Kate Kelsall is a fledgling freelance cultural writer living the graduate dream, which currently entails residing in an attic in Brixton pimped out like Aladdin’s den, living ludicrously beyond her means and dangerously close to her overdraft limit (due to her penchant for patisseries, long socks and snazzy tights, late nights, film photography and cultural delicacies) and gambling the fine by not paying for transport (sorry Boris!) She’s a country girl at heart, often pining for the rolling Devonian hills of her blissful youth, but adores the buzz of the capital, especially fond of Brixton food market, the view from Waterloo Bridge, Holland Park, China Town and seedy East End basement clubs.
28
Nov
2013
Canning Town Light Night
This will be London’s first and as it is free and open to all, you would be foolish not to be a part of this unexpected and inspiring event
12
May
2012
The Great Gatsby at Wilton’s Music Hall
Peter Joucla’s adapted script and the actors’ comic timing, had the auditorium roaring with laughter throughout the play
27
Feb
2012
Mathematics of the Heart at Theatre503
The production accepts that we are all stereotypes yet delicately endows these typecast humans with depth and warmth
