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Author Archives: Jennifer Cavanagh
Huffington Post’s London Launch
It is a fantastic time for online journalism a point brought home by the arrival of The Huffington Post on this side of the pond. July saw the launch of the collaborative blog that encourages independent and lively debate at … Continue reading
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Dream Story @ The Gate Theatre 2.5*
An edited version of this review appeared in MyVillage.com… Director Anna Ledwich brings Arthur Schnitzler’s 1926 novella, made famous by the movie “Eyes Wide Shut”, to the Gate Theatre this month. Under her direction Schnitzler’s tale of jealousy and hidden … Continue reading
Best Cafés in Notting Hill
Serious coffee lovers make a point of visiting these 5 Notting Hill establishments. The cafés here have baristas as skilled as they are knowledgeable about the world’s most popular, most vital, brewed beverage. Kick start your day or recharge your … Continue reading
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Tagged Cafes, coffeeshops, London, Notting Hill, Portobello, reviews, Top 10
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Fine Food Market Launches on Portobello Road
Portobello Premier Farmers and Fine Foods Market launched a new speciality food market this weekend. This addition will be open Fridays-Sunday (10:30-17:30)with produce reflecting the ethnic diversity of the capital. Alongside top UK produce (rare meats, fresh fish and organic farming) you’ll … Continue reading
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Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd : 50 Years lead for a London Première – 3.5 *
The Finborough, a sure bet for fringe theatre, currently delivers top drawer musical enjoyment with a revival of “Roar of the Greasepaint – The Smell of the Crowd”. Set in the smallest Big Top I’ve ever seen the story is … Continue reading
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Tagged Finborough Theatre, Jennifer Cavanagh, London, Roar of the Greasepaint Smell of the Crowd, Theatre
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In Quest of Conscience: A worthy topic lost in translation – 3*
Quest of Conscience brings the interviews of extermination camp Nazi Commandant Franz Stangl to the stage. An intriguing, devastating subject matter yet Gitta Sereny’s interviews, so real on paper, translate poorly to the “boards”. The four-piece production, made up of … Continue reading
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Tagged Finborough Theatre, In Quest of Conscience, Jennifer Cavanagh, London, Theatre
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Stirring Satellites @ Atom Rooms
Young Satellites are currently on show at the Bluebird in Chelsea. The original “Young Satellite” show, reviewed below, was held in December 2010. In a departure from inaugural exhibit “The Architects” which introduced resurgent work by established artists Atom Rooms … Continue reading
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Golborne Deli – ciousness – 3*
The Golborne Deli doesn’t exactly push itself in the culinary sense yet serves tasty Italian comfort food in charmingly “functional” surroundings. This reliable deli had a modest refresh last year –the wooden floors gleam, the mismatched furniture is sturdy and … Continue reading
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