11
Sep
2008
One Minute at Hoxton’s Courtyard Theatre
The staging is excellent, with a unique set mimicking Canary Wharf from above – as if the intricacies of London life are evading us
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
22
Aug
2008
Staying Forever 27 at Proud Gallery Camden
What do Kurt Cobain, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison all have in common?
21
Aug
2008
Erect! Plenty of Gags at the Hen & Chickens
There are some fantastic one-liners and the script is littered with hilariously lewd and crude monikers
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
15
Aug
2008
Chills & Thrills London: Jack the Ripper Tour
We visited the murder scene of the so-called final victim of Jack the Ripper: Mary Jane Kelly, at what was once Dorsett Street, Spitalfields
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
13
Aug
2008
Twelfth Night at Kensington Palace Gardens
If you're in any way hesitant about sitting through live Shakespeare, don’t be. This new production of Twelfth Night is neither boring nor laboriously long
12
Aug
2008
Field Day 2008 – Victoria Park
Whoever thought that it was a good idea to put Noah and the Whale on at 12.30pm is a cretin
