Don’t miss this opportunity to join Derren Brown in conversation with Isy Suttie at Union Chapel as they discuss Derren’s new book, A Book of Secrets. From sadness and loss to moments of true happiness, get ready to discover Derren’s compassionate and comforting ideas about how we can best navigate our lives.

From childhood to now, A Book of Secrets shows Derren at his most personal, following him as he faces the challenges of stress, loneliness and what it truly means to take control of one’s life during moments of uncertainty.

Explore the ideas of some of humanity’s greatest thinkers while asking important questions: is there a difference between happiness and living well? And is it better to focus on self-improvement or our interactions with humanity? Experience Derren in conversation and discover the answers for yourself at this exclusive event, followed by an audience Q&A!

Derren Brown began his UK television career in December 2000 with a series of specials called Mind Control. Since redefining the genre of magic for intelligent, modern audiences, he has become synonymous with the art of psychological manipulation. His TV shows have become must-see events and he annually tours the UK with sell-out performances. On top of this, he is the bestselling author of Happy and four other books.

Isy Suttie is an award-winning comedian and actress who is probably best known for playing Dobby in Peep Show. Her other TV credits include Great Night Out and Shameless, and she has also written for and appeared in several BBC Radio shows, including Isy Suttie's Love Letters, The Mitch Benn Music Show and Out to Lunch.

Don’t miss your chance to buy a reduced copy of A BOOK OF SECRETS as part of your ticket. The book is only available to purchase online ahead of the event.

All ticket holders are required to demonstrate their Covid-19 status by providing either proof of a negative Lateral Flow Test or proof of full vaccination.

Our bar will be open for this performance, pre-show from 7pm and during the interval. The bar will be closed after the interval.

Please note, the bar will be operating card payments only, cash payments are not possible at this time.

Alcohol consumption will be limited to the bar area only, it is not permitted to take alcohol to the main chapel space. An array of soft drinks and snacks will also be available and are permitted in the main space.

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