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Reformation at The White Bear Theatre
Reformation is an intriguing and often amusing play by James Martin Charlton, inspired by the work of Renaissance artist Lucas Cranach. The choice of subject was an interesting one, as Cranach differs from most great artists portrayed in theatre and film. He is more Machiavelli and pragmatic than he is…
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A night of glam, disco and great food: Cafe de Paris nails it again
Back by popular demand, London’s much-loved Café de Paris has announced the launch of a brand new Studio 54 inspired, cabaret show featuring world-renowned hosts Rueben Kay, Miss Polly Rae and Joe Morose. Following the launch of the immersive ‘Disco54’ late-night concept in January 2019, the fully compered show will…
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Bread Ahead Teams With Waitress The Musical
Waitress The Musical has announced today a new pie partnership with London bakery Bread Ahead! They’ll be making and selling the show’s famous fresh pies each night in association with the original creators, Cute As Cake of New York. Bread Ahead, well known for its Borough Market, Chelsea and Soho bakeries, will be making the delicious Waitress pie jars…
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The Real Greek Review
The Real Greek’s Aegean Kitchen menu launched on 4th June at their flagship bankside site. Created byAsimakis Chaniotis, the only Michelin-starred Greek chef, the menu pays homage to Greek’s 6000 Islands. Asimakis along with Tonia Buxton from The Real Greek hosted the press dinner on 4th June. The seven items…
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Avenue Q At Bob Hope Theatre Review
Avenue Q, the raunchy grown up version of the childhood favourite that rhymes with ‘mesame tweet’… is back and with a vengeance at the Bob Hope Theatre. I’m consistently wow’d by the productions at Bob Hope Theatre and their version of Avenue Q. From the opening strains of ‘What do…