It’s that time of year again: the leaves are turning brown; the nights are drawing in; the journey to work is suddenly overrun with children in oversized blazers their parents hope will last them the full 5 years of secondary school; you’re considering whether it’s time to dig your oversized knits out from the back of the cupboard when suddenly an unseasonably warm day surprises you with a sunburnt nose.
That’s right. Summer is over.
But let’s not be too sad. Bright Club is here to keep you going through the autumn months with jocular jests about jolly research.
We’re back to our new haunt, the Star of Kings, on October 14th for some brilliant researchers totally new to this comedy lark, and a couple of pro comedians to help them along.
Hosted by Matt Richardson – who has, according to the Guardian, ‘an irresistible twinkle’
Headlined by Angela Barnes
UCL people will be:
Alexander Samson – Spanish and Latin American studies
Mathew Robinson – Biochemical Engineering
Mathew Tata – Ophthalmology
Tom O’Donnell – Science and Technology Studies
Roxana Bratu – Slavonic and East European Studies
Michael Sulu – Biochemical Engineering
Comedians to be announced!
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