Moving to Mars at the Design Museum, London. A planet for a new generation?
What does space travel, and the idea of moving to Mars, seem like from today’s perspective? When we’re more concerned than ever about the state…
London Pantomimes 2019. Plan your Christmas in London!
If you’re spending Christmas in London with kids, a sure way to make it special is to see one of the excellent London Pantomimes 2019…
Beasts of London at the Museum of London
Kate Moss as a fox, Brian Blessed as a bacterium and Stephen Mangan as a horse. No, it’s not the latest big-screen blockbuster animation. It’s…
Free things to do in London at Christmas: 2019
London can be an expensive place to visit, not least at Christmas. But, as someone who’s lived in the UK capital for 20 years, I’ve…
Where to see fireworks in London 2019: the best firework displays for bonfire night
Remember, remember the 5th of November: gunpowder, treason and plot. The first recorded instance of fireworks in London was back in 1605. The British tradition…
Reviewed: The Falcon’s Malteser by Anthony Horowitz at The Vaults, London
Anthony Horowitz is a clever writer. His creations range from episodes of 1980s TV fantasy series Robin of Sherwood, to new Sherlock Holmes and James…
What to expect from a Cutty Sark afternoon tea
The Cutty Sark in Greenwich, London is the world’s only surviving tea clipper. Back in the 19th Century, the tall, elegant ship was designed to…
Transit by FLIP Fabrique at Underbelly Festival, London. A review
The slogan of Québécois circus troupe FLIP Fabrique is, ‘we do circus’. But from what I saw at Transit, the show that’s currently playing at…
Intelligent robots at the Barbican Centre, London. AI: More Than Human – a review
In today’s society, where do humans end, and robots begin? Can computer systems out-think humans, or conjure up works of art more creative and vivid…
