A day in Paris: Îsle de la Cité
Bursting wall to wall with reminders of the city’s centuries old heritage, Îsle de la Cité is the birthplace of Paris. Continue reading A day in Paris: Îsle de la Cité
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The Problem With Celebrity Casting…
For years theatre and production companies have been casting celebrity talent to lead their shows. It’s not a new trend by any means – I remember seeing Chicago the last time it was in the West End in back in 2006 with Ashley Simpson playing Roxie Hart – and it’s no doubt a trend that will continue. I’m fully aware that as a producer the … Continue reading The Problem With Celebrity Casting…
The Hamilton Effect
Buying Hamilton tickets is a near impossible task and affording them is a whole other thing! London is truly feeling the Hamilton effect right now. Continue reading The Hamilton Effect
Review: Five Guys Named Moe
Marble Arch station has often been a place best avoided of a weekend evening. The grey concrete of the square right on the doorstep of the tube station was often frequented by hordes of people – tourists, party goers – making their way across town. But this uninspiring plot has become resident to the pop-up Marble Arch Theatre and the home of the revival of … Continue reading Review: Five Guys Named Moe
New York Day 1 & 2: East Village nights and autumn in Manhattan
New York is a city of many names, but whatever you want to call it – the Big Apple, the Empire City, – one thing it definitely is, is amazing. So amazing, that I will most definitely be returning. And as always, here are my obligatory blog posts about my recent trip there and some amateur iPhone photography to go along with it (forgetting to … Continue reading New York Day 1 & 2: East Village nights and autumn in Manhattan
