We’re thrilled to be teaming up with Imperial College London to be part of their third Imperial Lates of the season all about love, sex, mating and reproductive health!

Join us on Thursday, February 8th for four true, personal stories about science and the facts of life.

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:

Chloë Coxshall is a PhD student at Imperial College. She is interested in the way behaviour, biological mechanisms, and sociology interact in order to understand the complex relationships between different primate species.

Connor O'Donoghue is a 42-year-old Irishman, living in London. In his professional life, he runs a teacher training company. In recent years, he has started writing and performing true stories, including a one-person show called Homobesity: How my fat gay body made me, which has had runs in London, Brighton and Dublin.

Katherine Holmes (They/She) is a final year mathematics PhD student at Imperial College London studying quantum mechanics, and they identify as both asexual (ace) and aromantic (aro). They have been engaging in ace and aro awareness and community building with Imperials LGBTQ+ student and staff networks and external networks including Aces in STEM and Ace Space London.

Michaela Agapiou is a research scientist and storyteller living in London. Nowadays Michaela’s research is all computer based but she carries around a glow in the dark sperm cell keyring to remind her of her lab work days.