THEATRE REVIEW | Moby Dick! The Musical
★★★★ | You don’t have to be a fan of aquatic placental spout-squirting marine mammals to appreciate Andrew Wright’s take on Moby Dick – but a penchant for choreography that could […]
THEATRE REVIEW | RAGTIME
★★★ | RAGTIME, London Theatre The US is in turmoil: racial discrimination is rife while immigrants arrive by the boatload to escape feast and famine in their own countries. This […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Safe, London Theatre
★★★ Safe, London Theatre The statistics about homelessness people are alarming. 25% of homeless and at risk youth in the UK identify as LGBT, a shockingly high proportion. Alexis Gregory […]
75,000 to be awarded a Governmental pardon for the criminal act of being gay
The Government is to hand pardons to tens of thousands of deceased gay and bisexual men who you were criminally convicted of homosexuality. The UK Government is to start […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Breakfast At Tiffany’s – Sheffield Theatres and National Tour
★★ | Based on the classic novel by Truman Capote; which was famously immortalised on the big screen by the 1961 film, Breakfast at Tiffany’s tells the story of an […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Roma
In a part of London where there’s not a whole lot going on cuisinewise, Roma is a nice breathe of fresh air. Situated right next to Fenchurch Street Station, past […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Shopping and F*cking
★ | Shopping and F***ing What’s not to like about shopping and f***ing? They’re two fine occupations. The answer is a that there’s a hell of a lot not to […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Lotus
There is a small Indian restaurant on Charing Cross Road that is doing amazing things with their food – Indian food Par excellence! Voted the best Indian Restaurant at […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Cats – Sheffield Lyceum and National Tour
★★★ |Cats Based on the poems of T.S. Elliot, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s seminal, record breaking musical tells the tale of the gathering of a tribe of cats for their annual […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Confessional
★★ | Confessional If a play is ‘rarely performed’ or ‘an undiscovered gem’ then be wary. There’s often a good reason for that: it’s usually because it’s not a very […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW | Dirty Bones, Shoreditch
The Americanisation of East London’s restaurant scene continues with the opening of the Shoreditch branch of Dirty Bones. Dirty Bones has a presence in both Kensington and Carnaby Street, […]