London Design Festival, now in its 21st edition, has once again unfurled beauty and ideas across the city. Until September 24, 2023, this vibrant and thought-provoking event will serve as a crucial platform for designers and creative businesses to showcase their talents. Supported by the Mayor of London and Bloomberg…

Cuckoo, a thought-provoking play, delves into the harsh realities of neo-capitalism and its consequences, particularly the alarming rise in suicides. It unflinchingly exposes the impunity of those driving this relentless pursuit of profit, painting them as heroes in society’s eyes. This production sheds light on how greed often leads to…

Deeper than Greed Itch, the protagonist, hopes to hide the precious newly discovered material deeper than greed. Will he achieve it? Itch, an opera that premiered at Opera Holland Park last July, deals with the constant battle between naivety and greed and what makes us humans for better or…

A superb mix of Latin American energy, hospitality and food. The Copacabana experience right in the heart of London.

They’re basically saying: “It’s ok to be homophobic, misogynist, xenophobic, transphobic, antisemitic, classist, and so on. Just pick and choose, and let us destroy your living conditions, make the rich richer, and the poor poorer. And it makes some people happy about it, in an angry way, but hey! …

Class BAR Awards celebrated two decades of honouring the best bars, bartenders, and cocktails in the competitive UK hospitality. A recognition of talent and diversity of an industry driven by passion. It was organised by the specialised magazine Class BAR. Winners came not just from London, but from Manchester, Birmingham…

The white Anglo-Saxon elite has dictated the global order for far too long. It is unprecedented in such an unchallenged length of time and scale. We are not facing an economic and social crisis but a crisis of ideas. This incestuous embedding of power needs to expand and include other…

My son, my chosen and beloved, Share your wounds with your mother [Excerpt from I. Lamentation of the Holy Cross Monastery from the “Lysagora Songs” collection (second half of the 15th century)]

The Dublin-born artist Sean Scully imposes straight lines in the rounded nature. On another occasion, when reassembling found wood or metal or painting blocks on canvas arises as an attempt, an intention. A magical dialogue emerges in any case. Scully lines guide us through environments to hand us over to…