Dior treasures and wonders may be just metres away, but there is another exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum which is not to be missed: the retrospective dedicated to Mary Quant. It immerses us right back into the fun … Continue reading MARY JUST WANNA HAVE FUN
Rhiannon D’Averc reviews The Hunt, now playing at the Almeida theatre. A woman walks onto the stage and welcomes us all to the theatre. She makes a quip about the heavy winds which are, indeed, plaguing the streets outside. This … Continue reading Theatre Review: THE HUNT – 5 stars
**** 4 out of 5 stars Rhiannon D’Averc reviews the latest showing of Sam Shepard’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play. Last time Kit Harington took to the boards in London, the queues were so long that camping equipment was advisable. While the day tickets … Continue reading TRUE WEST – VAUDEVILLE THEATRE REVIEW
*** Rhiannon D’Averc reviews a current London production. Anthony and Cleopatra at the National Theatre stars Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo. Taking on a play that is not one of Shakespeare’s best can seem a tall order for even the … Continue reading Review: ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA – NATIONAL THEATRE
Ellie Dyson reviews Gill Stark’s new book. A new must-have book has arrived in the form of Gill Stark’s inspiring guide from Bloomsbury Visual Arts Publishing, entitled ‘The Fashion Show’. Stark’s recipe for success offers just over 200 pages of … Continue reading BOOK REVIEW – THE FASHION SHOW BY GILL STARK
Rhiannon D’Averc reviews the new documentary release about the life and work of Alexander McQueen. Alexander McQueen is almost a god in our industry. Ask almost anyone whose work inspires them the most – ask almost anyone of my generation … Continue reading Review: MCQUEEN
