Revolution Festival 2026

2026-11-13 – 2026-11-15

DayTimeStageBand
2026-11-1318:30–21:30Stage 1A World on fire: Perspectives for World Revolution
2026-11-1410:00–12:00Stage 1The Making of Racist Britain
2026-11-1410:00–12:00Stage 2Iran War: Multiploarity and the Middle East
2026-11-1410:00–12:00Stage 3The Immortality of the Capitalist Class
2026-11-1410:00–12:00Stage 4Is China Capitalist?
2026-11-1410:00–12:00Stage 5The Origins of Class Society
2026-11-1413:30–15:30Stage 1AI: Liberation or Alienation?
2026-11-1413:30–15:30Stage 2Rojava: Why was the revolution defeated?
2026-11-1413:30–15:30Stage 3The Tudors: Absolutism, Reformation and the Rise of Capitalism
2026-11-1413:30–15:30Stage 4The Counter-Revolution in Cuba today
2026-11-1413:30–15:30Stage 5Marxism vs Postmodernism
2026-11-1416:00–19:00Stage 1Britain: From Empire to Ruin
2026-11-1510:00–12:00Stage 1William Shakespeare: A revolution in literature
2026-11-1510:00–12:00Stage 2How do we know things? Marxism and the struggle for truth
2026-11-1510:00–12:00Stage 3War and Peace: A Marxist Approach
2026-11-1510:00–12:00Stage 4Communism and the Emancipation of Women
2026-11-1510:00–12:00Stage 5Lenin and Trotsky: What they really stood for
2026-11-1513:30–15:30Stage 1The Hungarian Tragedy of 1956
2026-11-1513:30–15:30Stage 2From Tulips to Tech Stocks: Capitalism's history of bubbles
2026-11-1513:30–15:30Stage 3Donald Trump and the role of the individual in history
2026-11-1513:30–15:30Stage 4Evolution and the Struggle for Life
2026-11-1513:30–15:30Stage 5The Revival of Left Reformism
2026-11-1515:30–18:00Stage 1Closing remarks and next steps