Review: Vanessa Haynes at Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs
‘A voice that dwells in the ghetto but heads for the boudoir’ Vanessa Haynes is back with a residency at Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs, bringing…
Review: Evening All Afternoon at Donmar Warehouse
‘A reflective, compassionate exploration of a modern family life’ As winter loosens its grip and blue skies return to the capital, the arrival of…
Jeezus!
If Bo Burnham, Bad Bunny, and Bertolt Brecht had a baby, this would be it The wait for the second coming is over! Jeezus!…
GLA: City Hall insist pedicab regulations will not create Uber-like black market as TfL pledges crackdown
Sadiq Khan’s Walking and Cycling Commissioner has insisted new pedicab regulations will be enforced effectively to prevent drivers working illegally and account sharing to…
Review: Space by Luxmuralis at St Martin-In-The-Fields
A kaleidoscope of breathtaking magic As we reached the railings around the churchyard of the iconic St Martin’s in the Fields, the steeple clock…
Review: Dear Liar at Jermyn Street Theatre
Biographical and intellectual Jerome Kilty’s Dear Liar is based on the exchange of letters between prolific writer George Bernard Shaw and brilliant actress Mrs…
Seurat and the Sea
Georges Seurat has always fascinated me. I was intrigued by how he was so influenced by contemporary ideas on optics and colour that he…
Party After Dark in Art Gallery
‘Wild and Naughty!’ One of London’s oldest art institutions was temporarily reframed last week when three DJs took over the Sainsbury’s Wing of the…
Vanessa Haynes
Upstairs at Ronnie’s One of London’s greatest vocalists will be doing what she does best at the legendary Ronnie Scott’s Upstairs room. Described as…
Evening All Afternoon
Witty and heartbreakingly human Diyan Zora, making her Donmar debut, directs Anastasia Hille and Erin Kellyman in Evening All Afternoon. “The thing is, I’m…
Sugar Daddy
British-Iraqi writer and director Amrou Al-Kadhi will direct a newly reimagined staging of Sam Morrison’s acclaimed solo show Sugar Daddy, produced by Edgewood Entertainment.…
Review: Art Deco Posters – London Transport Museum
This fantastic feast for the eyes has everything It was an era after a World War when there was much optimism for the future,…


















