Spa of the Month: GOCO SPA Daios Cove, Crete
Daios Cove delivers exactly what it says on the tin: this is a classic horseshoe-shaped…
Monthly Archives: July, 2018
Falstaff at ROH
Usually when I’m reviewing an opera I like to mull it over for a while,…
The Lieutenant of Inishmore
It is unlikely that you will see a bleaker, nastier or funnier play in the…
Sumosan Twiga
If you look up Sumosan Twiga on Googlemaps it labels it ‘Minimalist Japanese Restaurant’. The…
Going Dutch: 24 Hours in Amsterdam
Forget the coffeeshops and clogs, Amsterdam’s the perfect destination for a foodie fine dining break…
The American Bar at The Stafford
Every day is the 4th of July at the newly relaunched American Bar within The…
Home From Home: Yarrow Cottage, The Cotswolds
This feature marks the launch of a new column at The Arb. Peripatetic journalist and Mum-on-the-run,…
Imperium
The Royal Shakespeare Company’s latest production in the West End is a retelling of one…
Chimichurris
Kick off. Dining anywhere in London in the midst of the World Cup season is…
Hereditary
It’s been causing a stir in cinemas in the UK, with tales of faintings, walk-outs and…
Falstaff at Garsington Opera
Giuseppe Verdi’s final opera, Falstaff, shows a wit and zest for life that perhaps you…
Royal Ballet School at Holland Park
Leaving the open theatre in Holland Park, I heard a member of the audience gasp,…