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CARLOS ACOSTA: An extraordinary celebration of thirty years in dance

Guess who's back. Internationally renowned Carlos Acosta CBE, one of the most extraordinary dancers of his generation breaks his retirement from classical ballet to return to the stage for a limited run at The Royal Albert Hall to celebrate thirty years as a p...

DREAMGIRLS: incandescent vocals dripping with Swarovski crystals

Meet The Dreams - a young, talented trio - Effie, Lorrell and Deena - singing their way through the turbulent 1960s, a revolutionary time in American music history dominated by the civil rights movement, the assassination of US President John F Kennedy and Mar...

Jubilee: A stage adaptation of Derek Jarman’s iconic film with a modern twist…

Seeing Jubilee last week was an invigorating experience; this play celebrates rebellion and generational agency. Chris Goode, the director, has highlighted the fact that queer people of color are speaking out against the status quo collectively and defiantl...

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL: Pre-theatre dinner at The Ivy and smiles all around for Ovo at the Royal Albert Hall

I realised I was sitting there with a big grin on my face as I settled in to watch Cirque du Soleil's jaw-dropping production Ovo at London's Royal Albert Hall. Full of fun, humour and dazzling colour, this is a show that will brighten the rainiest of days. ...

ROJO TANGO: A peek inside one of Buenos Aires’ sexiest tango shows

On walking into the Philippe Starck-designed Faena hotel in Buenos Aires you’re immediately transported into another world. Thick Alice and Wonderland meets a sexy dragon’s lair and you’ve got it in one. Triple-height ceilings give way to dramatic draped curt...

FESTIVE FILMS, ART & CRAFT BEER: Leffe teams up with The National Gallery for a series of pop-up screenings

This December, Leffe, the quintessential Belgian abbey beer, is celebrating the festive season by partnering with The National Gallery and its Star Trail to launch a series of special pop-up film screenings. In the evenings, from Wednesday 14th December to Sa...

THE WALDORF PROJECT: Futuru, Review

Fans of early David Cronenbourg, and Gaspar Noe films rejoice! In the Chapter Three (FUTURO) of The Waldorf Project takes the art film style of sensory overload and transposes it to a 150 minute experience in total darkness in a Hackney Wick Warehouse. Also, b...

ROLL UP ROLL UP: La Soirée sensation returns to the West End for Christmas in Leicester Square

From 11 November - 8 January 2017, La Soiree returns with its quirky, colourful and super cool cabaret of new and much-loved acts. Get ready to be enticed, enthralled and thoroughly delighted by this unique and irresistible world of drama and delight. The ico...

THE LAST DANCE: An exploration of love, life and connection in the 21st century, review

Last week I discovered The Last Dance, an exploration of love, life and connection in the 21st century, which was presented by Reuben Feels at Hoxton Hall. Go and experience it yourself if you are interested in doing something exciting, playful and unique. T...

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