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Mimosa Clapham | Cocktails That Pack A Punch
THE ATMOSPHERE AND QUALITY COCKTAILS WILL KEEP PEOPLE COMING BACK Clapham's new bar, Mimosa, was buzzing on launch night, with drinks flowing, spirits high, and, to top it all off,…
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Shantify Review – Underbelly Boulevard Soho
WILL LEAVE YOU WITH A SMILE ON YOUR FACE Let me start with a confession. I went into Shantify hoping for beards, woolly jumpers, a few mismatched pints, and a…
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Ink Review – Tower Theatre
AN ENERGETIC AND ENGAGING RENDITION OF A PLAY WHICH DESERVES TO GO DOWN AS A MODERN CLASSIC Playing at Tower Theatre in Stoke Newington, Jess Staufenberg’s production of James Graham’s…
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The Taste Of London 2026 Dishes Already Calling My Name
LOBSTER, PRAWNS, AND PLENTY OF CARBS: MY TASTE OF LONDON HIT LIST Taste of London is two weeks away, and of course, I’ve already been studying the menus. If you’re…
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An Audience With Abraham Lincoln Review – Greenwich Theatre
HISTORY BUFFS WILL BE CAPTIVATED BY THIS UNIQUE AND POWERFUL NARRATIVE Jacob Truax brings the life and lore of Abraham Lincoln to centre stage at the Greenwich Theatre in his…
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Albatross Review – Omnibus Theatre
A THOUGHTFUL REFLECTION ON ONE OF THE MOST PRESSING ISSUES IN OUR TIME Albatross confronts climate change after it leaks into a family’s domestic world and literally floods their kitchen.
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Beetlejuice Review – Prince Edward Theatre
THE JUICE IS LOOSE IN LONDON I’ve never actually seen the Beetlejuice film. I know, I know… I’ve been told multiple times that that’s shocking behaviour. But honestly? I quite…
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I’m Sorry, Prime Minister Review – Richmond Theatre
A SOCIAL AND POLITICAL COMMENTARY OF THE PAST AND PRESENT Written and directed by Jonathan Lynn, I’m Sorry, Prime Minister is an entertaining political satire and the long-awaited third instalment…
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