Debate the election at The Trouble Club this Friday
Just eight weeks until the election, but where is the big conversation? It is happening in Kingly Court this Friday, in one of the few live political nights in London.
On the agenda at Answer Time: Election Fever is whether David Cameron should be compelled to debate, is the country post-racist and who are we going to hate if Jeremy Clarkson isn't around any more.
This is a current affairs evening with a difference. Firstly, it is informal, with the audience sat around with a glass of wine in what feels like a buzzy living room in Central London. Secondly it is held at The Trouble Club, the new women's club. Men are welcome but it is unusual and refreshing to hear so many women's voices contributing to the debate.
This is part of series of election evenings and this Friday's panel includes Catherine Mayer, author of the recent controversial Prince Charles biography The Heart of a King, Laura Sandys, MP for South Thanet where Nigel Farage is standing, and Baroness Barker, and hosted by the Evening Standard's Joy Lo Dico.
As well as excellent G&Ts which help the discussion flow, supper can be ordered in from neighbouring restaurants including Pizza Pilgrims and Stax burgers.
Answer Time: Election Fever, The Trouble Club, Second Floor, Kingly Court, W1B 5PW, Friday March 13, £8 members, £10 non-members, thetroubleclub.com