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Theatre Review: When Midnight Strikes, Upstairs at the Gatehouse

Posted on 2013-09-15 by tikichris

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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Fine Dining Fun at Christoffer Hruskova’s North Road (Great British Chef)

Posted on 2012-06-12 by tikichris

Clean. That’s the word, the concept, the feeling that kept coming to mind during my epically epicurean journey along North Road ‘s seven course tasting menu. The other recurring thought I had while dining my way through this seven course scenic feast … Continue reading →