November on Live Rooms
From fireside chats with Nick Jones to catching up with Kurupt FM, our local events go global via the SH.APP this month. Scroll down for all of the highlights
If you haven’t checked out our Live Rooms yet, you’re missing out. Over on the SH.APP’s Connect function, you can join livestreamed events held in our Houses across the world, interact with other members, and engage in a global creative membership.
Below is our Live Rooms schedule for November. From beauty masterclasses with Kate Synott to a tour of our new interiors space in New York, there’s something for everyone.
Beauty masterclass with Kate Synnott
Wednesday 10 November
Los Angeles-based make-up artist, Kate Synnott, hosts a livestreamed beauty masterclass at Soho House West Hollywood.
Synnott began her career working on LIFE magazine cover shoots, and her work has since been featured on the covers of The Hollywood Reporter, Love magazine, British Vogue, and more. Her brand clients include Jimmy Choo, Dior, Calvin Klein, and Armani. And she’s worked with celebrities including Kate Bosworth, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley, and Nicole Kidman.
The future of fashion with B-Reel
Wednesday 17 November
What is the future of beauty, fashion and luxury retail in the new meta era of blended reality, AR, and beyond? We explore all of this with a panel of experts and innovators. The discussion is hosted by leading creative agency, B-Reel, and moderated by award-winning author and futurist, Lucie Greene.
Fireside chat with Nick Jones
Thursday 18 November
Join us for an exclusive fireside chat with Nick Jones at the new Soho.Home.Studio in New York. In this intimate interview with the Soho House founder, we discover what makes our new Studio special. We also hear about the members who are involved in our Member Market, and share interiors tips for those looking to reimagine their space over the festive season and beyond.
Q&A with Reggie Yates, the creator of Pirates
Friday 19 November
Written and directed by Reggie Yates, Pirates stars relative newcomers Elliot Edusah (1917), Jordan Peters (Gangs Of London) and Reda Elazouar (Outside The Wire) as three best mates who are trying to break into the music scene through pirate radio. The film follows the boys as they drive through London on New Year's Eve 1999 in their tiny Peugeot, pumping a live garage set from the stereo, and arguing about their Avirex jackets and Naf Naf imports.
As the 18-year-olds step into adulthood, they know their lives are about to change. Determined to see out the century with a bang, they drive from place to place in search of tickets for the best millennium party ever.
In this Live Room, catch Reggie Yates and the team for a Q&A.
Meet the team behind Grind coffee
Monday 22 November
Tune in to our chat with global coffee partner, Grind, live from its roastery in south London. We discuss how social impact is a key part of the brand’s model, as well as its journey structuring ethical partnerships with farmers around the world through to end retailers.
Third Wheel with Jenny Mollen Briggs
Monday 29 November
Join us for our monthly series hosted by Jenny Mollen Biggs as she sits down with a rotating cast of couples to discuss the nuances of managing successful relationships. Expect a fun, light-hearted discussion where she dives into the unique ways individual couples make their partnerships work.
How I Made It: Kurupt FM
Monday 29 November
How I Made It is a new talk series that aims to get under the skin of how major film and TV projects are created, from ideation to the various obstacles that creators have to overcome. In this first edition, BAFTA-winning actor and writer Jolyon Rubinstein talks to Kurupt FM – the stars of the hit BBC TV phenomenon, People Just Do Nothing.