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Leicester Square Theatre: Slightly Fat Features Variety Soup – Review
It has been nearly 48 hours since witnessing the hair brained antics of the Slightly Fat Features troupe in Variety Soup and my tummy still hurts from the laugh out loud performance. From beginning to end the team had not only me but the whole audience in fits of hysterical laughter with the good old fashioned and just plain silly comedic acts. The show opened with an introductory juggling performance involving three of the troupe members and eventually nine batons. The interaction between the three was hilarious turning a seemingly typical performance into a uniquely fantastical experience that I am…
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Inside The Greek Larder
After my time in Athens earlier this year, it re-affirmed my love of Greek food. So when the lovely peeps at The Greek Larder invited me down to check them out I hot footed down to King Cross to give it a try. The Greek Larder is a Greek restaurant and food store by chef Theodore Kyriakou and fellow founder Panos Manuelides (co founder of The Real Greek ). But unlike your bog standard restaurant you can also purchase authentic Greek deli ingredients not found in your supermarket, so you can recreate the dishes at home. The Greek Larder is…
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Our top 7 Fitmastips
Tis the season for The Little Black Dress to sashay her way around an array of holiday festivities. She is famous for lifting our spirits, nip/tucking our wobbly bits and highlighting our finest features. But what happens when she comes off? Do we end up shedding our cape of confidence? Here are a few tips to keep your body confidence rockin’ throughout the hols, with or without or LBD. 1. Stay hydrated.The combination of central heating, frigid temps, festive beverages and eating calorific foods leaves us feeling parched. Up your water intake to keep your skin plump, harness your food…
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Cat in the Hat at Pleasance Theatre
We all love the Dr. Seuss novels and when I was to hear that Pleasance Theatre were showing the London revival of the National Theatre’s adaptation of Dr. Seuss’s ‘Cat in the Hat’ by Katie Mitchell, I had to get myself down there with my daughter and her cousins. The show sold our during this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and after what was an impressive immersive performance I could definitely see why. “From the moment his tall, red-and-white-striped hat appeared around the door, Sally and her brother knew that the cat in the hat is the funniest, most mischievous cat they have ever met. With the…
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Review: L’Eto Caffe Brompton Road
Let’s go getto L’Eto! Well the lights were burning bright when we got there, located next to Skandium (where if furniture was food I would eat the lot) on the Brompton Road. The place itself is very inviting and sophisticated looking; appearing very much the sort of place you drop in and get some sophisticated lunch to take away or one of the incredible looking cakes from the counter. And if you were to do that, I am sure that you would be happy; but you would be missing out on so much that the place has to offer. After…
