THE WEEK is pleased to announce its sponsorship of SohoCreate, a new festival of creativity taking place in London on 4-6 June.
It will feature some of Britain's most creative people discussing their art and what inspires them at landmark Soho venues including Ronnie Scotts, Soho Theatre, House of St Barnabas and the Huguenot Church on Soho Square.
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