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Drama BA final-year performance: God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza

Wednesday 7 May - Friday 9 May 2014

Rose Theatre

A performance by final-year Drama BA students, translated by Christopher Hampton and directed by Willow Pearce and Natalie Forsythe.

The Return

Thursday 8 May - Saturday 31 May 2014

This exhibition of recent work by six London painters includes that of Kingston University alumnus, Stephen Feather, Art Architecture and Design History 2005. The exhibition shows a dynamic selection of paintings which aim to stretch viewers' perception of everyday appearance.

The Surbiton Village Fete

Friday 9 May - Sunday 11 May 2014

Two days of food, music, stalls, cooking competitions and a beer and cider festival in the heart of Surbiton. Part of Surbition Food Festival it's a chance to discover some of the high-quality local food businesses and what they offer, as well as sampling the unique taste of Dry Hop brewing. Top-quality bands make both days fun for everyone.

Loving Linda

Sunday 11 May 2014, 6.00pm

The sixth comedy gala for Target Ovarian Cancer in memory of the late great comedian Linda Smith.

Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education graduation ceremony 2014

Sunday 11 May - Monday 12 May 2014

The annual graduation ceremony for the graduation classes of the Faculty of Health, Social Care and Education.

Drama BA final-year performance: Lost voices

Sunday 11 May - Tuesday 13 May 2014

Penrhyn Road campus

A devised performance by final-year Drama BA students, exploring the loss of voices across four centuries to the present day.

The Death Cafe: discussion about death and dying matters

Tuesday 13 May 2014, 12.00pm - 2.00pm

Rose Theatre

The first Death Cafe at Kingston introduces informal and lively discussion about death and dying matters.

Virtual worlds: The new marketing landscape?

Tuesday 13 May 2014, 4.00pm - 6.00pm

Kingston Hill campus

This presentation represents a mash-up of research based on three surveys conducted in the virtual worlds Second Life and World of Warcraft, and will examine the positive aspects of virtual world usage.