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Terra by Carlo Cracco at Eataly
Terra is the kind of restaurant where you could take your family, go with a group of friends or even have an informal ...
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The Rite of Spring – Pina Bausch Foundation – Sadler’s Wells
This modern dance double bill beautifully contrasts a tender duet between two dancers reaching the end of their long careers ...
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Highroad Social Greenwich – A Superb Sunday Roast
Another Sunday means a chance to try another roast as part of London Unattached’s ongoing project to discover the best in ...
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Sam’s Kitchen ‘Smash and Grab’ SmashBurgers
Sam’s Kitchen already has a loyal following among the locals, so don’t miss out. ‘Smash and Grab’ a SmashBurger ...
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The Tales of Hoffmann – Royal Opera House – 4.5 stars
‘The Tales of Hoffmann’, an ‘opera fantastique’, was Jacques Offenbach’s valedictory work and an attempt by the composer, the king of the one-act operetta, to be taken seriously by the Parisian ...
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Boqueria, Battersea – Tapas with a Heart
What could be better than a tapas evening with friends?  Plenty of delicious food to share, cocktails, wine and a relaxed ...
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Academy of St Martin in the Fields – Season opening concert
The Academy of St Martin in the Fields returns home with an opulent tone. The Academy of St Martin in the Fields (ASMF) ...
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Die Fledermaus – Guildhall School of Music & Drama
When Johann Strauss II’s Die Fledermaus first opened it was a flop. Vienna was floundering after a world shaking financial crisis. In spite of his pre-eminent position, Strauss’s opulent waltzes and ...