19
Sep
2008
Credit Crunch London – What a Week!
Sack off breakfast; you can ill afford to be a Crunchy Nut with the economy this flake-y
18
Sep
2008
All About Her Mother: ‘Well’ at Trafalgar Studios
'Well' is quite simply outstanding. I honestly don’t think that I have seen something so funny, and so touching, for a very long time
17
Sep
2008
Nicole Farhi’s Quintessentially British Tea Party
Taking place in the salubrious setting of the Paul Hamlyn Hall at The Royal Opera House, this show was the most auspicious of my London Fashion Week outings thus far
16
Sep
2008
Caroline Charles’ Fashion Week Colour Parade
Opting for a live band instead of a banging soundtrack was a great way to enhance the quality of her collection at London Fashion Week
15
Sep
2008
Paul Costelloe Opens London Fashion Week
Sunday morning I arrived bright and early at the Natural History Museum to peruse the opening collection of London Fashion Week spring/summer 2009
15
Sep
2008
Just St James – Infusing Style and Substance
Situated slap bang in the middle of London's navy-blue suit wearing, foppish hair-swinging heartland, Just St James sits doing what all good Mayfarians do – wearing its wealth on its sleeve
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
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
10
Sep
2008
Brick Lane’s Chilli Crab Festival
I had high hopes for the Chilli Crab Festival on Brick Lane at the weekend. Some nice weather was looming, there was beer. And spicy crab. Ace
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
