Southbank Centre: Your literature update

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A new chapter

Turn a fresh page this year with our literature events. Get inspiration for your next read with the latest fiction picks, discover new voices with Indie Night andget a taste for poetry with the TS Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings.

January highlights

Portrait of Poet, TS Eliot

TS Eliot Prize Shortlist Readings

SUN 18 JAN

Hear the best new poetry coming out of the UK and Ireland, read by the ten shortlisted poets for this year’s prize, in an event hosted by poet Ian McMillan.

This event is British Sign Language interpreted (BSL) and Speech-to-Text transcribed.

 

 

 

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Adam Kammerling sitting at a table with his hand touching his head, holding his glasses in the other with smashed plates on the table

Adam Kammerling: Seder

THU 29 JAN

A powerful, interdisciplinary performance diving deep into inherited grief and the unexpected harmony between heavy metal and Jewish tradition.

New voices spotlight


A man with eyes closes stands in a control booth in front of a bright light

Sonic Essays: Edward George

THU 5 MAR

Explore the music and language of Black sonic culture with the inimitable artist, broadcaster and founder of the Black Audio Film Collective.

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Indie Night: February

WED 25 FEB

Join us for an evening of readings and conversation, celebrating independent publishers and books that defy the ordinary.

This event is Speech-to-Text transcribed.

 

 

 

 

Southbank Centre: Your literature update

Powerful women


Gisele Pelicot wearing black and sitting in a garden.

Gisèle Pelicot: A Hymn to Life

FRI 20 FEB

Join Gisèle Pelicot for the UK launch of her extraordinary memoir, A Hymn to Life: Shame Has to Change Sides, as she tells her story for the very first time.

This event is British Sign Language interpreted (BSL) and Speech-to-Text transcribed.

 

 

 

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A smiling elderly woman with white hair and a plaid shirt is in a garden, harvesting green beans from a climbing plant supported by wooden stakes.

Mary Berry: My Gardening Life

WED 25 FEB

See Dame Mary Berry in conversation as she presents her new book on her lifelong love of gardening.

This event is Speech-to-Text transcribed.

 

 

 

 

Southbank Centre: Your literature update

A black and white portrait of a barefoot woman with large curly hair, wearing a loose white outfit, seated casually on a black wire chair.

Ece Temelkuran: Nation of Strangers

THU 12 MAR

Join Ece Temelkuran for a wide-ranging discussion about her new book, Nation of Strangers, in conversation with Brian Eno.

Music with a message


A female singer with long dark hair performs on a dimly lit, vintage stage with her arms wide open, singing passionately to a silhouetted audience.

Hidden Tracks

SAT 14 MAR

An incredible selection of storytellers recall how one song or piece of music has changed their life, in an intimate event from the much-loved OneTrackMinds.

This performance is British Sign Language interpreted (BSL).

Southbank Centre: Your literature update

Tell your story at Hidden Tracks

Let us help you tell the story of a song that changed your life…

Find out how you can be a part of Hidden Tracks and tell your story on our stage.

Key figures in fiction


Black and white photo of Yann Martel with his head in his fist.

Yann Martel: Son of Nobody

SUN 29 MAR

This masterpiece of myth, history and domesticity from the winner of the Man Booker Prize explores how stories become facts, and the price we pay to share them.

Leila Slimani sitting on a staircase wearing black.

Ruth Ozeki: The Typing Lady

FRI 22 MAY

Dive into Ruth Ozeki’s latest work, The Typing Lady, with the award-winning author herself at this in-conversation event.

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Sale season

Shop your favourites for less! Get up to 50% off lighting, prints, books and accessories.

Celebrating 75 years

GIF of Chiharu Shiota, Yin Xiuzhen and Anish Kapoor

Get £7.50 tickets to the Hayward Gallery

To mark the Southbank Centre’s 75th anniversary, we’re offering £7.50 tickets for the opening weeks of our forthcoming exhibitions:

  • Yin Xiuzhen: Heart to Heart and Chiharu Shiota: Threads of Life (offer available Tue 17 – Sun 22 Feb)
  • Anish Kapoor (offer available Tue 16 – Sun 21 Jun)

But hurry – there are only 750 of these special tickets available for each opening week, and once they’re gone, they’re gone. The offer ends at 10am on Friday 30 January.

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