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Tag Archives: kemey lafond
Chef Luigi Taglienti of Lume Milano | #TCTalks Episode 10
Ten episodes deep with tikichris Talks and I’m in Milan conducting an interview with Michelin star chef Luigi Taglienti at Lume, the chef’s highly lauded and multi award winning restaurant. The interview follows directly after an opportunity to try a pescatarian version of Taglienti’s eight course tasting menu – which quite possibly was the most elegantly restrained and exquisitely flavourful dining experiences of my life. Continue reading
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Chef Luigi Taglienti of Lume Milano | #TCTalks Episode 10
Ten episodes deep with tikichris Talks and I’m in Milan conducting an interview with Michelin star chef Luigi Taglienti at Lume, the chef’s highly lauded and multi award winning restaurant. The interview follows directly after an opportunity to try a pescatarian version of Taglienti’s eight course tasting menu – which quite possibly was the most elegantly restrained and exquisitely flavourful dining experiences of my life. Continue reading
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Posted in Food, interview, Italy, Luxury, Podcast, Restaurants, TCTalks, Travel
Tagged #TCTalks, Chef Luigi Taglienti, fine dining, interview, italian food, Italy, kemey lafond, Luigi Taglienti, Lume, luxury, Milan, milano, restaurants, tikichris talks, Travel
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Thanks!
As I’ve done on this blog every Thanksgiving Day since 2011, I’d like to take a quick moment to reflect upon the year and say a few words of thanks. Continue reading
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Posted in Thanksgiving
Tagged 2017, Alexandra Kalinowski, Cat Byers, Demi Perera, KC Trommer, kemey lafond, thanks, thanksgiving, Zay Ahmed
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Decorex 2017
Kemey Lafond checks out Decorex 2017 and shares the highlights here. Leading in the field of interior design, Decorex 2017 focuses on design collaborations, details and craftsmanship for the luxury market.
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Posted in Art, Design, London, Shopping
Tagged Art, Decorex, design, Interior Design, kemey lafond, Shopping, Syon Park
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Recipe: Half Dipped Madeleines
When the friendly folks at Bonne Maman UK got in touch with me to see if I’d be up for creating with a recipe using their madeleine as the main ingredient, I was keen to give it a shot. But, I wondered what to do with something that’s already a perfectly complete treat in and of itself. So, I took the easy way out and did very little … and was pleased with the tasty results. I hope you’ll like my ideas for super simple Half Dipped Madeleines. Continue reading
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Posted in Food, Recipes, Shopping
Tagged bonne maman, cake, dessert, Food, GREEK YOGHURT, Half Dipped Madeleines, kemey lafond, Madeleine, recipes, Shopping, Snack, tikichris recipes, yoghurt, Yogurt
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Theatre Review: When Midnight Strikes, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
If you’ve ever been in a room with more than one Manhattanite, you’ll recognise the tone of this musical and the acerbic banter bounced between its characters. Indeed, I was half surprised for there not to be a sea of yellow cabs swarming the streets of Highgate as I left the Gatehouse pub humming after Friday night’s stellar performance of When Midnight Strikes. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Music, Pubs, Theatre
Tagged Aria Entertainment, Ashley Emerson, charles miller, christopher peake, damian sandys, grant murphy, highgate, inner circle productions, kemey lafond, kevin hammonds, lighting, London, london theatre, Lucyelle Cliffe, matthew ramplin, Miranda Wilford, music, musica, musical review, N6, N6 4BD, Newley Aucutt, North Road, Penny Rock Theatre Productions, play, pub, review, sepehr malek, sound design, the gatehouse, theatre, theatre review, tom boucher, Upstairs at the Gatehouse, When Midnight Strikes
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Review: Sincerely, Mr Toad at Greenwich Theatre
Last night I caught the London premiere of Sincerely, Mr Toad at the Greenwich Theatre. Having toured around the UK with a well received stint at this year’s Fringe, the new musical examines the life of The Wind in the Willows author Kenneth Grahame, his icy relationship with wife Elspeth and the tragic early death of their son Alastair – and how these and other factors shaped Grahame’s imagination and writing. Continue reading
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Posted in Books, London, Music, Theatre
Tagged Adam Venus, author, books, Crooms Hill, david hutchinson, David Wilson, design, Frog and Toad, greenwich, greenwich theatre, kemey lafond, kenneth grahame, London, music, musical, new musical, play, review, Sarah Borges, SE10, SE10 8ES, sincerely mr toad, south london, stage, the wind in the willows, theatre, theatre review
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Edfringe by @KemeyLafond
Here’s a participant’s perspective – with photos! – of this year’s Fringe from designer (and tikchris contributor) Kemey Lafond who shares insight from her first time working at Edinburgh’s world famous performing arts festival. Continue reading
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Posted in Scotland, Theatre, Travel
Tagged edfringe, edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, fringe festival, kemey lafond, live performance, scotland, theatre
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Theatre Sneak Preview: Sincerely, Mr Toad
Keith Jack (Any Dream Will Do Finalist, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat) leads a 12 strong cast in Sincerely, Mr Toad, a brand new musical from Sell A Door Theatre Company in association with Greenwich Theatre. The show explores the life of Kenneth Grahame, author of The Wind in the Willows, and looks at the tragic events that inspired the popular writer’s most famous work. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Music, Scotland, Theatre
Tagged Adam Venus, alex ridgers, anjali kale, anna fox, ben gordon, david andrew wilson, david hutchinson, edinburgh, Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Emma Salvo, fringe, Gareth James Healey, Gracie Hughes, greenwich, greenwich theatre, Jamie Jukes, Julia Cave, Katie McIvor, Kayleigh Louise Smith, Keith Jack, kemey lafond, kenneth grahame, Kirsty Ayers, London, Luke Foster, mandy ellen, music, musical, phillip rowntree, Sarah Borges, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, sincerely mr toad, south hill park, the wind in the willows, theatre, theatre preview, Лондон, ロンドン, 伦敦
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Cocktail Recipe Video: POM Pimms
Here’s a refreshing pomegranate cocktail recipe from the folks at POM Wonderful. As you can see from the clip, the POM Pimms is based on the classic summer drink, Pimms and lemonade and is super easy to make. Video recorded … Continue reading
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Posted in Drink, Food, Recipes, Shopping, Video
Tagged blueberries, blueberry juice, Cocktail, cocktail recipe, cocktails, Drink, Food, how to video, kemey lafond, lemonade, pimms, pimms and lemonade, POM PImms, pom wonderful, POM Wonderful Pomegranate Blueberry 100% Juice, pomegranate, pomegranate juice, recipe, Video
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Theatre Review: Mandrake at the Brockley Jack
Adapting Machiavelli’s Mandrake (from ancient Florentine no less) for the English stage came across as effortless second nature for Howard Coyler. However, a brief chat with the playwright after I caught last night’s performance of the play suggested that Coyler actually did need to put some midnight oil along with plenty of head scratching into his London revival of this classic piece of Italian Renaissance entertainment. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Theatre
Tagged alex mitchell, andy mcleod, annie lees-jones, brockley, Brockley Jack, comedy, design, fringe theatre, howard colyer, italian renaissance, Jack Studio Theatre, jade gooch, jean apps, jo clisby, john mcinnes, kemey lafond, lewisham, London, Machiavelli, machiavellian, Mandrake, neil mckeown, piers hunt, rachel illingworth, review, ruth e mortimer, scott le crass, SE4, SE4 2DH, south london, theatre, theatre preview, theatre review, tom boucher, will parrot
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Theatre Preview: Mandrake at the Brockley Jack #MandrakePlay
Opening this week for a couple of weeks’ worth of shows at the Jack Studio Theatre in Brockley is Mandrake – a classic work by Machiavelli revived for the London stage for the first time in nearly 30 years. Adapted by playwright and novelist Howard Colyer and directed by Scott Le Crass, this significant piece of literature from the Italian Renaissance with a plot filled with lust, adultery, corruption and deceit should still hold its own with a modern audience and offer more than a few good laughs. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Theatre
Tagged alex mitchell, andy mcleod, annie lees-jones, brockley, Brockley Jack, comedy, design, howard colyer, italian renaissance, jade gooch, jean apps, jo clisby, john mcinnes, kemey lafond, lewisham, London, Machiavelli, machiavellian, Mandrake, neil mckeown, piers hunt, preview, rachel illingworth, ruth e mortimer, scott le crass, SE4, SE4 2DH, south london, theatre, theatre preview, tom boucher, will parrot
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Mandrake – Machiavelli’s Greatest Comedy – at the Brockley Jack Theatre
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Posted in London, Theatre
Tagged brockley, Brockley Jack, comedy, design, kemey lafond, lewisham, London, Machiavelli, Mandrake, preview, SE4, theatre
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Journey’s End at Greenwich Theatre (London on the Inside)
Above ground events result in deep consequences down in the dug-out. The scurrying and decisive actions below seem desperately futile, and all the more heroic, when viewed from outside the set’s frame. Continue reading
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Posted in London, London on the Inside, Theatre
Tagged Adam Fletcher, anti-war, David Alywyn, david hutchinson, first world war, greenwich, greenwich theatre, journey's end, kemey lafond, Liam Smith, London, london on the inside, play, play review, R. C. Sherriff, RC Sherriff, review, SE10, SE10 8ES, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, Steven George, theatre, theatre review, world war one, WW1
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Review: Journey’s End at Greenwich Theatre
Following sell out performances of Spring Awakening, Lord of the Flies and The History Boys, multi award winning Sell A Door Theatre Company have brought RC Sherriff’s anti-war classic, Journey’s End, back to the stage for a nine day run at Greenwich Theatre. First produced in 1928 with Laurence Olivier as the lead, the play tells a story of bravery and brotherhood among a group of officers on the front line during the First World War. Continue reading
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Posted in London, Theatre
Tagged Adam Fletcher, anti-war, David Alywyn, david hutchinson, first world war, greenwich, greenwich theatre, journey's end, kemey lafond, Liam Smith, London, play, play review, R. C. Sherriff, RC Sherriff, review, SE10, SE10 8ES, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, Steven George, theatre, theatre review, world war one, WW1
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Journey’s End at Greenwich Theatre
RC Sherriff’s Journey’s End has been a considered a seminal piece of anti-war theatre since its first production in 1928 with Laurence Olivier as the lead. Today, the play’s significance still resonates, perhaps more than ever.
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Posted in London, Theatre
Tagged Adam Fletcher, Alex Forward, alexander ridgers, Ant White, anti-war, David Alwyn, david hutchinson, Dom Hodson, greenwich, greenwich theatre, James Hender, Jason Hall, journey's end, kemey lafond, London, Mark Middleton, Matt Tring, Matthew Pattimore, phillip rowntree, play, preview, R. C. Sherriff, RC Sherriff, SE10, SE10 8ES, sell a door, Sell A Door Theatre Company, Steven George, theatre, WW1
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Theatre Review: Follow the Rabbit
Yeah, maybe I’m getting too big for my britches and posting more pics of myself than most folks would care to see. But this time I doing it because, believe it or not, I was the star of the show … Continue reading
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Posted in Design, London, Theatre
Tagged Amelia Bennet, babel studios, drunk tank productions, follow the rabbit, immersive theatre, kemey lafond, Keri Danielle Chesser, lewis carroll, literature, review, Rosanna Mallinson, SE1, SE1 0AS, set design, sound design, southwark, southwark bridge road, theatre giant, theatre review, white queen
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Follow the Rabbit: Immersive Theatre Experience Based on the Works of Lewis Carroll
Follow The Rabbit is an immersive theatre experience co-produced by Theatre Giant and Drunk Tank Productions and based on the works of Lewis Carroll. Set and costume design for the White Queen by the one and only Kemey Lafond! Performances run from 15 … Continue reading
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London Life Photography Exhibition at Getty Images, Westfield Stratford City
I had a great time at last night’s opening of London Life at the Getty Images Gallery’s Westfield Stratford City outlet. Hosted by East Village, the exhibition showcases the work of some of London’s best amateur photographers – Kemey has … Continue reading
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The Projectionist: Film Industry Collaboration
Maybe I’m biased, but I love Kemey Lafond‘s art direction for this silent film. About The Projectionist: Students from five cohorts of UAL courses came together to work with acclaimed film director Jamie Thraves to produce a 16mm film produced in collaboration … Continue reading
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Posted in Celebrities, London, Movies, Video
Tagged alfred hitchcock, art direction, art director, BFI, british film, british film institute, cinema, film, Film Industry Collaboration, hitchcock, jamie thraves, kemey lafond, London, london college of communication, Movies, short film, silent film, the genius of hitchcock, The Projectionist, The Projectionist: Film Industry Collaboration, UAL, university of the arts london
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London Daily Photo: Rolling On
Photograph by Kemey Lafond, taken with the Nokia 808 Pureview, the next breakthrough in photography featuring a 41 megapixel sensor camera with Carl Zeiss lens. More specs here.
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Posted in London, London 2012, London 2012 with the Nokia 808 PureView, London Daily Photo, Photography
Tagged camera phone, closing ceremony, flag, kemey lafond, LDP, London, london 2012, london 2012 olympic closing ceremony, london 2012 olympic games, london 2012 olympic park, LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC STADIUM, London Daily Photo, mobile photography, nokia, nokia 808 pureview, Photography, rolls royce, smartphone, street photography, tires, wheels
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Good Stuff
Before I lose track and the frenetically festive season ramps up, here’s a list of list of some things I’ve come across lately and have really enjoyed but for whatever reason they didn’t get much mention on this blog, my … Continue reading
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Posted in Christmas, Coffee, Food, Good Stuff, London
Tagged anova books, cinema, clapton, domestic sluts, domestic sluttery, E5, E8, east india company, fashion for freedom, good st, hackney, hackney picturehouse, kemey lafond, lea river, lea river walk, London, map, medical aid for palestinians, Movies, westminster cathedral
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In Pictures: Deadmau5 Live @ Milbank Tower (Londonist)
In Pictures: Deadmau5 Live @ Milbank Tower Londonist, November 29, 2011 at 14:30 pm For fans of Deadmau5, last night’s open air concert at Milbank Tower was a bit of dream come true (if only for slightly less than an hour). Even … Continue reading
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Posted in London, Music, Photography
Tagged concert, deadmau5, free, freebie, HOUSE MUSIC, IN PICTURES, kemey lafond, lumia 800, LUMIA LIVE, MILBANK TOWER, music, nokia, Photography, river thames, thames
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London Daily Photo: Bullfighting
Photo by Kemey Lafond
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Posted in London, London Daily Photo, Photography
Tagged bull, greenwich, greenwich market, kemey lafond, LDP, London, London Daily Photo, Photography, signage
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