Everyone’s excited: it’s the opening night of the ENO’s first revival of Joe Hill-Gibbins’ production of The Marriage of Figaro – a show that ran only once before its forced end at the onset of the pandemic.
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On Railton Road – Museum of the Home, Hoxton
On Railton Road: A Hilarious Homage to ’70s and ’80s Queer Resistance The atmosphere is buzzing as the audience waits in a small exhibition space inside Hoxton’s Museum of the Home. It is the first time that the museum is hosting a theatre production, and On Railton Road couldn’t have been a better choice. Based […]
El Ta’koy, Hawaiian Restaurant in Covent Garden
Treat Yourself to FREE Halloween Shots and Delicious Food at Covent Garden With the friendliness of its service staff, the website-claimed ‘spirit of Aloha’ certainly shone through at this intimate spot in Covent Garden. 3 Henrietta Street’s creamy exterior does not belie the Hawaiian street food restaurant within, but once you have descended the stairway […]
Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience
Intriguing but Tacky, this Immersive Experience Misses the Mark “Violet maniacs” is what Monet and his impressionistic posé were dubbed when they began using purple for the shadows in their paintings. Upon entering the first room of Claude Monet: The Immersive Experience I am tempted to give the curators the same name. Purple-pink and acid-green […]
Bharatanatyam Class at The Place
Traditional Indian Dance Class with Shivaangee Agrawal Bharatanatyam is an ancient Indian dance style originating in the Hindu Temples of Tamil Nadu. Instructor Shivaangee Agrawal compares the skill level and precision of technique required for Bharatanatyam to that of classical ballet, telling us that dancers train for many decades to perfect their art. I find […]