Go Live Theatre announces two fundraising events featuring Patricia Hodge, Rosalyn Wilder, James Graham and Suzie Miller

Go Live Theatre has announced two special fundraising events this spring, bringing together leading theatre artists and figures for evenings celebrating both the impact and the history of the performing arts.

Art Cure: An Evening with Daisy Fancourt in Conversation with James Graham and Suzie Miller will take place on Monday 23 March 2026 at the The Other Palace. The event will feature scientist and author Daisy Fancourt in discussion with playwrights James Graham and Suzie Miller, exploring the ways in which engagement with the arts can improve health and wellbeing.

Drawing on research from her book Art Cure, Fancourt will discuss how creative activity can support both mental and physical health and help build stronger communities.

Fancourt said, “It’s a huge pleasure to be collaborating with James Graham, Suzie Miller and Go Live Theatre. I’m really looking forward sharing some of the incredible cutting-edge science about how the arts impact our mind, brain, body and behaviour and having a rich and hopefully provocative discussion about how we engage with and value the arts in society.”

Earlier in the month, Go Live Theatre will present West End Memories – Rosalyn Wilder in conversation with Patricia Hodge on Monday 9 March 2026 at the Hippodrome Casino.

The evening will feature Rosalyn Wilder and Patricia Hodge sharing stories from Wilder’s career at the Talk of the Town and the golden age of London cabaret, including a rare recording of Judy Garland performing at the venue in 1968 that has never been publicly broadcast in full.

Both events raise funds for Go Live Theatre, which since 1997 has helped more than 290,000 children and young people access live theatre through subsidised tickets, workshops and education programmes