I’ve always been obsessed with shows and films that dealt with murder and suspense. I don’t recoil at Criminal Minds and CSI; if anything, the fictional, hyperbolic and at times, […]
In a time of Kardashians, be a Patsy:
With the rise in popularity of Kim Kardashian, it is clear that there is a very specific style and appearance in vogue right now: A fake face and body disguised […]
Millennial 2.0?
So as far as I know, I’m a Millennial. I come under the age bracket which ranges, roughly, from those born in mid-eighties, to just before the millennium and apparently, […]
FIVE ways National Theatre Live has revolutionised theatre
Recently I have been to my first National Theatre Live showing, and I shall be going again to see future broadcasts. Here are a few of my thoughts on why […]
When Friendships End
Why is it that, in our admiration of well known women, or our support of women in our wider communities, we forget to support those around us? Occasionally, friendships between […]
100 Wardour ST Bar & Lounge: The Review
100 Wardour Street was right up my street (pardon the pun) and I think it will be right up yours too- especially when you hear the exclusive deal that I have […]
Lord Adonis and the Half-Blood Cartel
‘A tale told by an idiot; full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’ cries Macbeth in one of his speeches. Many reputable Shakespeare scholars will claim this speech is about […]
Angels in America Review: is Andrew Garfield really that good?
Going to see Angels in America as part of the National Theatre Live scheme allowed me to be part of one of the most talked about experiences of the summer. […]
REVIEW: The Far Pavilions by M. M. Kaye
A brilliant, historical epic – CUB recommended and this month’s must read. Set in the time of Britain’s imperialist rule over India, The Far Pavilions follows the life of Ashton […]