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“Colours of Africa”: It takes an art auction…. 3.5*
An edited version of this review has appeared on MyVillage.com An inspiring and moving art collection sees the Tabernacle’s boutique gallery plastered floor to ceiling with colourful sketches and painting. These disarming works are unique, refreshing and offer an uncontrived … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Uncategorized
Tagged Colours of Africa, Jennifer Cavanagh, London, Masindi, Redearth education, Tabernacle, Uganda
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Wittenberg @ The Gate Theatre – 4*
An edited version of this review has appeared on MyVillage.com David Davalos’ Wittenberg centres around whether “to believe or not to believe” with undecided scholar Prince Hamlet in the crossfire of wits as Theology lecturer Martin Luther and Philosopher Dr … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Theatre, Uncategorized
Tagged Andrew Frame, David Davalos, Edward Franklin, Gate Theatre, Jennifer Cavanagh, London, Notting Hill, Sean Campion
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Golborne Street Festival
It is touch and go as to whether the rain will hold off but this Sunday sees the return of the Golborne Street Festival. Still a young contender this day-long party doesn’t have the history or identity of similar events … Continue reading
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Tagged Golborne Road, Golborne Street Festival, Jennifer Cavanagh
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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
Posted in Art
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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Circus: Playing with Diners 1.5*
I enjoy entertainment while dining so I visited another of London’s “supperclubs” with optimism. Circus, near Covent Garden, was greatly hyped so my expectations were tempered and I wasn’t terribly surprised by the gaping chasm between publicity and reality at … Continue reading
Posted in Restaurants, Uncategorized
Tagged Cavanagh, Circus, Covent Garden, Jennifer Cavanagh, London, restaurant
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Mol’s Place – Art Party No. 1
Launching a series of events the inaugural The Art Party {no1} kicked off in grand style at the Covent Garden home of art aficionado Jan Mol. The extraordinary Grade II residence of this private collector serves as exhibit space for … Continue reading
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Tagged Covent Garden, exhibit, Jennifer Cavanagh, London, Mol's Place, reviews
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Meow Meow: This Pussycat has Claws
I’m thrilled to have seen this act without reading the publicity, forming any preconceptions and I highly recommend that you do likewise – stop reading, buy a ticket and enjoy a truly delicious performance. Meow Meow in all her tatty … Continue reading
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Tagged Jennifer Cavanagh, London, Meow, Meow Meow, Soho Theatre
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