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Review: MAKE 3rd Annual Kingston Halloween ’Spooktacular’ Night Market
One cold and crisp autumn evening, I trekked down to Kingston-on-Thames to enjoy a Halloween-themed Make Night Market. Although the crisp night soon turned damp, my enthusiasm wasn’t dampened once I walked into the market brimming with life, delicious smells, and costumes aplenty. Alistair Turnham, the bearded, bespectacled and extremely…
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National Trust: One and All Exhibition at Somerset House
One and All is a voyage through sight, sound and sea, with three leading artists – Martyn Ware, Owen Sheers and Tania Kovats – working with 3D sound, poetry and art. Set within a boardwalk, their specially created pieces recognize and celebrate our powerful and personal connection with the beautiful British…
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TEDx Hackney – FEED ‘The Poetics of Food’
There is a profound synergy between science, engineering, art, design, business and food. Not conventionally a list you would see together yet we are beginning to understand the necessary cocktail of disciplines that are required to change the way we view, produce, consume and connect with food. The best way…
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BROADWAY MUSICAL In The Heights King’s Cross Theatre Review
In the heights is an amazing tale of young love set in a close knit neighbourhood in New York. Currently at the Kings Cross Theatre it is a vibrant and energizing walk through the hopes, dreams and worries of the upcoming Washington Heights youth. The choreography, a phenomenal rhythmical blend…
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Review of Hangmen at Royal Court
In Bruges writer/ director Martin McDonagh brings his viciously dark comedy Hangmen to Royal Court. The story takes place on the day hanging is abolished at a gloomy Oldham pub run by England’s second best hangman Harry Wade, played with Northern bravado by the excellent David Morrisey. The plot becomes…
