• Arts

    Rush Crystal Palace Review

    After a long busy week at work, there’s nothing more relaxing that visiting a salon and getting a blow dry. It’s definitely the pick me up I needed this week, so I couldn’t wait to visit Rush’s latest store in Crystal Palace on Saturday. For a salon that’s only been…

  • Arts

    Feast & Flow Review

    Self Love…and Kidney Bean Heart Shaped Brownies What says self-love like an afternoon of reflective yoga and deeply satisfying wholesome food? I am sure there are many alternatives however I can tell you that the Feast & Flow event arranged by MIMOD’s Kitchen and Wilde Yoga speaks volumes. At Slice Studios…

  • Arts,  Entertainment

    The People’s Revolt Review

      If you’d told me a year ago that on a Monday night I’d be running around the Tower Of London at night time trying to dodge guards and help lead The People’s Revolt…. I would have thought you were crazy. Well maybe I’m crazy but this is how I…

  • Arts

    The Diary Of A Teenage Girl Review

    I haven’t seen the movie or read the book of The Diary Of A Teenage Girl so I was walking into Southwark Playhouse totally blind. The show focuses on the coming-of-age adventures of Minnie Goetze (Rona Morison), a San Francisco teenager in 1976 who begins a secret affair with her…

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    The Children’s Hour at the Bob Hope Theatre Review

    The Children’s hour is an American play from 1934 by Lillian Hellman. The vastly acclaimed play was made into a movie released just prior to Christmas of 1961 under the name ‘The Loudest Whisper’ in the UK, starring the likes of Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLaine and James Garner. The Bob…