Upcoming Lectures & Talks

The Wilbur

The Wilbur Theatre · Theater District, Boston · thewilbur.com

4 upcoming lectures and talks from The Wilbur, with dates, venues and ticket links taken from the organization’s own pages and refreshed weekly. All lectures in Greater Boston →

Production art for An Evening With Alex O'Connor

Thu Nov 12 · 7:30pm

An Evening With Alex O'Connor

· · 246 Tremont St · · ·

Alex O'Connor, the British YouTuber who built his following as CosmicSkeptic and now hosts the Within Reason podcast, gives an evening of discussion and audience questions on God, religion, consciousness and related subjects. O'Connor studied philosophy and theology at Oxford, and his podcast features long-form conversations with philosophers, theologians and scientists. The Wilbur has posted little description beyond that outline.

Production art for Criminal Presents: An Evening with Phoebe Judge

Thu Nov 19 · 7:30pm

Criminal Presents: An Evening with Phoebe Judge

· · 246 Tremont St · · ·

Phoebe Judge, host of the podcast Criminal, which tells stories about people “who’ve done wrong, been wronged, or gotten caught somewhere in the middle,” turns the format on herself in a new stage show. She tells stories about her own eccentric, unpredictable family in Chicago, the secrets she discovered growing up, and how they shaped her work as a journalist and true-crime host.

Production art for HELLTOWN with Casey Sherman
New

Sun Apr 11 · 7:00pm

HELLTOWN with Casey Sherman

· · 246 Tremont St · ·

Casey Sherman tells the story of Helltown, his true-crime book about Tony Costa, the Cape Cod serial killer behind the disappearance of several women from Provincetown in the late 1960s, a case that drew in Kurt Vonnegut and Norman Mailer. Sherman's 19 books include Hunting Whitey, Boston Strong and A Murder in Hollywood. Proceeds go to Miles for Military, which flies junior enlisted service members home.

$30–$55

Production art for Neil deGrasse Tyson

May 11/13 · 7:30pm

Neil deGrasse Tyson

· · 246 Tremont St · · ·

Tue May 11 / Thu May 13 · 7:30pm

Neil deGrasse Tyson, director of the Hayden Planetarium in New York, gives two different lectures. Tuesday's An Astrophysicist Goes to the Movies – Part III reviews what films such as Frozen, The Matrix and My Cousin Vinny got right and wrong about science, plus the physics of dragons in Game of Thrones. Thursday's Hope for Civilization draws on his book Starry Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization.