by A new festival comes to one of the most iconic areas of London. The Chelsea Arts Festival will take place from September 19th to 21st and hopes to bring back some of these 1960s with a number of conversations, debates, workshops and live performances.
And now some new names have been added to the line-up, including Ambika mod, June Sarpong Obe and Sir Lenny Henry.
To celebrate 30 years of the women’s prize for fiction, some of the most convincing artists in the UK, including Sheila Atim MBE, Dame Sheila Hancock, Sir Lenny Henry, Kate Mosse Mosse CBE and June Sarpong Obe, are on the stage in the Cadogan Hall, to read extraordinary letters from women for a special literary salon Words, from the find.
Also in the Cadogan Hall promises the Comedy donation campaign of the Chelsea Arts Festival, a Saturday evening with laughing and an outstanding occupation of stand-up comedians, including Sindhu Vee (Sexual Education, BBC Live in Apollo, Mock during the week) and other artists who will soon have to be announced.
Ambika Mod will appear with the London Theater Review with Nancy Durrant, Nick Clark & Nick Curtis for a live podcast recording. Mod, who became famous with her fascinating appearances this day and one day Netflix will discuss her upcoming appearances in the west end in every brilliant thing and porn game at the Royal Court, together with David ByrnePresent The artistic director of the Royal Court.
The literary line -up includes William Boyd, Ian McEwan and Elizabeth Day, who enter the stage for a special event about their new book one of us in the Cadogan Hall.
DAY commented: “I am very happy to start my new novel with a unique event on Sunday, September 21st in the London Cadogan Hall in London Cadogan Hall in London. It is a real honor to be a real honor together with an outstanding occupation of cultural luminaries. Pint and roast in the early evening …”
Ian McEwan is accompanied by the columnist and environmental activist George Monbiot in an event by How To AcademyPresent In order to discuss his upcoming novel what we can know and research the resilience of mankind in the face of the climate catastrophe.
In the meantime, the fashion icon Dame Zandra Rhodes will bring her unprecedented creative vision to the Saatchi gallery for a conversation event in order to celebrate the power of fashion as a form of self-expression. The Saatchi will also see the YouTube sensation Jack Edwards – “The Internet’s Librarian” – which organizes its own version of a literary salon.
Outside of the literature, there is a special night live music in the Cadogan Hall, in favor of Earthpercent, the Klima Foundation of the Music Industry. The positioning of the performing artists will be announced in the coming weeks.
Hugh Seeborn, CEO of Cadogan, said: “Chelsea has long been a beacon of creativity, the haunt of artists, radicals, painters and poets – draw iconic characters and stories from Oscar Wilde to Brames Bond to James McNeill, JMW Turner, The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. Inspirational and accessible event program for residents and visitors alike.
Tickets are offered for sale at the end of May. Visit www.chelseaartsfestival.co.uk to get more information.
