Fanny and Stella: The Shocking True Story at the @abovethestag
In this age of enlightenment where the lines between the pronouns he and she are ever more blurred and it has become less important to define what one is as a person, it is important […]
Theatre
A boulevardier’s delight – pre-theatre supper at @KettnersLondon
If Kettner’s didn’t exist the stylish man or woman about town would lose a classic spot for whiling away time. Oscar Wilde ate there. The Suffragettes met in its elegant rooms. It’s a restaurant with […]
Enjoyed voting? Try it again at Vote For Me: the American political musical
I voted twice on Thursday. That sounds highly illegal, but although once was in one of the rickety wooden polling booths on which British democracy is built, the other was in a studio theatre in […]
Anarchy in the Ukraine – The Point of No Return at the @NewDiorama
As we approach the election we tend to be cynical about politics in the UK. Let’s be grateful we don’t live in the Ukraine. However tight our vote, there’s little chance of a subsequent revolution, […]