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Photograph: I Wei Huang / Shutterstock.comSadiq Khan wants this summer to be the biggest for al fresco dining in London’s history. To do that, he’s brought back the Summer Streets fund – a scheme first introduced last year to help […]
Simon Q” />© Simon QOne of the last bastions of ‘old Soho’ has closed down. St Moritz club and alpine-themed restaurant on Wardour Street had remained largely unchanged since it opened in 1960. Earlier this month it was announced that […]
Photo: Johan PerssonSummer is here and although the London theatre season is starting to slow down a bit – August is, famously, not a busy month – we still have more exciting new shows opening in July than any other […]
Photo: Johan PerssonThis long, hot summer is only just getting started. However, end it will – and we have proof in the form of an exclusive announcement for one of London’s most prestigious winter theatre seasons. Between October and March the outdoor […]
Photo: Johan PerssonThis long, hot summer is only just getting started. However, end it will – and we have proof in the form of an exclusive announcement for one of London’s most prestigious winter theatre seasons. Between October and March the outdoor […]
Photograph: 4kclips / Shutterstock.comMany of London’s football stadiums aren’t just football stadiums. They’re world class cultural venues. In recent years Tottenham Hotspur Stadium has hosted the likes of Lady Gaga, Beyonce and Bad Bunny, Arsenal’s Emirates Stadium has hosted Coldplay and Boyzone and West Ham’s […]
Photograph: Johan PerssonStudio Ghibli fans have been spectacularly well served by London theatre in recent years: the RSC’s adaptation of My Neighbour Totoro has been an enormous hit and is running in the West End until early next year, while a […]