El Bulli chef to appear at The Restaurant Show

9th June 2009, 10:43am

Visitors to this year's Restaurant Show will have the rare opportunity to see a live interview with the world's most famous chef, Ferran Adrià.

The chef-patron of the world's number one restaurant El Bulli will be interviewed in the Briefing Theatre, a new show feature for 2009.

The Briefing Theatre will also be the stage for a series of panel discussions, which will feature some of the most famous names in the restaurant business including Tom Aikens, Richard Corrigan, Anthony Demetre and Tristan Welch.

There will also be the chance to hear from other leading lights in the industry, including Harden's co-founder Peter Harden, Hibiscus co-owner Claire Bosi, Clapham House chairman David Page, Soho House operations director Martin Kuczsmarski and Malmaison people director Sean Wheeler.

Clair Bowman, show manager, said: "The Briefing Theatre will be the perfect accompaniment to our demonstration Stage. I can't think of any other event where you can get to hear so many big names speaking in one place on such a wide variety of cutting-edge topics. And as if that wasn't enough, delegates will also get to see an exclusive live interview with Ferran Adrià of El Bulli. It doesn't really get better than that."

The Restaurant Show takes place from Monday 12 October to Wednesday 14 October at London's Earl's Court 2.

For more information on exhibiting at The Restaurant Show 2009 or to register as a visitor go to www.therestaurantshow.co.uk

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