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Review: Dick Whittington At Harrow Arts Centre
Last night I saw my first Dick Whittington. After ten years in London, I’d never been to a version of this pantomime, though I’d often seen the adverts. What I hadn’t realised until now is that the story is loosely based on the real historical figure Richard Whittington, a wealthy…
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From Baghdad To Broadway Market: Suzie Bakos Charity Supper Club Review
On a crisp December night, LEON turned up the heat, teaming up with chef Suzie Bakos for a one‑night‑only charity supper club. The evening celebrated the joy of Middle Eastern feasting: bold flavours, bright colours, and dishes designed to share. Every ticket supported The Felix Project, which rescues surplus food…
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Review: Cinderella (Pantomime) At Richmond Theatre
This Christmas you shall go to the ball. The rags-to-riches tale of Cinderella is familiar to all, but as with any pantomime, the story takes a backseat to the music, comedy, and traditional antics that make the genre so beloved. Award-winning actress Helen George, best known as Trixie in Call…
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The evolution of pub culture: from darts and pints to VR and playlists
British pubs have transformed dramatically over the past few decades. What once centred exclusively on ale and conversation now incorporates digital entertainment, curated soundtracks, and immersive technology. This shift mirrors broader changes in leisure habits, where traditional venues adapt to new expectations or risk obsolescence. The familiar pub remains, but…
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Mr Brainwash and Disney Unveil Historic ‘Dreams Come True’ Collection
The collection launches December 2025 with Clarendon Fine Art Mr Brainwash, one of the most distinctive and uplifting voices in contemporary art, is joining forces with Disney this December in a groundbreaking global collaboration presented through Clarendon Fine Art. This visionary collaboration reimagines Disney’s Mickey & Friends characters through Mr…
