Performing at the Lyric Lounge Censored event at the Lyric Theatre in Hammersmith, London (June 2013).

Article written for Cent Magazine, read orginal here or below. Debate over a dinner party is expected, but a Pittsburgh based fast food place is taking this idea one giant leap further. The pop-up Conflict Kitchen only serves cuisine from countries with which the United States is in conflict. The restaurant’s identity changes every few months and depends very much on current geopolitical events. They have already covered the food, culture and politics of Afghanistan, Iran and Venezuela, now the kitchen’s current focus is Cuba. The aim is getting into your mind via your stomach. For each version of Conflict Kitchen there is a programme of discussions, events and performances that seek to engage the public with the focus countries culture and politics. Even their packaging is designed to make you think, beautifully designed paper wrappers with interviews printed on them. The staff are trained to push the boundaries of customers’ mind as they wait for their order, engaging them in casual discussion. Tasty snacks served with a side of questioning, conversation, and debate. They are currently looking for staff, as the face of Conflict Kitchen job requirements include kitchen experience and a keen interest in international politics and...

Antlers Press at Never 99p Never 99p was a innovative artist and designers market at Matthews Yard in Croydon.