Jean-Paul Gaultier has always had that naughty twinkle in his eye, so it should be no surprise that the way he's chosen to tell his life...

A review of the Thames Craft Beer Cruise, who it's for, what the experience is like, and the sites you can expect to see along the Thames.

A review of the Pullman class dining experience on the Sunset Steam Express from London Victoria to the Surrey Hills

A review of the Canary Wharf branch of Six By Nico, focussing on the 'From Miami to Ibiza' menu.

A review of StarCrossed at Wilton's Music Hall, an alternative love story to that of Romeo and Juliet - this is all about Tybalt & Mercutio

A review of the 'Touching the Heart' experience at A.Wong in Victoria, London. 15 dishes and paired wine for lunch. A decadent treat.

Edvard Munch at The Courtauld

Mention the name Barry Humphries to a selection of people under say, 40…. and you’ll probably get blank looks from quite a few of them....

Adrian Mole the Musical. Does it work? Is it dated? Is it funny? Our review reveals all about the production at Queen's Theatre.

A review of the newly opened St Martin's House, a new modern British restaurant in London's Covent Garden.

Review of Jerik Hofer and Richard Andriessen in "Jinkx Monsoon and Major Scales: Together Again, Again". In London and UK tour

A visit to one of London's more unusual destinations, the London Mithraeum, and a chance to see and feel Roman worship in the 3rd century.

A review of the Sondheim musical Anyone Can Whistle. now on at the Southwark Playhouse in London. Produced by The Grey Area.

A review of The Kitchen Sink, a play by Tom Wells now on at the 500 seat Queen's Theatre in Hornchurch. Exploring family relationships.

This remarkable production first visited in 2019 at London’s Southbank centre. And from the 15th of July it will return to the iconic...

A review of a Ashdown Park Hotel and Country Club for a small indoor wedding party. The suite, the food, the spa as well as co-ordination.

A review of Sarah-Louise Young's performance in 'An Evening Without Kate Bush' at London's Soho Theatre. This is not a tribute act!

Why yes, it most certainly could! Could it be Magic? is also funny as hell, and a remarkable piece of one-man writing and performing....

It’s an unfortunate understanding that Vincent Van Gogh is perhaps best known for being “That guy who cut his ear off!” Unfortunate...

A review of the 5 course tasting menu at Atul Kochhar's newest restaurant in a Grade 2 listed fire station in Westminster, London.