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Royal Court Theatre
April 12, 2021The Living Newspaper at The Royal Court; Weekly; Online; £10
Get the stories that matter to our writers delivered daily to your inbox. Each weekly edition of Living Newspaper will Read more →
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Skylight
April 12, 2021Skylight Canalside featuring KERB; Tobacco Dock, Wapping Lane Entrance, London, E1W 2SF; 1st May - 7th August; £10 per table
Skylight is thrilled to announce a new and exciting pop-up collaboration for 2021 that will bring some of London’s finest Read more →
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Just the Tonic
April 12, 2021Just the Tonic: Working From Home; Saturday 17th April, 9pm; £6.50
Just the Tonic have brought back their ramshackle live comedy events. If you have not watched before, do not expect Read more →
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Celebrity chef Cyrus Todiwala hosts charity cook-a-long
April 11, 2021Cyrus Todiwala OBE; 1 hour cook-a-long with Q&A; Thursday 22nd April, 7-8pm; £50 per household
Fundraising at St John’s hospice, in St John’s Wood, is `heating up’ with its latest event – a spicy virtual Read more →
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Street Theatre
April 6, 2021Street Theatre; Performances at your doorstep from £30
Street Theatre is a new performing arts company in London that brings very talented singers, dancers and actors to your Read more →
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Duke Of York Square
April 6, 2021Duke Of York Square; Fine Food Market; Saturdays from 10am - 4pm; FREE
The Duke Of York Square’s Fine Food Market reopened as a farmers market on Saturday 3 April 2021! Head there Read more →
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Royal Academy
April 6, 2021David Hockney: The Arrival of Spring, Normandy; Royal Academy; 23 May — 26 September 2021; Tues–Sun, 10am–6pm; £19 – £21
In the midst of a pandemic, David Hockney RA captured the unfolding of spring on his iPad, creating 116 new Read more →
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Regent’s Park Theatre
April 5, 2021Romeo and Juliet; Regents Park Open Air Theatre, London NW1; 26 June - 24 July 2021; from £23
Kimberley Sykes directs Shakespeare’s timeless story of two young people torn apart by a divided society and forbidden love. For Read more →
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Chiswick House & Gardens
April 2, 2021Life Lessons; Chiswick House, W4; Friday 14th - Sunday 16th May 2021; from £55
Life Lessons celebrates big ideas for living better in a weekend of conversations and debates on modern-day wellbeing from brilliant Read more →
Independent Reviews
Check out our latest reviews:
- Lucy Lord revisits an old favourite with Flora Indica's Delivery Menu
- Nicole Trilivas brings in the summer with the Prairie Fire & Cut Rum Caribbean BBQ Meal Kit
- Stock up on these treats to get your summer started
- Ask the expert: Emma Coleman on botox, boozing and the skincare in your kitchen cupboards!
- Seven idyllic places to stay when visiting Glyndebourne this summer
West London Types
The Banker in the Country
Rory has all the gear and no idea.
One summer when Rory was fifteen he was sent to help out on his uncle’s farm. Uncle Percy didn’t have the heart to tell his sister her son was more trouble than he was worth.
But Rory went to Rosey for sixth form. And now, having convinced a bunch of school chums to join him for lockdown, he’s regaling them with tales … Read more →
Interviews
Enjoy our latest interviews:
- We caught up with Charlotte Goodhew, founder of Zigzag Nude: the new contemporary art agency working with Mind UK to sell life-drawn sketches of the Queen!
- West London Living interviews Lauren Dickinson Clarke about muses and misfits, and how her hand-illustrated candles gained cult-status in 2020!
- Opera's leading lady, Danielle De Niese, on family life, gratitude and her lifelong love of opera
