The numbers are impressive: 87 performances, 21 productions, 200 performing artists from 25 countries in seven venues all over Berlin – that’s Tanz im August, one of the most important European festivals for contemporary dance. 2022’s festival saw director Virve Sutinen go out with a bang after nine years and Ricardo Camona, the new director starting […]
Leo Green The Master of Sax at The Green Room QT at Middle Eight Hotel
August 22, 2022 by
Bang on time and bursting onto the stage with a boom, the party started within seconds with the force that is Leo Green with his saxophone and band. Forget tortured solos this is an ensemble that rocks and sways every weekend in Covent Garden, London and we are promised no two nights are ever the […]
Big-screen Adaptation of the Smash-hit Musical Tomorrow Morning
August 9, 2022 by
The big screen adaptation of the international smash-hit musical Tomorrow Morning is coming to cinemas from 6th September, and will be available on DVD from 17th October. West End and Broadway stars, Samantha Barks and Olivier Award nominee Ramin Karimloo headline a superb ensemble cast, with Dame Joan Collins, the hilarious Omid Djalili, Henry Goodman, Harriet […]
The World’s Largest Ocean Going Wooden Sailing Ship the Götheborg is Coming to London
August 5, 2022 by
On Monday 8 August the world’s largest ocean-going wooden sailing ship, Götheborg of Sweden will pass Tower Bridge between 8.30 am and 9 am and dock at South Dock Quay in Canary Wharf at 10am. The Götheborg is a full-sized replica of an 18th century ship that was owned by the Swedish East India Company, […]
A Game Changer for the Global Live Music Industry with HERE at Outernet London
August 3, 2022 by
Brand new live venue HERE at Outernet has announced its first wave of shows in their 25,000 sq. ft. purpose built live events space, four storeys under Denmark Street in the heart of London. It is the first music venue to be built in the centre of the capital since the 1940s, and it’s in […]
Din Tai Fung Dumplings Served by Robots at Centre Point London
July 29, 2022 by
Din Tai Fung, theTaiwanese dumpling hotspot, is set to launch a third London site at Centre Point on 1st October 2022 (revised). The restaurant, set over 13,500 sq ft seats 218 and will offer a panoramic dining experience with floor-to-ceiling double-height windows on both sides. Excitingly, diners will have dishes delivered by robots, providing a […]
Plonk Golf Launches Underground Labyrinth in Borough Market
July 28, 2022 by
Plonk, one of the original demi-gods of crazy golf in London, are launching a new flagship site in Borough Market. Tucked in a courtyard, next to the steps down from London Bridge Station, the new site will host a 9-hole ‘absurdities-themed’ course with wacky models of famous monuments and sites from around our great capital, […]
Get a Taste of the Future Now with Tiger and Rabbit in SESSIONS Islington
July 27, 2022 by
On the hunt for the newest, tastiest, hottest food on the London market? You may have just come to the right place. SESSIONS is opening a new venue on Islington High Street which is billed as a one-of-a-kind hybrid, where restaurant meets food-hall. Following the success of Shelter Hall in Brighton, this Angel venue will […]
The Best Foods and Drinks for Staying Hydrated and Healthy
July 18, 2022 by
With this unbearable heat wave hitting the UK, you should be looking for ways to avoid dehydration and heat strokes. What we eat and drink plays a very important role in the level of hydration. Here are the best foods and drinks for staying hydrated and healthy during this scorching weather – as well as […]
The Future of Storytelling – A Journey Through Time and Space
July 16, 2022 by
StoryTrails, part of UNBOXED: Creativity in the UK, is an immersive storytelling experience taking place in 15 towns and cities across the UK this summer. Town squares, libraries, streets and cinemas will be transformed into virtual portals through which to explore stories of historical change. Harnessing the magic of immersive storytelling bringing to life untold stories from […]
