14
Jan
2009
New Year’s Healthy Menu at Zizzi
The new healthy menu at High-Street presence, Zizzi, suggests some healthy choices made from the basic ingredients of Italian cuisine
13
Jan
2009
The Mermaid of London: A Weird Tail
The wonder of the world, the admiration of all ages, the theme of the Philosopher, the Historian, the Poet…may be seen at number 59 St James Street
12
Jan
2009
Get Your Oyster Fix at St Pancras Grand
The restaurant itself is glamorously designed in a grandiose, modern if somewhat nostalgic for the lost days of chic rail travel style
10
Jan
2009
Mandy Patinkin Lights Up Duke of York’s Theatre
It is credit to Patinkin’s consummate stage performance that he can make this many mistakes and still have showgoers whooping for more
9
Jan
2009
Piaf at the Vaudeville
Have you ever seen your granny kissing someone? I mean, really, kissing them? No? Probably a relief, isn't it?
8
Jan
2009
Of the Flesh: the Art of Andrew Krasnow
Krasnow’s controversiality lies primarily in the choice of medium for his works, namely human skin
7
Jan
2009
Warhorse Rides On to the New London Theatre
How can you stage a London production that has, as one of its main characters, a horse?
6
Jan
2009
Earthworks’ Environmental Cartoons
Thank god for satirical cartoons, or to be precise: Earthworks 2008, a collection of environmental caricatures recently on show at City Hall
5
Jan
2009
Londoners Speak Out at Israeli Embassy
Two Israeli citizens died before Saturday’s air strikes so I asked Dan Mayer of the Socialist Workers Party whether the responsibility for this conflict lies with Hamas
4
Jan
2009
London Marches for Palestine
The march began in Embankment, went past Downing Street and ended in Trafalgar Square where the likes of Ken Livingstone, ex-Mayor of London, addressed the masses
