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Update: a full cast has now been announced for My Master Builder, with Elizabeth Debicki starring as Mathilde, Kate Fleetwood as Elena Solness, David Ajala as Ragnar, and Mirren Mack as Kaja. It’s been 17 years since Ewan McGregor starred on […]
Did you know that Fabric is home to the world’s first ‘BodyKinetic’ dancefloor? That’s what creates the multi-sensory experience you get in Room One at the club. Featuring transducers that produce frequencies in the floor, the floor makes it feel as though the music […]
In it’s heyday, TGI Friday diners were staples for kids birthday parties and tweens who had been let loose in a shopping centre for the first time. Mammoth milkshakes, filthy burgers and sticky BBQ ribs? An 11-year-old’s heaven. But people […]
January is in full swing with its inky skies morning and night, but for 12 days at the end of the month Canary Wharf is a brightly-lit spectacle to help you through the winter blues. The area’s Winter Light Festival has returned, […]
The annual announcement of the Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre summer season is always a pleasing promise of warmer times to come. And this year’s is extra special: former OAT artistic director Timothy Sheader ran the place for a walloping […]
Everyone renting in London knows the feeling. That begrudged moment when, just after you think you’ve scored a bargain, your mate living south of the river reveals that their monthly rent is about £200 less a month than yours. It’s painful knowing […]
Ever since it was announced way back in 2012, the sub-Thames Silvertown Tunnel has been a controversial development. But, despite complaints from locals and experts that it would increase traffic and pollution (TfL says it’ll do the opposite), it’s officially […]