di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – At Queen Elizabeth Hall, beneath the vast, echoing canopy of London’s Southbank Centre, I found myself ushered into the haunting, breathless stillness of MILK مِلْك –…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – This performance brings to mind the fusion of classic pop and contemporary dance, almost as if Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation was reimagined through a modern, hypnotic…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Frankie grew up immersed in her Maa’s first love: Bollywood, with its heroes who are strong, romantic, and brave. However, as an adult, Frankie works at…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Southbank Centre’s Queen Elizabeth Hall is hosting a vibrant and dynamic performance, “Afrique en Cirque,” choreographed by the renowned Yamoussa Bangoura. A Celebration of Guinean Culture…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – The promotional material for L’Homme Rare promised “insistent use of buttocks,” and it certainly delivered. Throughout the performance, five naked male dancers present themselves facing away…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – In the heart of London’s bustling theatre land, Rambert, the renowned dance company, presents a groundbreaking collaboration with choreographer Jill Johnson in their latest creation, “Analogue”.…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – “”When Forms Come Alive” at the Hayward Gallery is a vibrant and dynamic exhibition that immerses visitors in the energetic interplay of movement, flux, and organic…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Key Highlights • The Music in You – a festival celebrating the creativity that is in us all and embraces all kinds of artistic expression and…
di Francesca Lombardo, Culture Editor and Author
London – Uniquely groundbreaking and exhilarating to watch and hear, the London Philharmonic Orchestra has been celebrated as one of the world’s great orchestras since Sir Thomas Beecham…
