Sara Bellan - Contributor

Sara currently works in theatre fundraising doing research and data insight. Originally from Seattle, she moved to New York City for university. While living there, she worked in the social sciences and in policy research. On the side, she could be found running around NYC to find the best food, beautiful art, and enchanting parks. She then moved to the UK to pursue an MPhil in Social Anthropology. She can regularly be found watching plays around london, trying out new restaurants and posting on @surreal_mealbaby, and exploring botanical gardens. Interests include: arts and arts organisations’ practices, queerness and queer culture, food as both delicious and culturally significant, and natural spaces.

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In conversation with Asim Waqif
In conversation with Asim Waqif

We had a chat with Asim Waqif, a Delhi-based artist, combines art, architecture, and design. Trained at the School of Planning and Architecture. He later delved into film and television as an art director, eventually transitioning to independent videos and documentaries. Currently, his bamboo installation वेणु [Venu] is displayed at The Hayward Gallery Terrace…

Tipsy at The Cockpit Review
Tipsy at The Cockpit Review

Tipsy is a witty comedy about a woman getting a little too drunk while getting her nails done. You may think you know what you’re getting into with this 90-minute play at The Cockpit by this description, however, the story quickly turns on its head and brings the audience upside-down with it…

Out-Spoken: Southbank Centre - Review
Out-Spoken: Southbank Centre - Review

Out-Spoken is a recurring event hosted at Southbank Centre each month, celebrating diversity in poetry, voice and performance. Joelle Taylor, a TS Elliot Prize-winning poet and the writer of C+nto, hosts the event. Out-Spoken aims to champion diverse voices in poetry…

In conversation with Rachel Mars
In conversation with Rachel Mars

Rachel Mars is a performance artist, with a background in theatre, live art, and comedy. Her work often explores the intersections of the personal and the political, navigating Jewish identities, female bodies, and queerness…

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