Wimbledon Afternoon Tea at The Ampersand
It doesn’t matter if you’re rooting for Murray, Federer or Nadal, the Ampersand Hotel’s Wimbledon…
Author Rebecca Buchanan
The Grass is Always Greener On 5
Saturday, the fifth and final day of Royal Ascot, used to be known as a…
The Pearl Fishers
When French composer, George Bizet, died from a heart attack at the untimely age of…
Heist: London’s First Anti-Gallery
I rubbed shoulders with celebrities (don’t expect me to reel them off) last week for…
Rojo and Acosta in Romeo and Juliet
Created for English National Ballet by the renowned choreographer Derek Deane, ballet principal Tamara Rojo…
Garsington Opera 25th Anniversary Season: Fidelio
Never mind if the overture to Fidelio happens to be Beethoven’s 1st, 2nd or 3rd…
The Masterchef: A TV Dinner at South Lodge
The impressive South Lodge near Horsham in Sussex was a private residence prior to opening…
Così fan tutte
After a few variable seasons, I can report with pleasure that the English National Opera…
All My Sons
All My Sons is the 10th play by the prolific Arthur Miller and one of…
Bea’s Vintage Tea Rooms
The charismatic city of Bath has long been embracing all things vintage, from boutiques like…
The Glamour of Italian Fashion
With the sell-out exhibitions Hollywood Costume and David Bowie Is under their belts, the Victoria…
Dial M for Murder
Directed by Lucy Bailey, this production of Dial M for Murder relies heavily on the…