(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
Found footage horror classic Paranormal Activity isn’t necessarily the most obvious candidate for a stage adaptation: Oren Peli’s film is famously based upon largely static camera shots as it traces the calamitous misadventures of a couple who move in together only to have […]
Henry Moore’s bulbous and undulating sculptures were designed to be seen outside and surrounded by nature. So good news then, because soon a bunch of them are going to be displayed just as Moore intended as part of a landmark exhibition […]
One of the world’s most famous medieval masterpieces is returning to the UK for the very first time in 900 long years. Yep, the spectacular Bayeux Tapestry is coming home. The 70-metre-long tapestry is an intricately embroidered depiction of the […]
London: a city of endless theatre shows, and seemingly endless theatre sales. If you can’t wait for the next major sale to come around before you try and buy that ticket to a big West End play or musical, then […]
It was first built in 1675, after King Charles II ordered a warrant for the construction of the Royal Observatory. Now, 350 years later, the Christopher Wren-designed observatory overlooking Greenwich Park is getting a major £77 million renovation. Jamie Fobert Architects will […]
A ticket to the top of the Shard used to set visitors back up to £38, with a deluxe option that stretched to a whopping £51 per person. But not any more. Presumably to compete with London’s ever-growing number of viewing platforms […]
Are you heading to Wireless this weekend? You’ve probably already gathered a gang of mates, booked in the pre-festival manicure and started preparing the presumably Drake-heavy pre-drinks playlist. But there is one more thing you need to do before the […]