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The Woman Who Walked Into The Sea: Review
The Woman Who Walked Into The Sea By Mark Douglas-Home Sandstone Press, £8.99 The Woman Who Walked Into The Sea is the second in what I hope will be a series of detective novels about oceanographer turned detective Cal McGill, the idiosyncratic and unconventional hero of Douglas-Home’s compelling first novel,…
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Walk For Life Tour: Review
Having lived in London for only five months, despite regular visits for as long as I can remember, I realised I really knew very little about the city I was living and working in. To begin to get to know it a bit better and expand on what generalities I…
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Victorian in the Wall: Theatre Review
The Victorian in the Wall By Will Adamsdale, with additional material from Jason Barnett, Chris Branch, Matthew Steer and Melanie Wilson The Royal Court Theatre Last night I treated myself to a joyfully light-hearted evening at the Royal Court. Light-hearted is not an adjective I would usually in connection with…
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Review: Not I by Samuel Beckett
Thank goodness for the post production Q and A. Without it, I would have left the Royal Court utterly bewildered and confused. Not I, showing for 5 nights, returns to the Royal Court to mark the fortieth anniversary of the premiere of Samuel Beckett’s one-woman piece. It is unlike anything…
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SALSA TUESDAYS!
SALSA TUESDAYS @ APRES BAR WITH LATIN KRAZY Apres Bar and Lounge 31 Duke Street( besides Selfridges ) London W1U 1LG 7.00pm – 7.30pm ; MEETUP for drinks and chat SALSA CLASSES : 7PM – 8PM – BEGINNERS ( FREE ) 8PM – 9PM BEGINNERS 2 ( FREE) ( FREE…
