Ian Hislop and Nick Newman’s The Wipers Times tells the true story of a satirical newspaper created by front-line soldiers amidst the muddy madness of World War One. Two Officers start a newspaper for the troops after discovering a printing press in their bombed out building in the Somme. This satirical…

I had the pleasure of watching Four Loyalty Cards by playwright Jamie Christian at the intimately vibrant Tristan Bates Theatre. These four unconnected monologues were first performed as part of the John Thaw Initiative. Each monologue centres on an unusual character discussing a pivotal event in their lives. They are…

Here’s at ONIN.London we love a good musical theatre show and a bottomless brunch, so were super excited to hear that The West End Musical Brunch combines all the glitz and glamour of West End theatre into one action packed day of quality entertainment, food and bottomless booze. Produced by…

It’s Frieze week! As London prepares for the two giant fairs and for a hectic and vibrant next few days, smaller, yet unmissable events are taking place outside of Regent’s Park. One of them is the ten day exhibition without Nature hosted by NiCOLETTi, a nomadic curatorial project focusing on…

Chile is synonymous with wine, however, it’s the Pisco production which dates back 500 years to the Spanish conquistadores, that has us intrigued this October. Pisco is an unaged grape brandy and the majority of Chile’s finest Pisco production comes from Northern Chile, at the base of the Atacama desert.…