A musical romp that parodies the hit ice hockey-themed TV series Heated Rivalry transfers from a successful Edinburgh Fringe run to the West End.
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? – @sohoplace
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? stars Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup as a warring, alcohol-fuelled married couple
Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie (Underbelly Boulevard Soho)
American folk music icon Woody Guthrie’s songs of social injustice, resilience and hope sparkle in the hands of the multitalented Woody Sez cast led by David Lutken
Dean Street Townhouse – Sunday Roast
Stylish understated restaurant Understated yet stylish, the restaurant at the Dean Street Townhouse, part of the Soho House Group, is the place to go to in Central London for a relaxing Sunday Roast. Sunday has traditionally always been the day for families to get together, and a roast is usually on the menu. The restaurant […]
Burger & Lobster Soho
Smashing lobsters in Soho Before the rise of AI and the addictive temptations of social media, life used to be full of more innocent pleasures. I remember being childishly excited about the 2011 opening of the first Burger & Lobster restaurant in swanky Mayfair. There were only three main dishes on the menu, and the […]
Denmark Street Sessions
The Return of London’s Music Mile On Saturday, 6th September, London’s most famous hundred-yard stretch will come alive once more. Denmark Street, long mythologised as the beating heart of Britain’s music industry, is launching its first-ever Denmark Street Sessions: a free day-to-night celebration of live music, art, conversation and creativity. For those who know its […]
Kanpai Classic Japanese in Soho
Tucked in on Soho’s Wardour Street, Kanpai Classic is one of London’s top destinations for high-end Japanese yakiniku. At first glance, the space reads more like a sleek members’ lounge than a restaurant. Exposed brick, dim lighting, and brushed metal surfaces set an industrial-chic mood—but look closely: embedded into each stone-topped table is a concealed charcoal grill, hidden beneath a matte black cover, ready to transform the dining experience into a theatrical showcase of fire and flavour.
Songhelou London
It’s an exciting time for Londoners interested in regional Chinese cuisine. The latest restaurant to tempt our tastebuds with new flavours and culinary concepts is Songhelou London, where we have been invited to review.
Paper Swans, Soho Theatre
A parkkeeper patrols a closed park on a winter’s night when he stumbles across a mysterious woman in a white ballet dress. She refuses to leave, insisting she must make enough paper swans to cover the frozen lake before morning. A dreamlike sequence between the pair repeats in a loop, each time slightly different, with symbolism ripe for the audience to form their own understanding of events.
Goldies London, wood-fired heaven in Soho- restaurant review
Goldies may be the new kid on the block among London’s wood-fired restaurants, but it’s definitely here to stay. The atmosphere has a Mediterranean vibe that makes you forget you’re in the heart of London, and it’s perfect for any occasion