THEATRE REVIEW | Dead Sheep, The Birmingham Rep
A history lesson with outstanding features. Drama based on the rise and fall of Thatcher has been in production ever since the year she lost power. By the very nature, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | No Man’s Land, London Wyndham’s Theatre
★★★ | No Man’s Land takes place over an evening of drunkenness and a morning of sobriety, as Hirst, an upper class writer, and Spooner, a down on his luck […]
CAR REVIEW | Nissan Navara NP300 Tekna Double Cab
★★★★ | Nissan Navara NP300 Tekna Double Cab You’re Just Too Good To Be True…. And I can’t take my eyes off of you. That is how the song went […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Kenny Morgan at the Arcola Theatre
★★★★ | Kenny Morgan If you missed “Kenny Morgan” this summer then you have a second chance. The play is back for four weeks at The Arcola Theatre in Dalston […]
FILM REVIEW | Sausage Party
SAUSAGE PARTY – Very adult full length animation movie about life inside a supermarket for the foodstuffs; Think South Park with a lot more sex jokes and liberal use of […]
CAR REVIEW | 1996 Volkwagen Polo L
Po-Low not so Mint for £70. The Gay UK’s First Car. Writing about cars and testing various marques might sound glamorous but beneath the glitz of a new car is […]
FILM REVIEW | Set the Thames on Fire
★★★★ | Set The Thames On Fire London is slowly being engulfed by water while two young men attempt to survive in a society that’s gone a bit loony in […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Brasserie Blanc- Southbank
★★★ | Brasserie Blanc- Southbank, great for Meat but leaves vegetarians out in the cold. Brasserie Blanc, belonging to Chef Raymond Blanc, have multiple locations across the country, their Southbank […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Strut And Cluck
Almost every other block in London has a chicken restaurant, whether it’s Nando’s (they’re all over the place, unfortunately), Clockjack Oven, Bird, or Chickenshop. However, another bird is making its […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Briefs
★★★★ | Briefs There are seven men who strip down to their briefs every night on the Southbank – in a show called ‘Briefs!’ At the London Wonderground right near […]
Theatre Review | Northern Ballet’s Romeo And Juliet – National Tour
★★★★ | Northern Ballet’s Romeo And Juliet Set in 14th century Verona, the rivalries between two families, the Montagues and the Capulets, are intensified when Romeo and Juliet fall for […]