TLW Interviews
Interviews with inspiring Londoners, culture personalities, celebrities and creatives
Playwright Ken Ludwig
‘I like to take a stroll through Bloomsbury and around Russell Square because I love all the literary associations’
Dancer Katie Love
‘If I had a million pounds, I’d open my own theatre. It’d be a quirky arts venue with its own in-house company’
Oh My!’s Jade and Alex
‘The best thing about London is you never have to be in the same place twice and we like just going around trying new places’
Azari & III Pre-Lovebox Interview
‘We are playing Lovebox in August, so we are really excited about that. We have heard some great things about it’
Free Runner Sam Parham
‘It is such an incredible feeling to perform to people. The festival as a whole is just so unique and fun’
Mamajaan’s Anjam Jabeen
‘Hampstead Heath is great because it’s got a sense of community that I didn’t find when I was living in other parts of London’
Shrek star Nigel Lindsay
‘I am not doing an impression of Mike Myers’ Shrek, my Shrek and all the other characters belong to our musical world’
Anna Bullus of Gumdrop
‘I always feel strangely inspired on London transport, your brain is constantly engaged and given things to look at’
Alison Poltock, East End Curator
The festival is notable for its ‘multi-platform’ approach and Poltock has been busy organising all manner of events
James Mansfield of Field & Flower
‘I was quite lucky in that although Balham wasn’t the nicest area when growing up, I had quite a comfortable background’
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