The Conversation: Adam Price (online livestream)
Tuesday 24 February 2026
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Greenland – Power and Glory
The Danish creator and writer of political drama Borgen joins us to talk about the mineral wealth, geopolitics and culture of Greenland, the setting for his multi-award-winning Netflix drama Borgen – Power and Glory.
Adam is also the writer and producer of the Netflix sensation Ragnarok, Ride Upon the Storm and Anna Pihl. As a chef, he co-presents with his brother James the tv food show Spise med Price.
Chaired by Peter Florence.
The interview lasts for an hour followed by a 30-minute Q&A. In addition to being this being an online livestream, it can be streamed up to 30 days after the event has taken place.
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| Tue 24 Feb | 7:00 PM | £10 | Book |
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