“What’s in a Name?” currently showing at Richmond Theatre by Matthieu Dalaporte and Alexandre De La Patelliere is a comedy. It’s a play for today which uses the dinner party as a way of bringing five people together. The hosts […]
“I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here” is just about to start again, but honestly I think most of us would prefer to be in the Australian jungle with real creepy crawlies, than in the UK pre-election right now. […]
Reading Week at university has always seemed to be a bit of a misnomer to me, given that I’ve not been massively aware of any students doing any actual additional reading during Reading week. Perhaps it should just be called […]
For a unique insight into London during the war and a fascinating study of the psychology of survival, “The Night Watch” is a must. Currently showing at Richmond Theatre, “The Night Watch” is by Sarah Waters, adapted by Hattie Naylor […]
I have just been reading a news report about the possible end of cervical cancer smears (by a Science Correspondent, who happens to be a man) and how home kits are hopefully going to replace cervical cancer smear tests done […]
Much as I love the ooh’s and aah’s of a firework display, I have never been able to stop myself imagining that I’m watching a huge bag filled with cash be launched into the sky and then blown up with […]
I don’t normally comment on sports. Mainly because I don’t have a clue what I’m talking about. I’ve loved getting involved in the World Cup Rugby – offering useful girly commentary from the sides; the Australian’s sparkly shorts, the number […]
“Toast” is based on Nigel Slater’s autobiography “Toast : The Story of a Boy’s Hunger” at Richmond Theatre and it is by turns charming, chilling and challenging. Part pantomime, part musical, part suburban sit com, this is a funny, engaging […]
Several of my friends have been extolling the virtues of having an Epsom Salt bath of late, as a cure for tired achey muscles and possibly cramps. They have suggested I try this instead of attempting to counteract the onset […]
So proud to celebrate the publication of my friend’s new book, “The Little Island”, written by Smriti Prasadam-Halls and illustrated by Robert Starling. The launch event, in Kew Bookshop was packed as she did a reading of the story with […]
“Prism” first shown at the Hampstead Theatre in 2017, is a brilliant recreation of the life of Jack Cardiff and is currently showing at the Richmond Theatre. He was one of the most influential camera/lighting directors of 20th century film […]
Here we go again….the third and final People’s Vote March is taking place on Saturday 19th October in London. The People’s Vote March may be the last chance to remind Boris Johnson that he can’t renege on his promise that […]
