Live Shows
Come to a live recording of The Guilty Feminist podcast…
Where: Town Hall by Bottaccio, Bidborough Street, London, WC1H 9AU When: Friday 25 September, 7:30pm
Guilty Feminist x Vision Festival
The Guilty Feminist at Vision Festival: Comedy, Science, Hope and Community
Join The Guilty Feminist for a live recording at TownHall, bringing comedy, music, science and inspiring conversation to King’s Cross.
Deborah Frances-White is joined by BAFTA-nominated comedian Rachel Parris, pioneering cancer researcher Dr Nnenna Kanu and Future Dreams Chief Executive Sam Jacobs. Together, they talk about science, innovation, care and community at the heart of their work.
Expect laughter, candid conversation, moving stories and hope, culminating in an uplifting performance of Kate Bush’s “Running Up That Hill” by the choir of Alleyn’s Regent’s Park.
Where: Young Vic, 66 The Cut, Waterloo, London SE1 8LZ When: Saturday 10 October, 1:40pm
Shedinburgh at the Young Vic
Since 2016, The Guilty Feminist podcast has racked up over 180 million downloads by examining the noble goals of 21st century feminism and the hypocrisies and insecurities that undermine them. It’s the show that proves you don’t have to be perfect to be a force for meaningful change.
This will be a special stripped-back version of the hit podcast, reimagined for Shedinburgh.
Where: Union Chapel, 19b Compton Terrace, London N1 2UN When: Tuesday 24th November 2026, doors 6:30pm
The Guilty Feminist – Road to Gilead
Join us for a night where we discuss the far right and figure out how to get off “the Road to Gilead” (the dystopian Handmaid’s future). We want to form a meaningful resistance and create a better existence. But how? This episode focuses on American Christian nationalism and how it’s seeping into British churches and society. We will discuss its anti-equality agenda that seeks to permanently subjugate women, people of colour, the LGBTQ+ community and people at the intersections of these groups. This includes the rising US-based campaign to remove the vote from women and “give it to the family.” And what role does big tech and AI play in all of this?
We need to get wise to the well-funded strategies in place that are changing our society without our permission.
On our panel:
Zack Polanski, The Green Party Leader
Reverend Lucy Winkett the Rector of St James’s Picadilly
Deborah Frances-White hosts the show, with comedian Desiree Burch.
