Posts in category Arts

The University of Cape Town is a marvellous institution housed in a collection of archaic buildings exuding the mysteries of knowledge and secrets of decades …

Some of you may have already heard that my new favourite thing in London is the combination of Camden’s Theatre Collection and the Lord Stanley …

Upon arriving at the launch of Lucy and Jorge Orta’s Cloud: Meteoros, we were met with friendly faces and tall glasses of bubbles. There was …

This week I went to see the Cheek by Jowl production of Ubu Roi (Ubu the King). Written by Parisian dandy Alfred Jarry at the turn …

Roy Lichtenstein was a multifaceted child with many talents: from sports, to musical abilities, and a keen interest in science from a young age. Finding out …

I don’t know about you, but I reckon that a shade over ten pounds is rather good value for an experience so staggeringly mind-blowing that …

A theatrical rendition of Dostoyevksy’s The Idiot is not a performance one would attend without at least a few preconceived notions and possibly some indoctrinated …

During a recent excursion to the Royal Academy of Art for the Manet exhibition (soon closing on the 14th April), I found myself having a …

We have all been there. Girl/boy meets girl/boy in bar. Mutual attraction. Bit of flirting. Numbers swapped. Awkward goodbye. Fast forward to few days/weeks later …

There is something rather magical about independent theatre I think, and the Theatre Collection above Camden’s Lord Stanley is a prime example of that something …