Discovering Lanzarote’s True Colours
For many, it’s the preserve of package holidays and theme parks, but in a two-part…
Monthly Archives: March, 2018
Modigliani at Tate Modern
If you’re looking for an exhibition to see over the Easter weekend, you could do…
Raw Halo: Easter in Arcadia
There’s a reason the golden logo of Raw Halo chocolate shimmers, looking like it’s poured…
The Square
Ruben Östlund found great critical success with Force Majeure back in 2014, and now The…
Champagne Tea at Kettner’s Townhouse
The strikingly elegant white Georgian townhouse that is Kettner’s has once again opened its doors…
The RSC’s Macbeth
The Scottish play. In Shakespeare’s home town. By the RSC. As bankable as it gets…
Discovering Zen: Travels in Japan
It’s not every day you get to stay in a piece of history in one…
Crowhurst: A Rogue Director Goes Roeg
Films can sometimes be like London buses; you wait ages for a biopic about doomed round-the-world…
Agnes Colander
You may or may not have heard of the playwright, director, producer and actor (among…
Margot’s Wine Dinner Series
Fresher’s Week is a time for mistakes, and one of mine was to sign up…
You Were Never Really Here
Lynne Ramsay’s latest, in a selective career of unfailingly high quality, is this adaptation of…
The Shelbourne, Dublin
For the St Patrick’s Day Bank Holiday it seems customary we should run with something…