| Thursday 15 October 2026 | 18:30 |
| Programme to include: | ||
| Works by Weir, Judith (b. 1954) | ||
| Works by Frances-Hoad, Cheryl (b. 1980) | ||
| Works by Maconchy, Elizabeth (1907-1994) | ||
| Works by Fraser, Shena (1910-1993) | ||
| Works by Davies, Clara Novello (1861-1943) | ||
| Works by Flower, Eliza (1803-1846) | ||
| Traditional | Irish folk songs, Music-hall songs, Anthems and Hymns |
| Electric Voice Theatre | |
| UC8 | |
| Clerkenwell Community Choir |
Join Electric Voice Theatre at Conway Hall for a singing celebration of Kathleen Lonsdale – the first female professor at UCL and one of the first female Royal Society Fellows. Defying all odds, her pioneering science led to breakthroughs in organic chemistry and medical treatments. Beyond science, Lonsdale was a prison reformer, women’s rights activist and pacifist, warning of the dangers of nuclear physics and wealth inequality in her book Is Peace Possible?
The music, performed by Electric Voice Theatre, UC8 and the Clerkenwell Community Choir, reflects Lonsdale’s eclectic life. Ranging through Irish folk song, music-hall, stirring anthems and ethical hymns the performance features works by Judith Weir and Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Lonsdale’s contemporaries like Elizabeth Maconchy, Shena Fraser and Clara Novello Davies and Conway Hall’s radical thinkers, Eliza Flower and Josephine Troup.
Tickets & pricing:
Advance: Supporter £20 | Standard £14 | Student £9 | Living Support £6
On the door: Supporter £21 | Standard £15 | Student £10 | Living Support £7
