Fyfe at The Social – For lovers of fearless, genre busting music
London-raised singer-songwriter Paul Dixon first came to fame in 2010 as ‘David’s Lyre’ but has...
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London funkster soul band Jungle launch debut album
As one of the most eagerly received yet enigmatic bands to appear in 2013 it is not surprising...
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Lily Allen on her return to the mad, mad World of Pop
High-quality braided hair extensions are scattered on the floor of Lily Allen’s suite in New...
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Krapp’s Last Tape at The Crucible – Richard Wilson in Beckett’s cutting play
Krapp’s Last Tape is a one-act play from Samuel Beckett that reduces theatre to its constituent...
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The Red Shoes performed by Tangerino and London’s freshest new talent
Tangerino is a young and innovative events company that offers Londoners the chance to spend an...
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Pizza Union review – Pizza served tasty, cheap, fast and fun in the heart of Spitalfields
For many of us, food has always been wrapped up with a healthy dose of nostalgia. I like to think...
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Indi.go at Rich Mix review – Brave the menu and leave happy
We’re sitting amidst the ruins of three curries, two types of naan and a surplus of pilau rice,...
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Marina Abramovic 512 hours at the Serpentine – The artist should not be present
I have always viewed Marina Abramovic as experimenter first, artist second. The best of her work...
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The Golden Dream – Interview with Diego Quemada-Diez on his debut feature
Debuting feature filmmaker Diego Quemada-Diez tells us, “I just had to express the great suffering...
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Boqueria Market Battersea – The pleasures of Catalonian tapas
Some meals leave more of an impression on you than others. I’ve dined in restaurants where I’d...
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Stags, Hens & Bunnies – A Blackpool Story by Dougie Wallace
Blackpool has many faces as anyone who has visited there will discover. On the beach it can be all...
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Dram and Smoke – Scottish themed pop-up restaurant in a working London steelyard
Vauxhall of a Sunday afternoon can be a pretty frantic affair. Pounding bass-lines from beneath...
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