(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
The National Theatre has a hit on its hand with ‘Nye’, Tim Price’s new play about founder of the NHS Aneurin Bevan, which stars national treasure Michael Sheen as the iconic Labour politician. Although the play is, frankly, pretty weird in […]
The Eurovision song contest is a celebration of all things ludicrous, camp and colourful. It’s brought us some top tier memes (and a few good tunes) over the years, and it’s always a fun way to mark the start of […]
It sounds like it could be the subject of a new horror movie about a giant piece of meat terrorising all of London’s vegans. The real-life Slab is actually a colossal new addition to London’s skyline. All marvel at the […]
Now that London’s tourist numbers have pretty much bounced back to 2019 levels, we’re slowly starting to see the same thing happen to the city’s attractions. From galleries to events spaces and everything in between, plenty of tourist spots witnessed […]
It’s not every day you wake up to discover the side of your building has been plastered with a brand new Banksy artwork, but that was the reality yesterday (March 17) for some residents of Hornsey Road in Finsbury Park. The wall […]
A day out to some of London’s most famous attractions isn’t exactly cheap. Today, a visit to the Tower of London will set visitors back a whopping £34.80 per adult. So it’s pretty depressing to find out that back in […]
Twenty-four years ago, an unknown student theatre company named Punchdrunk staged an elaborate immersive performance for one audience member at a time, based on Edwardian writer Barry Pain’s macabre short story ‘The Moon Slave’. ‘It’s genuinely my favourite thing we’ve […]