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Hollistic Health: Flow And Restore yoga class
Flow And Restore yoga class Hollistic Health, 64 Broadway Market E8 4QJ Tuesday 7.45 – 9pm Website Flow And Restore class blending classical yoga styles such as Ashtanga and Anusara with a more modern flow. They are always creative, fun and informative with a strong focus on the breath. Each…
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2016 Sony World Photography Awards: 22nd April – 8th
2016 Sony World Photography Awards 22nd April – 8th Somerset House Tickets Bringing vibrancy and colour to the spring’s arts calendar, the exhibition will showcase over 500 of the best contemporary photographs from around the world from the past year, each taken by the winning and shortlisted photographers of the…
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Review: Ginger Martini Camden
Prior to Thursday the 25th of February, I had never ventured further than the Camden Odeon Cinemas in Camden. I also hadn’t head of Gilgamesh, let alone its former tea house now bar Ginger Martini. This could be one of the reasons why Ginger Martini at Gilgamesh opened up their…
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London’s best off-West end theatres – PART II
Jack Studio Theatre This respected South-East London venue provides a diverse selection of theatre ranging from the classics to interesting new writing. Before Christmas their three-hander adaptation of the Hugh Janes’s The Haunting, adapted from the ghost stories of Charles Dickens, was a sell-out hit with the Christmas audiences. I…
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London’s best off-West end theatres – PART I
The Royal Court Theatre Based in Sloane Square this is Britain’s leading national company and is dedicated to new work by innovative writers from the UK and around the world. I recently watched Martin McDonagh’s brilliant black comedy Hangmen here before its West End transfer. Having at least 12 plays…
