Pygmalion at The Old Vic
Bertie Carvel is unrecognisable from his last appearance at the Old Vic when he not…
Author Anna Selby
Spa of the Month: Fonab Castle
As Scottish baronial goes, Fonab is quite the fairy tale castle – a red sandstone…
Langbourns
Tucked away behind Gracechurch Street and opposite Leadenhall Market – we’re in prime City territory…
September
Tereza Briggs-Novaes’ latest play September has returned to London at a new venue, The Space…
Alvin Ailey American Dance
Sadler’s Wells hasn’t seen the Alvin Ailey Dance Theater company since 2019 and, from the…
Paradise Found: Aitutaki and Etu Moana
If you’re leaving from the UK, Aitutaki is just about as far away as you…
Spa of the Month: Buxton Crescent
Buxton Crescent opened in 1789. It was built by the fifth Duke of Devonshire to…
Shiro Night Fever
It’s hard to remember now the days that the City was a place that, after…
Ruddigore at Opera Holland Park
The Victorian penchant for the Gothic and the macabre is well known. It was seen…
Matthew Bourne’s Romeo & Juliet
Is it a prison? Is it an experimental hospital? Is it a borstal? We never…
A Sip of Theatre – The New Cocktail Menu at Middle Eight
You might know “Middle Eight” as a musical term – the section (usually in the…
Summer on the South Bank
What is it about being by the waterside? Even in the middle of cities, rivers…