There are a million questions that come up during an international move, and one of the most pressing for families is: Where do I send my kids to school? This is no simple question. Finding and vetting schools and arranging enrollment can be a challenge, and the choice of a school can shape a family’s social life and cultural adjustment.
London duo The Correspondentsconsists of Mr. Bruce, who sings, raps and scats at breakneck speed, dresses wonderfully nattily, and dances like nothing you've ever...
Brighton-based The Miserable Rich were on irrepressibly sparkling form when they came to play in Basel. They talked to us about losing passports, ghostly goings-on and a...
Countertenor Alex Potter studied at New College, Oxford, and then went on to pursue further study in singing and baroque performance practice at the Schola Cantorum in...
Basel duo Das Pferd play wonderfully bonkers electro-techno-punk. Felix Hohler chats to us about dressing up on stage, what they want people do to after their gigs,...
Pamela Méndez is a Swiss-Mexican singer-songwriter whose thoughtful lyrics stem from an international background. She talks about how teenage songwriting...
The Rambling Wheels are a quartet of musicians from Neuchâtel who want to make their audience dance – and laugh - with their blend of pop and rock. They...
77 Bombay Street are four brothers from Basel who’ve lived in Australia and now make their home in the mountains of Graubünden. Simri and Esra Buchli...
There are a million questions that come up during an international move, and one of the most pressing for families is: Where do I send my kids to school? This is no simple question. Finding and vetting schools and arranging enrollment can be a challenge, and the choice of a school can shape a family’s social life and cultural adjustment.