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The Show People Podcast: Live with Dominic Keating and Andrew Keates

  • Two Brewers | Back Room 114 Clapham High Street London, England, SW4 7UJ United Kingdom (map)

Dominic Keating | The Show People Podcast LIVE

Sunday 1 November 2026 | Two Brewers - Back Room, Clapham

The award-winning Show People Podcast with Andrew Keates welcomes Star Trek: Enterprise star Dominic Keating for a very special live recording at The Two Brewers.

Best known internationally for playing Lieutenant Malcolm Reed across four seasons of Star Trek: Enterprise, Dominic has enjoyed an extraordinary career spanning more than 35 years across theatre, television, film and voice acting.

Beginning his career on the London stage in acclaimed productions including The Pitchfork Disney and Amongst Barbarians, Dominic became a familiar face to British audiences as Tony in Channel 4's groundbreaking sitcom Desmond's.

A move to Hollywood brought further success, with appearances in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Heroes, Prison Break, Sons of Anarchy and films including Jungle 2 Jungle, Beowulf and Sherlock Holmes.

More recently, Dominic has reunited with his Enterprise co-star Connor Trinneer to host the hugely popular Star Trek podcasts The Shuttlepod Show and The D-Con Chamber. He has just finished filming Life 2.0 with Michael Dorn, Marina Sirtis and Michelle Hurd. And can be seen on Amazon and Tubi playing Blue in Phoenix.

Join Andrew Keates for an intimate, funny and revealing conversation exploring Dominic's remarkable journey from Leicester to Hollywood, his years aboard the Enterprise, the friendships and challenges that have shaped his career, and the stories you won't hear anywhere else.

Following acclaimed conversations with fellow Star Trek stars Marina Sirtis and Michael Dorn, this promises to be another unmissable afternoon for fans of theatre, television and science fiction.

With just 100 seats available, book early to avoid disappointment.

All profits support Queer Theatre's work nurturing LGBTQIA+ talent and bringing people together through the performing arts.

Box Office

Doors open: 3:30pm | Show starts: 4pm
Runtime: Approximately 2 ½ hours, including an interval

General Admission (Row 5 and back): £30
Premium Seating (Front 4 Rows): £40
VIP Cabaret Table For Two (Front Row): £100

How to Get There

Two Brewers | Back Room
114 Clapham High Street, Clapham, London SW4 7UJ

By Tube: Clapham North and Clapham Common, both on the Northern Line, are approximately a five-minute walk away.
By Train:
Clapham High Street Overground station is approximately seven minutes away.
By Bus:
Routes 35, 37, 45, 137, 155 and 345 stop nearby at Clapham Common or Clapham High Street.

Accessibility

The venue is fully accessible for wheelchair users. As the evening is expected to be busy, we encourage anyone with access requirements to contact us in advance so we can do everything possible to make your visit comfortable and enjoyable.

Important Information

By attending, you consent to Queer Theatre taking and using photography and video from the event for archive, press, marketing, website and social media purposes.

About Queer Theatre

We create spaces to tell Queer stories and nurture Queer talent - and our mission is to ensure no Queer creative need ever spend a week alone again.

We do this with our weekly Acting Classes For LGBTQIA+ People, London’s OutCast Showcase of Queer Actors and Writing, monthly Queer Play Reading Club, The Show People Podcast LIVE, Luvvie: The Party for Queer People in the Performing Arts, industry workshops, masterclasses, and many trips and adventures.

Make sure you visit our What’s On page to see everything available for you to join.

Queer Theatre welcomes experienced professionals to enthusiastic beginners. We seek what connects us rather than what divides us. Our work may challenge us as artists, but our spaces will always be founded on mutual respect, care, love and support.

Sponsors & Partners

We are gratefully sponsored by Theataccounts, and proud to be partnered with the Two Brewers, The Show Reel Company, Sean Lindsell & Henry-Morgan De Witt.

Contact Us

If you have any questions or queries, please Contact Us.

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