We’re thrilled to be teaming up with Imperial College London to be part of their second Imperial Lates of the season all about senses!
Join us on Thursday, December 5th for four true, personal stories about science that will make you laugh, cry, and give you a fresh perspective on life as a human.
Hosted by Richard Kemeny and Michaela Agapiou.
This event is free to attend. Doors to Imperial Lates open at 6pm, and show starts at 7:00pm.
All of the spaces are wheelchair accessible, as are the entrance and toilets. There are lifts to any activities on other levels. If you have any specific needs, please don't hesitate to get in touch: lates@imperial.ac.uk.
Stories by:
Akshay Gajria is a London-based writer, storyteller and writing coach. He holds an MA in Creative Writing from Birkbeck, University of London and a B. Tech in Computers from NMIMS, Mumbai. His essay titled “On Time” is forthcoming in Tamarind Literary Magazine, and his previous works feature in Skulls, Human Parts, Futura Magazine, The Writing Cooperative, Tall Tales Storytelling and more. His favourite days are found in the depths of winter, accompanied by steaming cups of tea. You can find out more about him on akshaygajria.com
Benji (or Dr Waterhouse at work) is an NHS Consultant psychiatrist and writer based in London. His first book ‘You Don’t Have to Be Mad to Work Here - A Psychiatrist’s Life’ published by Penguin in May 25 unlocked the door to the psych ward. An instant Sunday Times best-seller it was described by the Guardian as “humane, hilarious and eye-opening". He is also an award-winning comedian and regular host of The Moth storytelling night in London where he enjoys telling stories without punchlines.