Blanca Schofield is an assistant arts editor for The Times and Sunday Times. With a diverse cultural background and interests, she covers a range of topics including art in Ukraine, forgery, Georgian ballet, and music, regularly contributing gig reviews and a weekly best new music column. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as the New Zealand Herald, Air Mail, The Press, and The Times.
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Blanca's coverage mainly revolves around entertainment news, including articles on music, movies, celebrities, and events. She frequently features profiles and reviews which showcase her interest in providing an in-depth look at various aspects of the entertainment industry.
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Our critics’ pick of the latest releases, from Keith Urban to Olivia Rodrigo
As Sadler’s Wells announces record audiences for its Flamenco Festival, Blanca Schofield heads to Seville to find the artists shaking up the art form — and have a go herself
Where else will you find screaming women — and instant friendships made with total strangers?
By: Will Hodgkinson, Blanca Schofield
Pitchblack Playback gives audiences an eye mask and a comfy seat and plays them new and classic albums — no whispering allowed. Blanca Schofield tried it out
Our music critics pick their favourites of the latest releases, from the Rolling Stones to Carly Rae Jepsen and Charli XCX
A hundred thousand Londoners can’t be wrong about this two-night celebration — tonight we spotted Novak Djokovic joining the party
By: Blanca Schofield
The commercialisation of the artist’s image has gone too far, Cristina Kahlo says, as Tate Modern opens a new blockbuster exhibition
The Put Your Records On singer on getting travel-sick watching Melancholia, listening to Prince on repeat and the Alice Walker poem she had on her wall as a teenager
From Wolf Alice to Kylie Minogue with Snow Patrol, our critics pick their favourites of the latest releases
From Beck to Rose Gray, our critics round up their favourite picks of the latest releases
