South Bank
Pop Life at Tate Modern
Art equals money. We will buy it and we will love it
Wine Tasting at South Bank’s Vinopolis
We tried a few nice, a few ok, and a couple of horrid wines, before following our tokens to the gin bar for a cocktail
Wine and Sushi at Tsuru
Nestled behind the Tate Modern on South Bank is Tsuru, a Japanese restaurant where last week a series of wine and sushi tasting evenings took place
Salome, South Bank’s Screen Seductress
One red-blooded, celluloid goddess who has already left audience members in need of a cold shower is Salome, played by Alla Nazimova
Is the Credit Crisis Changing Art?
Rather than robust installations the artist created unique experiences referring to our emotive nature. I felt silenced with an overwhelming sadness
South Bank’s Slow Food Market
To get to last weekend’s Slow Food Market you had to pass a building that looked like a dinosaur
Every Good Boy Deserves Favour
As befits a play inspired by a real-life meeting between Previn and a Soviet dissident, the play also has a serious message
Mr Motivator’s London Eye Workout
Mr Motivator is back. Yesireee, the madcap king of ’90s breakfast television is on a mission; a mission to get the people of London ‘off their fat asses’
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?
South Bank’s Cologne Christmas Market
Strolling down Belvedere Road, people look cold and in a hurry, but happy and smiling. It could just be the mulled wine though
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