Je suis en France avec des amis et je suis très content, despite learning this morning that I’m going to have to isolate for two weeks on my return. It’s been so lovely to get away, save for all the […]
Girl, Woman, Other by Bernardine Evaristo is going to go far and wide. It should be read by everyone..put on every school and university reading list to help understand modern day Britain in all it’s glory and shame. It speaks […]
Apparently, a record number of people took driver awareness courses for motoring offences instead of taking fines and penalty points on their licences last year. Well why wouldn’t they? No one wants to risk losing their licence through lack of […]
“Blithe Spirit”, a comic play about death and the afterlife by Noël Coward is currently showing at Richmond Theatre, prior to moving to the West End from the 5th March to the 11th April at The Duke Of York Theatre. […]
“Blood Brothers”, created by Willy Russell (who also created Shirley Valentine and Educating Rita) has become iconic and has a cult following. It has been all over the world and yet manages to stay true to it’s Liverpudlian heritage, with […]
“Cassie and The Lights” had it’s world premiere during the Vault’s Festival last week – a surprisingly cool, urban, hidden set of labyrinthine space under Waterloo station. It’s only an hour long, but extremely punchy. Based on true events, the […]
Rick Stein has taken over one of my favourite restaurant locations in London. Formerly it was a much loved brasserie in a prime location by the river in Barnes (Mortlake Actually) called The Depot. It’s a fantastic location and if […]
If you’re looking for something a little different to do in London one early evening, I would highly recommend booking to go to the Sir John Soane museum and seeing it by candlelight. It is positively magical. The Museum is […]
Richmond Theatre Review – Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs I couldn’t go last night, so my brother went with his family instead and loved it. His review below:- Last night we represented “Family Affairs” by taking the children to Snow […]
“La Belle Époque” is one of the best films I have seen this year. It’s funny, sexy and original. A joy to behold in fact. The opening scene is a bit out there in every way possible and you are […]
“Candida” by George Bernard Shaw is currently showing at The Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond. The ambitious director Paul Miller continues his exploration of the plays of the great Irish dramatist George Bernard Shaw with his latest offering: “Candida”. That […]
The most recent production of the John Osborne 1957 play, “The Entertainer” is currently showing at Richmond Theatre. It does exactly what it says on the tin – it entertains, but at a cost. How comfortable do you feel laughing […]
