Kim hails from the rugged shores of Cape Town where she has spent many a windswept afternoon basking in the spirit of African culture.
After seven years working, travelling and hitching around the galaxy, the northern thermals have carried her to London town. Armed with her laptop and trusty bicycle, she navigates the cobbled streets in her attempts to transpire London life. This is her first foray into the field of journalism, a career she hopes to make her own once finished with her studies.
10
Dec
2008
Lucha Libre: They Came, They Conquered
What do you get if you mix muscle men, midgets, transvestites, skin-tight costumes, sequins and sweat?
13
Oct
2008
Gothic Grandeur in Leafy Wandsworth
The cloisters of the building has apparently been haunted for years, but the mystery of this ghostly ghoul is one that is not so easily unearthed
29
Sep
2008
Theatretrain at the Royal Albert Hall
Theatretrain's Sunday performance at the Royal Albert Hall would have set the toes of any theatre or music enthusiast tapping
12
Sep
2008
Another Kind of Silence – Now Touring London
This is a one woman show currently touring London which sees actress Liz Rothschild take on the persona of Rachel Carson
9
Sep
2008
West London Literary Festival
The weekend’s wet weather did not put a damper on the spirits of local literature lovers when The West London Literary Festival returned
24
Aug
2008
West Side Story: New York Comes to London
The 50th anniversary production of the world famous 'West Side Story' provides a vibrant, colourful and passionate rendition
19
Aug
2008
A Serving of Rice ‘n’ Peas Please!
Local independent film company riceNpeas, based in Notting Hill, was born out of the desire for real, unbiased documentary-making
14
Aug
2008
The Fiddler at Southwark’s Unicorn Theatre
The character of the Fiddler becomes a euphemism for all that is sinful in our modern society, ready to steal the once happy naivety of childhood
