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FLAMENCO FESTIVAL
Spain is very much a country of cultural contradictions, firmly steeped in the importance of tradition but with a passion for innovation that often brings startling, original work to international stages. The […]
The Anglo-Brazilian Affair
For those who want to learn English, coming to London also provides an opportunity to travel to European countries and interact with different cultures within a relatively small distance. There are also those who come for economic reasons, looking for an opportunity to save some money either to send back to help their families or to build their own business when they return.
Where are you going?
This exhibition is a startlingly beautiful portrait of Maharaj’s own physical and spiritual journey through six different countries including Poland, India, England, France, Italy and Finland.
Beverly Andrews, a Warrior Artist for Diversity in Unity
BEVERLY ANDREWS, A WARRIOR ARTIST FOR DIVERSITY IN UNITY Interviewed by Pierre Scordia & Annie Clein – 25th May 2016 What path led you to your career as an actress, playwright and […]
Anu Samarüütel | From Tallinn to London and back, with colours
Anu Samarüütel is a creator who lives between Tallinn and London. She is here to bring more joy and inspiration into this world. She sometimes does paintings and illustrations, sometimes makes jewellery and clothes.
A walk through London with Simon Tabak
Simon Tabak is an artist, a painter, a writer and an actor who lives in Hackney, in North London. He has dual nationality, British and Canadian.
Gym: Good for the muscles, not for the head?
Julien Bertherat, a 35-year-old former rugby player from Clermont-Ferrand, France, with a university degree/Master in Public Law, is today a personal trainer at one of the most well-known sports clubs in the capital, Jubilee Hall Gym at Covent Garden, in the heart of London. The building, incidentally, is a National Heritage site and was inaugurated by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II.
Opera Singer & Singing Coach: Helen Astrid
Helen Astrid is in high demand as a singing coach and has helped thousands of individuals and organisations successfully reach their singing goals. She launched The Helen Astrid Singing Academy in London in 2001 and receives substantial press coverage for her work with regular broadcasts on radio and television, including BBC1 News, The Paul O’Grady Show and What the Butler Saw, both for Channel 4.