★★★ | Dancing In The Streets Mowtown magic lives on in this musical revue, pulling together the classic artists, the timeless songs and the sound which defined a generation with […]
“Just a light lunch”, is what we said to each other a few minutes before ordering Suvlaki’s Exuberance menu (£34), which for 2 people consists of two skewers, two mini […]
★★★★★ – So emotional, I couldn’t help but cry. Credit: Jack Ladenburg Last night was one of those nights where you sit there, and for the whole of the two […]
One could easily meander past Top Dog (TD) on Frith Street Soho without a second squint. UPDATED: 26th Sept 2016 – now closed First of all, the name doesn’t grab […]
I just watched the first episode of Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Insert sad face emoji. Oh dear what’s happened to Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt? The first series was one of the funniest […]
★★★★ | Alice Through The Looking Glass Disney’s new film Alice Through the Looking Glass hit theatres this weekend and it’s bound to be another huge moneymaker for the studio. […]
2016 bought back some history for the motoring world. For the first time in eight years, London hosted a motor show, although on a small scale it was very important. […]
Absolutely apt in eagerness for the release of Absolutely Fabulous The Movie 1st July, The Gay UK were PR-ed an equally fabulous brunch invite. We, emanating fabulousness were only too […]
★★★★★ | Lindsay Kemp: My Life and Work with David Bowie Interviewed By Marc Almond by Miss Shockingly Precise. British theatre, too often, is like the Catholic Church – full […]
★★★★ | Kenny Morgan One of Terrence Rattigan’s best known and most moving plays, “The Deep Blue Sea”, has a disturbing and fascinating genesis. Written in 1952, the play concerns […]
★★★ Intense, cathartic, but lacked a punch. “But I am bound upon a wheel of fire, that mine own tears do scald like moulten lead” – King Lear The story, written by […]
