A weekend at SHOW TiME
Last weekend, from Friday until Sunday, I took my bike and I cycled all the way from south London to the Rich Mix and climbed up to the fourth floor. Why? To be part of […]
June 2012
The Persimmon: An Introduction and Call for Artists
Against the dim of the waning sun stands tall the shadow of the Yggdrasil. The Tree of Life dressed in dusk becomes the Tree of Death, a towering totem to the lives lived and spent- […]
Philadelphia Cheese Steaks – a Philly delicacy…
If you want to experience the fiercest rivalry in Philadelphia cheese steaks then go to the intersection of 9th Street and Passyunk Avenue in South Philadelphia. Here two of the oldest cheese steak emporia ply […]
Ridley Scott Should Have Made King Lear and Not Robin Hood
The plays of William Shakespeare have a timeless quality and the themes he wrote about almost six centuries ago still resonate with contemporary audiences. However, the question needs to be asked that if Shakespeare’s plays […]