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- TheatreThe Little Prince at London Coliseum★★★★★
With its minimalist prose concealing profound truths, it’s no wonder...
Christina Yang 13th March - TheatreDrum Tao at Peacock Theatre★★★★★
For lovers of dance, drumming, music or Japanese culture, the Peacock Theatre in...
Constance A 12th March - TheatreThe Glass Menagerie at Yard Theatre★★★★★
Tennessee Williams’s first successful play becomes the last to be shown...
Jim Compton-Hall 12th March - TheatrePunk Off! The Sounds of Punk & New Wave at Dominion Theatre★★★★★
Se7ven and Prestige Productions’ Punk...
James Humphrey 10th March
Food & Drinks More Food & Drinks
- Food & Drinks081 Pizzeria to open its largest branch in Shoreditch
081 Pizzeria, voted one of the Top 50 best pizzerias in Europe in 2024,...
Food & Travel Desk 8th March - Food & DrinksGiorgio Locatelli to open new restaurant at National Gallery in renovated Sainsbury Wing
The National Gallery in London has...
Food & Travel Desk 5th March - Food & DrinksYari Club offers free yakitori to women on International Women’s Day
On the 8th of March, Yari Club, the yakitori...
Food & Travel Desk 28th February - Food & DrinksMama Shelter London teams up with Teremana Tequila for a Mexican-themed spring event
This spring, Mama Shelter London, a vibrant...
Food & Travel Desk 22nd February
LATEST ARTICLES
- Cinema & TvThe Academy announces the official list of 2012 Oscar nominees
Today the American Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences...
The editorial unit 24th January 2012 - MovieLike Crazy★★★★★
After the phenomenal success of Marc Webb’s 500 Days of Summer, it can safely be...
Richard Taverner 22nd January 2012 - Food & DrinksOriginal recipe of the week: Curry in a Hurry
Usually associated with that British tradition of the “Friday night...
Bethany Stone 21st January 2012 - TheatreJourney along timeless emotions: Kafka v Kafka
Notoriously difficult to read, Franz Kafka’s works contain...
Mark Worgan 20th January 2012 - MovieRalph Fiennes directs Coriolanus★★★★★
Adapting William Shakespeare’s plays to the screen has always been considered...
Richard Taverner 20th January 2012 - LiteratureFrom statistician to writer: SJI Holliday shares her journey
Susi “SJI” Holliday is a short-story writer of quirky...
Ramis Cizer 19th January 2012 - London Art Fair 2012: Discover art pieces from more than 120 galleries
Britain’s biggest contemporary art show, the London Art Fair, will be running from January 18th to 22nd at the Business Design Centre, 52 Upper Street, Islington. The London Art Fair features two floors of paintings, photography and sculptures by artists worldwide. Each room is designed to create a unique atmosphere based on...
Zanib Asghar 18th January 2012 - Food & DrinksEnjoy the best Burns Nights in London at Boisdale
The self proclaimed unofficial embassy of Scotland, Boisdale Restaurant, has...
Mya Joel 18th January 2012 - MusicCharity single It Does Get Better: Hope for victims of homophobic bullying
It has been noted by the charity Stonewall that...
Fiona Burke 18th January 2012 - Free until Famous: Lewis Schaffer’s never-ending comedy show in Soho | Live review
Every Tuesday and Wednesday in Soho, American comedian Lewis Schaffer is Free until Famous. With over 250 performances, this is London’s longest-running solo comedy show, which started in October 2008. The hosting venue – the soft-lit and cosy basement of The Source Below – can fit in about 25 people and has its...
Francesca Cacciarru 17th January 2012
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