A few weeks ago I went to see the film Senna, an incredible look back at Ayrton Senna’s life. From go karting through to his tragic accident in 1994, it covers every aspect of his dream. I was a bit young at the time, so there was lots of real footage and clips I hadn’t [...]
Has anyone seen the latest campaign from Diesel? True to their latest marketing strategy – ‘Be Stupid’ (I’d love to meet the planner who dreamt up that one), we’re treated to various videos, ads and manifestos that pledge the simple thought – Diesel trainers are good for arse-kicking. You’ve got to love a brand that [...]
I indulged in a performance of King Henry VIII on Saturday night @ Shakespeare’s Globe. It was a truly majestic. I studied Shakespeare at school, but I don’t remember it being like this. I remember being fascinated with the language, but spent most of my time trying to decipher what the characters were saying. This [...]
I recently indulged in a performance of Matthew Bourne’s take on the monumental classic – Swan Lake – at Sadler’s Wells Theatre. A roller coaster of emotions, this modern take on the well-known tale turns Swan Lake on its head, gives it a sex change and offers some of the best performances I’ve ever seen [...]
On Sunday as London was once again indulging in the glorious spring sunshine, i was witnessing a very special concert. The last surviving and oldest grand music hall in the world – Wiltons – opened it’s doors for Schubert – from start to finish. I know what you’re thinking. Classical music? Me? Well firstly, i’d [...]
