Gebelein Man – a 5,500 year old murder mystery
One of the oldest pieces in the museum is not stone or porcelain or metal, but an actual human being – someone who walked around […]
One of the oldest pieces in the museum is not stone or porcelain or metal, but an actual human being – someone who walked around […]
Some snaps from a walk past the National Theatre and RFH yesterday afternoon
Review of the production at Woking Theatre in February 2016. Published in Essential Surrey. Matthew Bourne’s Sleeping Beauty is a breathtaking visual feast from start […]
Postcodes! Now there’s a topic to get the blood racing. It was sparked by seeing the sign above, with “W14” tagged onto the original street sign. […]
One of the most famous of the early medieval exhibits from the museum is the Lewis chessmen. 93 separate pieces, in a variety of sizes, […]
The Tang dynasty – 618AD to 907AD – was one of the golden ages of China. We’re often a bit unspecific about the dates of […]
The blog has been a bit neglected over the past few months as the work level for my London Blue Badge course has ramped up, […]
[Update: the good news, if you read the comments below, is that Bradley’s is safe until at least 2018. So even I might get around […]
This review originally appeared on the Sheengate Publishing site. The production ran from 7-14 November 2015. King Lear is one of Shakespeare’s darkest tragedies. Old men […]
This review first appeared on the Sheengate publishing website. The production, by Headlong Theatre, was at Richmond Theatre from 3-7 November 2015. The Glass Menagerie […]
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