The Fabularium: The cinema of imagination
A contemporary yurt on the river bank, where tales are told, a nomadic haven of the weird and the wonderful. Tales of magic and myths, of princesses and princes, of […]
Category Archives: Reviews
Review: Cereal Killer Cafe
On walking into the Cereal Killer cafe, you feel as though you have stepped into something from a Nickelodeon cartoon. There is nothing quite like it. It’s quirkiness and originality […]
Film Review: The Mockingjay Part 1
It can always be tricky when taking on a mega hit saga and adapting it for film, but director Francis Lawrence surpassed all expectations. The Mockingjay Part 1 lived up […]
Review: The electric cinema
On entering the Electric Cinema, you feel like you have stepped back in time. Having looked at pictures online, I had an idea of what to expect but nothing quite […]
Review: Happy Medium
Happy Medium was a show that delivered more than anticipated. The act introduced himself as a psychic comedian, with many sceptics in the audience he was set to dumbfound them […]
Imperial War Museum
When you think of a museum you picture lofty, old buildings. But on entering the Imperial war museum you are struck by a completely different setting. It has undergone a […]
Top Secret Comedy Club
Despite it’s name it is not actually that much of a secret, in fact it’s quite the opposite. There is a reason behind its popularity. It’s calibre of comedy acts […]
Angel comedy club
Angel comedy is an absolute must see! For anyone who loves to laugh you will definitely want to add this place to your wish list of nights out in London. […]
Sporcacciona Fashion House show
Sporcacciona Fashion House promised to deliver a night of contemporary art and fashion on Thursday evening. Although there was a turnout for the event, the numbers were dismal. It didn’t […]
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