RESTAURANT REVIEW: Shikumen (Shepherds Bush)
Dim Sum are an absolute pleasure, they fill me with joy (and best of all, variety satiety). I regard them as little presents, neatly wrapped with contents of treasure. Having […]
THEATRE REVIEW: Northern Ballet: 1984
Whilst it is perhaps not the most obvious choice for a new ballet, George Orwell’s nightmare vision of a dystopian future, 1984, is brought to life by Northern Ballet.
FILM REVIEW | The Lobster
Imagine a world where if you can’t find a parter in 45 days you will be changed into the animal of your choice. That’s what ‘The Lobster’ is all about.
TV REVIEW: Scream, TV Series
All you Slasher movie/Wes Craven fans out there Netflix has come up trumps with a new TV series called Scream. A Lone girl at home with phone communications coming from […]
FILM REVIEW | Suffragette
★★★★ Suffagette | The plight of the British women who fought for the right to vote is beautifully told in the excellent film ‘Suffragette.’ Suffragette’ is told through the eyes Maud […]
Theatre Review: How Does A Snake Shed Its Skin?
What happens when you combine a squiffed-up Marilyn Monroe, a calorie conscious Margaret Thatcher and a suicidal Virginia Woolf – throw in three filing cabinets, a bucket and some schizophrenic-style […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Zaika of Kensington Restaurant Review
Who loves a good ruby? Indian cuisine isn’t something i have regularly, and perhaps it’s my childhood memories of my Granny’s (who grew up in Vizag, India) infamous egg curry. […]
BOOK REVIEW | Unbecoming by Jenny Downham
Seventeen-year-old Katie is in a state of turmoil.
BAR REVIEW | Storeys, West London Rooftop Pop-up
This weekend’s weather is looking a smidge Indian-summeresque. What better way to appreciate the year’s last warm rays than to hang out on top of an old BBC carpark’s roof, […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Showstoppers show themselves up in the West End
Long form improv is the high-wire act of this performing spectacle in this impromptu musical theatre delight.
THEATRE REVIEW: Pam Ann Queen Of The Skies, Leicester Square Theatre
She’s still got it. Forty-Six she reminds us, and still has lots of wear left in those knees. ★★★★ And as those noisy punters she had removed from the front […]