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Films get made into plays these days – Itchy thinks it’s all a way of returning to the simple things in life… who needs a widescreen telly when you can watch real people doing real stuff on stage, eh? Matilda was a massive success, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory promises to be incredible, but what about an 80s cult … Continue reading
Itchy couldn’t wait to sample the delights of recently re-opened Tuttons in Covent Garden, especially after finding out that our parents used to go there while “courting” as a “special treat” – aw. The restaurant has a Parisian bistro in the 1920’s feel, with beautiful booths, ornate lights and lots of mirrors. There seemed to be all … Continue reading
Itchy was feeling a bit worried about Go Ape. We were aware that involved heights, swinging through trees and zip wires… but we hadn’t quite processed this, until we had a nightmare about crossing a motorway on a high rope-bridge-walkway without any railings the night before our visit. Cue some rather scared people. We arrived … Continue reading
Open air theatre. During a normal summer, this would fill Itchy with glee. Bare shoulders, picnics, a rug to snuggle up under after dark – perfect. But not this summer. Oh no, this summer is being an absolute tool and pretending to be autumn/winter. So when we were invited to watch A Midsummer Night’s Dream … Continue reading
Itchy is no stranger to exams… and as a result, we are also no stranger to the precise art of procrastination. For those of you who don’t know about the wonderful phenomenon of procrastination (and we’re pretty certain that 99.9% of the student population is oh-too aware of it, but just humour us while we … Continue reading
Las Iguanas has a slightly overwhelming menu. Itchy sat there for a good 10 minutes before we’d even decided what column to order from, let alone what actual dish we fancied. After a long debate about the merits of nachos vs tostadas we managed to order a round of tapas. They came out quickly and … Continue reading
Emily Friend 