Death is everywhere. At Sir John Soane’s Museum, there’s no escaping the spectre that follows us all through life. The death of the architect’s wife in 1815 forms a pivotal part of this engrossing exhibition, held almost 200 years to the day. Listen up as Acting Director Helen Dorey explains the museum’s role as a shrine to death, before enjoying a complimentary glass of wine and an after-hours stroll through the exhibition Death and Memory: Soane and the Architecture of Legacy.