THEATRE REVIEW | What Shadows, Birmingham Rep
✭✭✭✭ | What Shadows Is prejudice innate or learned? Is racism okay if everyone is? And is there such thing as racism equality? These are some of the questions that […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Fool For Love, Found 111
★★★ | Fool For Love, Found 111 This revival of Sam Shepherd’s 1983 drama marks the end of Found 111, the intimate Charing Cross Road performance space. Housed in the […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Tabun Kitchen
★★★★ | Tabun Kitchen – Soho, an excellent new and healthy choice in Soho! Berwick Street is known for its famous market, but soon it’s going to be known as […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Side Show at Southwark Playhouse
★★★ | Side Show at Southwark Playhouse There’s something grimly fascinating about conjoined twins. As a child, I longed for a twin, someone within the family who would be just […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Woman In Black – West Yorkshire Playhouse & National Tour
★★★★ | Set in an old theatre in the late 1950’s, a solicitor, Arthur Kipps, enlists the assistance of a young actor to tell his story. His tale revolves around […]
THEATRE REVIEW | THE EXORCIST, THE BIRMINGHAM REP
★★★★★ | The Exorcist was a frightening occasion with jumps, bumps, and lights were left on in my home. The original ‘The Exorcist’ written by William Peter Blatty brought […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Hotel For Criminals, New Wimbledon Studio
★★★ | Hotel for Criminals Hotel for Criminals is a reworking of Louis Feuillade’s silent film Phantasmagoria – Director Patrick Kennedy’s adaptation of Richard Foreman’s musical went the other […]
Popular and Secret UK Nude Beaches
Looking for the best nudist beach in the UK? When searching for a nudist beach, minds often wander to a warmer, more ‘European’ environment. Where banana hammocks are frequently discarded […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Sunny Afternoon – Sheffield Lyceum Theatre & National Tour
★★★ | Sunny Afternoon In this musical biopic, the swinging sixties are brought back to life as Sunny Afternoon tells the story of the early days of the classic British […]
OPINION | The Ashers Baking verdict, and why gay cake is just the thin end of the wedge
So the McArthurs of the Ashers Baking Company in Northern Ireland have lost another appeal against their conviction. They remain guilty of discrimination after refusing to bake a cake with […]
Christian bakers lose “gay cake” appeal
BREAKING: Northern Ireland Christian bakers, Ashers Bakery, have lost their “gay cake” appeal at an appeal court. This story is being updated, please refresh to see new content. A bakery […]