Young and coffee in varying degrees, Kat is currently Editor of London based travel review website World Reviewer, and works for Nestoria Australia. Prior to this she was other things. One of those was a dinosaur, another a princess.
From the outside it does look a little like it's the circus with its striped awning, but inside it's an intimate theatre... [more]
The National Theatre continues its run of new, bespoke works designed for the here and now, with 13 (which is the na... [more]
September 11. As soon as the date is mentioned everyone over about seventeen will have their own personal response. So... [more]
The title says it all, but to expand: the work itself is called TeZukA and it's been choreographed by Sidi Larbi Cherk... [more]
Nature. It's big. And all around us. In our faces on a daily basis. But not this kind of nature, the kind that y... [more]
Here's an obscure piece of knowledge for you: Machu Picchu, the spectacularly intact ruins of an ancient Incan city, was... [more]
Diana's wedding dress the one with the big puffed sleeves and the acres of creamy fabric has been on the road for ... [more]
It's forty years since Simon Grey's Butley first came to the West End. Then it was famously directed by Harold Pinter, ... [more]
If you haven't been yet this year, be prepared for something a little more modest than some of the previous pavilions ... [more]
The Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea isn't as straight laced as you might have thought. And they have some inter... [more]
So the acoustics might not be quite as good as those of Venice's La Fenice, where Rigoletto was first premiered, but you... [more]
It's England under Thatcher and career woman, Marleen, has just been promoted to MD of the Top Girls Employment Agency. ... [more]
Behind the flower market on Columbia Road is Vintage Heaven. And behind Vintage Heaven is the Cakehole Cafe. A quiet, ... [more]
When was the last time you went to a puppet show? It's probably been a while, which is surprising since 'Being John Mal... [more]
In this instance Fela! doesn't refer to a cheerful cockney chappy, it refers to Fela Anikulapo Kuti, a Nigerian musician... [more]
The latest royal wedding was a couple of months ago, but some stores are still full of cut price Wills and Kate memorabi... [more]
Battersea Park is one of London's coolest venues. It's always hosting something hipster-y. So it shouldn't come as a s... [more]
This summer 'pop-up' is in. There are secret pop up bars and restaurants, pop up sales and now a pop up outdoor cinem... [more]
Music can really build tension. If you don't believe me then try watching Jaws on mute. So it's easy to see why an ope... [more]
Once upon a time, just prior to 1934 shall we say, a man named John Christie worked out what opera had been missing ... [more]
If you ever thought that ballet was dull, then have a look at this man:
His name is Carlos Acosta and he's a Latin ... [more]
It's the summer school hols. so if you have kids, or else siblings or close friends with kids, then you'll be on the loo... [more]
Alan Moore is known for several things: mostly his work as an author of comic strips and graphic novels (Watchmen, V f... [more]
I mustn't be as much of a hipster as I was last year 'cause I only just realised that it's Greenwich Summer Sessions o... [more]
The Brits follow the French and call these long, green, summer squashes courgettes, but back home in Australia we go w... [more]
If you think life's too short to make your own sausage rolls then this recipe might change your mind. It's very easy.... [more]
Roll up, roll up, ladies and gentlemen and witness a live sporting event to surpass any live sporting event you've ever ... [more]
If you're of a certain age then the name of this Soho caff will make you think of one thing and one thing only. Alright... [more]
'A Woman Killed with Kindness' sounds like the title for a modern psychological thriller, or maybe a film by Alfred Hi... [more]
Shakespeare's Globe is a fantastic theatrical experience, but less so when the weather is bad and this is London o... [more]
Fashion is art, darling, and if you don't agree with me then you have no right to tell me that you're interested in fa... [more]
These days you'll often find it's cheaper to see a play than to go to the cinema what with cheap online ticket deals... [more]
There's something compelling about portraiture; something that sets it apart from art, is that it is inspired by larger ... [more]
The name might not entice you into this exhibition to be totally frank it sounds a bit too obscure and arty if you k... [more]
There are thousands of art events that take place in London each year, and you can't see all of them every year, right... [more]
There's something wonderfully hopeful about the way outdoor theatre and cinema venues are starting to pop up all over ... [more]
If you were born in the middle ages, pre museums, newspapers, radio, TV and the internet, then some of the most wonder... [more]
How long do you think animation has been around? If you thought that Mickey Mouse was the frontrunner in Steamboat Wi... [more]
This opera is totally new, the reason you'll have heard about it is that a video promo for it has gone viral, which is... [more]
Henrik Ibsen was a great towering man of words, a serious playwright, sometimes referred to as 'the father' of moder... [more]
If you ever dreamed of going to art school and hanging out with cool, arty types at uni, drinking coffees with whiskey... [more]
It's OK, The Dude isn't dead, the BFI are doing a retrospective of his work, not of his life.
This is a brillian... [more]
If you thought that this memorable name was the title of a film, starring the attractive Cillian Murphy, then you'd be s... [more]
Boutique? Run?
Surely there's no way for those words to come together in a logical way?
Well, apparently there i... [more]
If you've ever hummed along to the cancan, then you've heard some of Jacques Offenbach's operetta, Orpheus in the Underw... [more]
Simon Callow has 'played' Shakespeare before many times in fact. But never quite like this. Not when it's the bard h... [more]
These days most people's keenest experience of war is the sound of 'Help for Heros' money collecting buckets rattling ... [more]
If you know anything about anything about sailing then you'll have heard of Cowes Week: over 1000 yachts descend on th... [more]
I have some terrible news: I've recently discovered that there can be such a thing as too much ice cream. My twin disco... [more]
Just out of Perth, Fremantle (or Freo) gets the best out of being part Perth suburb (Perth has expanded to include it)... [more]
For a single year I was lucky enough to wake up ever morning in a bed just 15 minutes up the road from Cottesloe Beach... [more]
London is an old town, so it makes sense that some of the wonderful treasures that have made their way in here in the ... [more]