Review of “Why a Black Woman Will Neve Be Prime Minister” playing at Camden People’s theatre.

Jamie Allan's AMAZE certainly provided some amazing magic moments for Simon, our reviewer

Our five star review of the talented John Grant in concert at the fabulous Hackney Church

London Born and Bred review of the Tattooer, Charing Cross Theatre

Simon gets to visit one of coolest venues in London, the Crazy Coqs, where he got to review the talented Miss Conception.

Our review of the world premier of The Whistling now playing at The Mill at Sonning. Dark and foreboding it certainly delivered the jumps!

⭐⭐ The production of One Small Step  at the Charing Cross Theatre promises an imaginative exploration of modern relationships, but it...

Jam Delish review by London Born and Bred. The finest of Caribbean vegan cuisine.

This is not a huge musical, but it has a huge heart. We loved this intimate production at the Stage Door Theatre on Drury Lane.

Monet's wish comes true, finally exhibited in London.

As Gina Beck and Arvide Abernathy join the cast of Guy's and Dolls in the Bridge Theatre, London, we popped along to review the show.

Discover the story of how the iconic London Underground map was designed by Harry Beck with his wife. Now on at the London Transport Museum

A review of Eltham Palace combined with the Fleur de Villes residency in July 2024.

London Born and Bred's preview of Jazz Conversations.

"Ah, make the most of what we yet may spend,  Before we too into the Dust Descend;  Dust into Dust, and under Dust, to lie,  Sans Wine,...

Hugh Panaro - Man Without a Mask preview by London Born and Bred

The Chicago City Pass - 5 attractions for £106-£110 per person, is it a good deal or not? We certainly got the most out of ours.

Simon finds that All Points East Festival exceeded his expectations. He reviews Jockstrap, the Pixies and LCD Soundsystem

This is a light-hearted yomp in the vein of a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta. If you enjoy those, you will love The Fabulist.

Our tips for three great acts at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe - make sure not to miss Elliott Steel, Elvis McGonagall , and Liam Farrelly