming and restrictive when it comes to sexuality & sex.2016-10-0201 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Can I Trust the Bible?”Paul explores whether the scriptures are trustworthy and authentic, whether the authors were telling the truth, and whether Jesus really was resurrected. Can I really trust the Bible?2016-09-2501 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “Don’t tell us how to behave”Philip explores another objection to Christianity - judgemental Christians.2016-09-1801 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | “I’ve never seen any evidence to believe in a God”Philip explores the objection that there is no compelling evidence for God.2016-09-1101 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsFelix Sprang: The Emergence of Shakespeare in the Spirit of the Art of MemorySprang argues for a progressiveness in Yates in regards to Shakespeare (that is not merely limited to the occult) in her understanding in the use of images, especially pertaining to memory. He re-evaluates Yates’ observation that the advent of Ramist thinking has had an effect on the way Shakespeare. He links this view to cognitive approaches to Shakespeare and images.
Felix Sprang has worked mainly on the intersection of literature and the ‘arts and sciences’ in early modern England as well as on the connection between literature and science across all literary periods. He is also interested in the aesthetics of lit...2016-08-0700 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsDilwyn Knox: Frances Yates on Giordano BrunoDilwyn Knox is Professor of Renaissance Studies at University College London. His research currently focuses on fifteenth- and sixteenth-century philosophy, particularly cosmology. He is writing a book, a short one, with luck, entitled The Philosophy of Giordano Bruno.
The conference Frances Yates: The Art of Memory was held on April 30, 2016 at the Rose Theatre, Kingston. Recorded by Anna Rajala and Timo Uotinen.
More at: kingstonshakespeareseminar.wordpress.com/2016-07-0500 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsRichard Wilson: Yates and ShakespeareRichard Wilson is Sir Peter Hall Professor of Shakespeare Studies at Kingston University, London, and author of Wordly Shakespeare: The Theatre of Our Good Will (2016); Free Will: Art and power on Shakespeare’s stage (2013); Shakespeare in French Theory: King of Shadows (2007); Secret Shakespeare: Essays on theatre, religion and resistance (2004); and Will Power: Studies in Shakespearean authority (1993). His forthcoming book is a study of Shakespeare and the dictators: Modern Friends: Shakespeare’s Fellow Travellers.
The conference Frances Yates: The Art of Memory was held on April 30, 2016 at the Rose Theatre, Kingston. Recorded by Anna Rajala and Timo Uotinen.
More at: https://king...2016-07-0300 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsJessica Chiba: Between Being and Not-BeingWhere does life end, and death begin? Where does being end? What does ‘being’ mean anyway? What does it mean to be nothing?
When Hamlet asks, ‘To be, or not to be’, he tries to imagine himself in a state of hypothetical annihilation. When Anthony botches his suicide in Anthony and Cleopatra, he is forced to recognise that though he can attempt to take himself to the threshold between life and death, it is not necessarily in his power to cross it. When Richard II says ‘whe’er I be / Nor I nor any man that but man is / With nothing shal...2016-06-2200 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsJami Rogers: ‘This great role has been diminished’: Critics, race and Shakespearean theatreIn 2004, the Financial Times critic Alastair Macaulay argued that the role of Othello had been “diminished” by the late twentieth century convention of having only black actors play the part. The threshold for Macaulay had been what he perceived to be another poor performance as Othello. Yet since Paul Robeson’s appearance as Othello at the Savoy Theatre in 1930, language has been a major weapon of critics and journalists opposing ethnic minority performers’ appearances in Shakespearean theatre. This paper examines critical responses by arts journalists and critics to these performances, helping to contextualize discriminatory casting patterns in contemporary theatre as part of...2016-06-2200 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsIldiko Solti: Crossing the line: full light 3D space provoking the audience into actionThe symmetry and balance suggested by the title, Measure for Measure, sits oddly with a play that crosses the line in so many ways – generically (as a problem play), structurally (by muddling up the purpose of the main action as set in motion by the Duke), and emotionally/ethically (none of its characters are above the occasional unsavoury demeanour). Any of these features would frustrate audience expectations and behaviour, but their dominance appears to suggest that such frustration of ‘normal’ beahviour may actually be the purpose of the play. But why antagonise your audience in such a blatant way, or indeed...2016-06-2200 min
Kingston Shakespeare PodcastsRichard Wilson: Come Unto These Yellow Sands: Shakespeare’s Other HeadingRichard Wilson is Sir Peter Hall Professor of Shakespeare Studies at Kingston University, London, and author of Worldly Shakespeare: The Theatre of Our Good Will (2015); Free Will: Art and power on Shakespeare’s stage (2013); Shakespeare in French Theory: King of Shadows (2007); Secret Shakespeare: Essays on theatre, religion and resistance (2004); and Will Power: Studies in Shakespearean authority (1993)
This talk was part of a one-day conference 'Shakespearean Thresholds' organised by KiSSiT (Kingston Shakespeare Seminar in Theory) held at the Rose Theatre, Kingston on April 2, 2016. The session was chaired by Timo Uotinen.
Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kLdVMppHeR02016-06-1500 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsAsk London | Love ListeningAs we look ahead to our Autumn series, Philip invites us to listen to the concerns and questions that our neighbours and friends have regarding Christianity.2016-04-2401 minKings Church Kingston - SermonsGod is not TolerantJonah 4: Our society recoils from intolerance and prizes tolerance. However, in Jonah 4 we see that what the church and London really need is not tolerance but the glorious compassion of God.2015-05-1001 min
BBC Radio London NewsKingston and Surbiton's new Conservative MP James Berry gives his reaction to BBC London 94.9James Berry speaks to BBC London 94.9's Nick Godwin after winning Kingston and Surbiton from the Liberal Democrats.
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