When you think of Copenhagen you likely think of two things – The Little Mermaid and the beautiful multi-coloured buildings dotted along the side of Nyhavn. Nyhavn, or New Harbour (which I think sounds very American somehow?) is a 17th Century waterfront canal, situated in what is known as the entertainment district of Copenhagen. It … More Travel | Nyhavn – Denmark
I can quite understand why this might seem like an odd choice of activity when exploring Edinburgh but equally, a group of around 40 people waited patiently at 3.00pm on a brisk March morning to begin The Potter Trail, a free walking tour of Edinburgh which took us round the sights associated, one way or another, with the … More Travel| Edinburgh – The Potter Trail
As soon as you book your flights to Iceland the first thing that targeted advertising will show you is the 101 options to journey around The Golden Circle. The Golden Circle is a route around southern Iceland that takes in some of the best known natural landmarks and phenomena. It is a relatively easy drive (although … More Travel| Iceland – The Golden Circle
When an invitation to see the current UK tour of Annie at The Orchard Theatre in Dartford arrived I couldn’t reply faster to confirm my attendance. The musical tale of a redheaded orphan has remained popular with audiences for decades, and this was evident by the full house at The Orchard Theatre last night. Sweets … More Theatre: Annie @ The Orchard
Florida is a popular tourist destination, particularly for those travelling from Europe, as with only an eight or nine hour flight it’s a fairly easy to reach part of the United States. When you hear someone is off to Florida you might instantly think Disney World, Universal Studios, maybe even visiting the Kennedy Space Centre … More Travel: The Florida Everglades
If you weren’t caught up in the whirlwind of 50s excitement that was Dreamboats and Petticoats then you missed out, and all the more reason to see the sequel, Dreamboats and Miniskirts which is on tour and currently playing at The Churchill Theatre, Bromley. We join Bobby and Laura 18 months on from their chart … More Theatre: Dreamboats & Miniskirts
Something about Alan Bennett‘s, The History Boys always has me coming back for more. I can’t even count how many times I’ve watched the film, and I saw the National Theatre production of the show three times, so I was absolutely delighted when The Churchill Theatre got in touch to invite me along to see the … More History? It’s Just One Thing After Another: The History Boys
The sunny shores of far off beaches are always appealing but there’s something completely delightful about a weekend on the Isle of Wight in springtime. There’s sunshine, ice cream and more mini golf than you could ever hope to complete in 48 hours and it doesn’t require a passport to get there. I love the … More The Isle of Wight: Sandown and Shanklin
Last night I ventured to The Churchill Theatre to see Peter Pan Goes Wrong. My attendance was a result of two things – first, I had seen The Play That Goes Wrong a few months ago on its first night in the West End and absolutely loved it, and second, a school friend of mine … More Peter Pan Goes Wrong: Review
Last night I attended the first performance of the 2015 tour of Jesus Christ Superstar, produced and directed by Bill Kenwright. I love an opening night of a show, the tension in the audience (which is made up of the creative team, friends and family of the cast as well as the general public like … More Jesus Christ Superstar – UK Tour 2015
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