Most of the subjects we consider taboo are so because they are niche; abnormal and therefore unrelatable. Yet to my mind, the biggest cultural taboo is the one inevitable human … Read More
Theatre Review: Think of England
Ever heard of a Tea Dance? During World War II, these wholesome afternoon or evening dances were popular ways of boosting morale for servicemen and small communities. They were mainly … Read More
Entertainer Tori Scott on Dolly, Vodka and Who is Her Biggest Fan
British people make drinking an essential part of the Christmas season, so New Yorker Tori Scott is going to fit right in. Scott returns to London with her hilarious show, Vodka is the … Read More
Get Lost With a Fresh, Musical Take on Peter Pan
Preview: The Lost Boy Peter Pan at the Pleasance Theatre We all know the story of Peter Pan through and through, potentially and disturbingly including the 1991 onscreen flirtation between … Read More
Review: The Red Lion
Walking in, you are in the locker room of a small football club, and as you take your seat at Trafalgar Studios, an older man, ostensibly on stage but there … Read More
Review: Inside Pussy Riot
To say what you will encounter at Inside Pussy Riot would ruin the fun, if I can say fun, so this review will be a bit obtuse. But, go. This … Read More
Review: Jamaica Inn, The Tabard Theatre ***
On Bodmin’s windswept moors a ramshackle lodge stands alone against the slate grey sky. This is the Jamaica Inn; a tavern as empty as the surrounding landscape for “Nobody stops … Read More
Breaking News: Free U2 Tickets (if you’re in the UK)
In case your second mortgage didn’t go through and you couldn’t afford to get tickets for U2’s latest tour, a chance to catch them for free is happening for UK … Read More
Mini Review: Insignificance, at the Arcola Theatre
Review: Insignificance at the Arcola Theatre The friendly Arcola staff invite you not only into their intimate theatre, but practically inside of the set: a hotel room, at night, sometime … Read More
CD Review: Ned Roberts: Outside My Mind
Ned Roberts Ned Roberts – “Outside My Mind” For those in search of something a little different, Ned Roberts’ second album, “Outside My Mind”, might be just the thing. Following … Read More
Review: Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Blackeyed Theatre presents a different take on Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic 1886 novella, Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, with mixed results. We all know the story, … Read More
Quick Six Interview: Erin McKeown
Erin McKeown at Green Note October 10, 2017 Tough to pin down, the US-based singer-songwriter-artist-activist brings her possibly just a tad political leanings, her enthusiasm, and her guitar, to the … Read More
Much Fun to be Had in London : October 2017 Highlights
Lucky enough to live here or maybe planning your holiday – there is so much going on in London in October that you’ll be spoiled for choice. The BFI Film … Read More
Review: Richard III at Temple Church
Antic Disposition’s Richard III at London’s Temple Church Is it fair to give extra credit to a theatre production based on the venue at which it is held? if so, … Read More