Young Marx
To say that expectations were high for the opening of London’s newest theatre, the Bridge,…
Monthly Archives: October, 2017
Four Go On a Cotswold Caper, Pt II
In Part Deux of his Cotswoldian trilogy, our intrepid hero wanders through warm-stoned streets and…
The Railway Children
This Exeter Northcott and Nick Brooke production of The Railway Children directed by Paul Jepson,…
G’Vine: It’s Gin, But Not As We Know It
When I mentioned to a friend that I was travelling to France to learn about…
Chelsea Young Writers
Encouraging kids to read is – well – encouraged. But what about taking them seriously…
Kenneth MacMillan: A Celebration
The Royal Opera House’s retrospective of Kenneth MacMillan’s work – 25 years after his death…
Foxlow Soho
The Hawksmoor group has been one of London’s (and, more recently, Manchester’s) most stirring success…
Sulla Tua Bici! Milano-Torino with Martini
In September, Martini teamed up with London’s award-winning Bar Termini to invite amateur cyclists from the world of food…
People, Places & Things
Duncan Macmillan’s ground-breaking play People, Places & Things opened at The National Theatre’s Dorfman in…
Venus in Fur
There surely couldn’t be a better moment to bring to the West End stage a…
Alentejo: Portugal’s Wine Secret
The Alentejo is the largest region in Portugal, accounting for almost a third of the…
The House at Beaverbrook
Beaverbrook is not your typical country house hotel. Yes, it is set in 400 acres…