Annabel Sampson is the Deputy Editor at Tatler.com. She focuses on arts, culture, and interviews, covering a wide range of topics including theater, film, pop culture, and the intersection of culture and society. Annabel's work has been featured in Tatler, showcasing her expertise in arts and entertainment as well as her passion for animals and food.
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Annabel covers a diverse array of topics, with a focus on entertainment news including British royals, London events, art, theatre and fashion. She often writes profile features and event coverage.
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From The Traditionalist to the Egg-Centric, these are the eight Easter tribes that will be on show this weekend. Time to declare your allegiance
By: Annabel Sampson
Rosamund Pike will make you laugh, weep and leave your jaw-on-the-floor as she delivers a spell-binding, Olivier-nominated turn in Suzie Miller’s second legal play. Will she win the best actress gong this weekend? You’d hope so
By: Annabel Sampson
From Evita to Inter Alia, All My Sons to American Psycho, Tatler is at the heart of the social web linking the nominees and winners at London’s most gilded theatre awards
By: Annabel Sampson
Morgan Riddle was the OG tennis WAG – ‘the First Lady of American Tennis’ – but now her and US big-hitter Taylor Fritz are through
By: Annabel Sampson
After a frenetic start to the year, Tanya Reynolds, is back in the rehearsal studios for the return of 1536. Produced by Margot Robbie’s Lucky Chap and now the recipient of countless awards, Ava Pickett’s play – set against the backdrop of the impending execution of Anne Boleyn – is not to be missed
By: Annabel Sampson
There’s conflict, there’s class-angst and there’s a cut-throat rivalry in the battle to secure the TV franchise crown. Expect: skinny-dipping, perma-tans and polo hunks, just try not to be hooked…
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By: Annabel Sampson
Ava Pickett’s award-winning debut play about three women in Essex reacting to the news of Anne Boleyn’s imprisonment has transferred to the West End – and it is not be missed. It’s fresh, it’s bold and you won’t forget it any time soon
By: Annabel Sampson
Turning her childhood Jilly Cooper devotion into a dazzling, two-decade career, Felicity Blunt is the literary agent whose own story includes blockbuster deals and a star-studded home life
By: Annabel Sampson
She's performed for the United Nations, raised millions for charity – and the King called her his ‘official DJ’. At her family's St John's Wood mansion, Florence ‘Cuppy’ Otedola talks London rhythms, Lagos roots and forging her own fabulous legacy.
By: Annabel Sampson
It’s all about glamour, grandeur, thrills and spills this weekend as tennis, Formula 1 and showjumping go head-to-head. But which sport will emerge victorious? Annabel Sampson speaks to Lady Goldsmith, Lily Attwood, Schooner Scorer and more…
