(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Hold on, Drake fans. You might not ever get the chance to meet Drizzy IRL, but we’ve got the second best option for you: there’s now a Drake mannequin at Madame Tussaud’s. A snap with Champagne Papi is the perfect shot to liven up […]
London’s historic Curzon Mayfair cinema will close when its lease expires in March 2024. A cloud has hung over the 89-year-old Curzon Mayfair for some time, with its lease coming to an end and uncertainty about its renewal casting its […]
London’s historic Curzon Mayfair cinema will close when its lease expires in March 2024. A cloud has hung over the 89-year-old Curzon Mayfair for some time, with its lease coming to an end and uncertainty about its renewal casting its […]
1. The Royal Court’s 10p standing tickets The single best-value theatre ticket in all of London is the Royal Court’s outlandishly cheap 10p standing ticket (kudos to them that it’s not quite free). They’re for performances in the bigger downstairs […]
1. The Royal Court’s 10p standing tickets The single best-value theatre ticket in all of London is the Royal Court’s outlandishly cheap 10p standing ticket (kudos to them that it’s not quite free). They’re for performances in the bigger downstairs […]
Good news, jazz heads, because the actor-slash-hepcat Jeff Goldblum is coming to London for a one-off show. The megastar-pianist will perform a gig with The Mildred Snitzer Orchestra for one night only at the Royal Festival Hall on Saturday April […]
Finally, some good news. Affordable flats in Peckham are opening for young people who would otherwise have become homeless. Reuben House in Peckham will offer 33 brand new accommodations, or ‘pod homes’, for people without a permanent place to live and working […]