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A Dark Night in Dalston Review
If you have ever wondered where actors go to enjoy the work of someone other than themselves, then wonder no more. As it transpires, Park Theatre in Finsbury Park is what we might call a safe haven for those true thespians residing here in London. Upon entrance to the venue,…
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ADVENTURES IN MOOMIN LAND
Good news Moomin lovers! We are delighted to announce as part of the “Nordic matters festival” Southbank Centre has brought to life the wonderful work of Tove Jansson (1914‐2001); Finish female author, illustrator and creator of the wonderful Moomin characters and stories. In this exciting Moomin adventure you will enter…
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Havaianas launch ‘Portraits of Brazil’ project
Havaianas launch ‘Portraits of Brazil’ project with ‘live’ art installation at Westfield, London Thursday 16th March 2017 | 4.00pm-8.00pm Havaianas is bringing the colour, fun and the spirit of Brazil to Westfield, with the launch of “Portraits of Brazil” a ‘live’ art installation in the Havaianas store with São Paulo-based artist, Ricardo Negro. To celebrate the “Portraits of Brazil” project,…
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Hop to the top with Up at The O2 this Easter
We’ve swapping our eggs for exercise this Easter, and hiking up the monumental O2 building, experiencing urban mountaineering with an exhilarating 90-minute climb up one of London’s most iconic landmarks. Families are being invited to take on the challenge this school break, with children as young as nine now able…
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More highlights from the 2017 Vaults Festival
The Vaults festival is that most daring and elusive of things: a theatre festival that launches in January, perseveres for 6 weeks, and which brings us high quality shows that consistently sell out! My final night I took in: The Many Crimes of Hector Cartwright, by Kieran O’Rourke. A murder mystery…
