Peter Pan at Troubadour White City. The face of White City has changed over the past few years. The latest addition to this exciting new development is Troubadour White City Theatre, which opens in White City Place, in the former BBC Media Village in West London this summer. Troubadour Theatres specialises in the creation of […]
Chucs Kensington – Review
A box-fresh café concept in South Kensington There’s a new kid on the block – Chucs Kensington – gorgeous and chic, down at the corner in South Kensington… Run by celebrated restaurant & café collection Chucs, under the direction of Graziano Arricale and new Executive Chef Simon Henbery, Chucs Café Kensington is the group’s box-fresh […]
The Talbot Ripley
An Historic Coaching Inn in Surrey Would you brave the ghost for a stay at The Talbot, an historic coaching inn situated in the pretty village of Ripley, Surrey? I couldn’t resist an invitation to find out more. With 500 years of history, lovely period features and a smart refurbishment, the Talbot combines traditional hostelry […]
The Illusionists – Direct from Broadway – Preview
A magical spectacle at the Shaftesbury Theatre this summer Prepare to be dazzled and amazed….fans of magic and illusions are sure not to want to miss the world’s biggest selling magic spectacular, The Illusionists – Direct From Broadway, will return to London’s West End this summer with a brand new show from Saturday 6th July […]
Prosciutto di Parma at Petersham Nurseries, Covent Garden
There’s only one Parma Ham… For those of you who don’t know, Petersham Nurseries is a gorgeously sylvan nursery and restaurant that sits on the banks of the Thames, just a short stroll down the towpath from Richmond. The family behind the enterprise have recently opened an outpost in Covent Garden featuring their exclusive brand […]
Education, Education, Education. The Wardrobe Ensemble at Trafalgar Studios
Back to the ’90s… A snapshot of a groundbreaking era in Britain – and for anyone who grew up at the time, a trip down memory lane – Education Education Education is set during the heady days of May 1997, when the early Blair administration set out with so much promise… Complete with iconic 90’s […]
Come From Away at the Phoenix Theatre
‘Welcome to the Rock!’ Come From Away is a life-affirming tale; a true story of generosity, kindness and an indomitable human spirit. On the morning of September 11th 2001, as a bewildered world tried to comprehend what was happening, air-traffic controllers in New York and Washington diverted 38 inbound passenger planes away from the terror, […]
Top Tips for Festival Goers – Latitude 2019
Latitude 2019 – Making the Most of The Best Festival in England. This year will be my third at Latitude and I’m really looking forward to it – especially with such a fantastic line up of music, theatre, comedy and events. First things first though, for those new to Latitude you might want to know […]
Banquet of Hoshena – Immersive Dining
An Illusionary Feast in West London Fancy something completely different? I’ve discovered just the thing…an exciting immersive dining experience that takes to you into a magical world without even leaving the table at the Banquet of Hoshena. Banquet of Hoshena has just launched their innovative dining concept at a pop-up venue in London’s Westfield in […]
The Lehman Trilogy at The Piccadilly Theatre – Review
Sam Mendes’ Production of the Lehman Trilogy. The Lehman Trilogy started life at the National Theatre last summer and has justifiably made its way to the West End’s Piccadilly Theatre – where it is guaranteed to continue its enormous success. It’s not often I can engage in three and a half hours of narrative about […]