The Hypochondriac
Perhaps appropriately for a play revolving around bodily functions and enemas, The Hypochondriac hits a…
Author Alex Larman
Innside Oktoberfest
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The ENO’s Otello
Adapting Shakespeare into different media is an artistic strategy that is nearly as old as…
A Glenlivet Adventure
As an unusually bright Tuesday lunchtime dawned, I was, in the words of Kate Bush,…
Bespoke Threads: Gresham Blake
I have a confession to make. At the not-so-tender age of 32, I have hitherto…
The Pig, near Bath
Something that the Empress of Blandings and I have often found – being non-drivers –…
Hawksmoor Knightsbridge
First, they came to Shoreditch, before it was the trendy place to be, back in…
Medea at the National Theatre
Staging Greek tragedy in the 21st century is often a difficult task. The formal aspects…
Tozi
I don’t know how the name of this restaurant is pronounced. Is it ‘to-zy’, to…
Kensington Pavilion
‘We have a very expensive menu.’ I glanced over at my chum, Cinéaste Simon. He…
Great Britain at the National Theatre
As the title might suggest, Richard Bean’s riotous new play has set its sights on…
A New York Odyssey: Dining
What’s the greatest city in the world for dining? Michelin would tell you that it’s…