THEATRE REVIEW: The Dazzle, London
A play about two brothers who need each other to coexist is the plot of the new play The Dazzle. ★★★
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Royal China (Queensway Branch)
Brimming with locals, the Royal China (Queensway) was super busy even for a late lunch sitting, which is always a good sign.
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THEATRE REVIEW | Victorian & Gay – where cooks cook, and ladies lady
What chestnut-cracking season’s complete without multiple bonkers reenactments of Dicken’s Scrooge, pussy jokes articulated in beautiful Victorian English, a couple of murders and some good old festive references to sodomy […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Tinderella, Cinders Slips it In is a real sparkle of a production!
Above the Stag theatre has done it again and produced another hilarious panto in ‘Tinderella: Cinders Slips it In.’ ★★★★ The theatre has produced many a camp panto in years […]
RESTAURANT REVIEW: Hunter 486 @ The Arch, London
Hunter 486 is situated within the Arch Hotel (we sneaked a peak at one of their delightful, bright and cosy rooms before we were seated- always a good sign to […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Blues Brothers
The blues are back in town in the form of ‘The Blues Brothers Christmas Special’ at the Arts Theatre in Covent Garden. ★★★★
RESTAURANT REVIEW | 108 Brasserie
Entering 108 Brasserie you are welcomed with festive cheer in the form of smiles from the bar, and a wonderfully humungous autumnal wreath adorned in oh so trendy right now […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Illusionist live at Shaftesbury Theatre
America and Britain’s Got Talent has quite the same format and it’s this bi-coastal variety TV show that springs to mind and also celebrates the essence of The Illusionist. The […]
THEATRE REVIEW | Four Minutes Twelve Seconds
James Fritz brings you West Croydon’s version of an Eastenders Christmas Day special, but with more tiers than one of Pat Butcher’s earrings and acting skills far superior to the […]
THEATRE REVIEW | The Prime of Ms. David Hoyle
Have you ever loved a poxy, gaping wound that never heals? Have you ever loved a poy, gaping wound that never heals? Welcome to the pure disease of radical thinking, […]