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Making the most of your surroundings: Year Review
It's been a little over a year since I re-entered London to pursue my next project, my doctoral research into exclusions in online spaces. It's also been about seven years and three weeks since I first connected to the capital, I mention this only because today I was not clocked as being from anywhere else. [...]
Twelfth Night
Having always wanted to see a Shakespeare Production at The Globe theatre, I was a bit disheartened by this production at a small theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue. However as with all my pre-conceptions I should not have wasted an ounce of worry. Not only was Stephen Fry playing a whimsical Malvolio, with his luxurious voice [...]
Jersey Boys
So in October, just before my anniversary, I had a little relationship bump. My amazing but at times irritating boyfriend seemed as all men do distant. Now I admit at times I am not the best person, I may not always know or want to talk but I do want action! He did his best [...]
Wicked: The Musical
Although in the end we didn't get the full day of hanging around the Victoria area of London due to other commitment, the musical itself was a masterpiece of emotional involvement. The only photograph I had time to take. Having heard lots of opinions and thoughts about this piece of modern theatre, I tried to [...]
Skyfall Review
..Give me a while to process it.. Skyfall was the window into the heart of Bond. But a modern, disillusioned and realistically reserved Bond. His life pre and post-Bond status and his fears are written out by a mediocre script but amazing action scenes. Oh and some scenes bring tears, others a very British nod [...]
Review: Born into Brothels; Calcutta’s Red Light Kids.
If you are ever stuck for inspiration, feeling low and generally think "Life isn't faiiir - Wahhh" (in the whingiest voice ever) then this documentary is for you. I mean we've all been there, right? You're feeling T-E-R-R-A-BAD.. and you know nothing is going to cheer you up. But my friends this is not the [...]
Review: Born into Brothels; Calcutta’s Red Light Kids.
If you are ever stuck for inspiration, feeling low and generally think "Life isn't faiiir - Wahhh" (in the whingiest voice ever) then this documentary is for you. I mean we've all been there, right? You're feeling T-E-R-R-A-BAD.. and you know nothing is going to cheer you up. But my friends this is not the [...]
Mariam Kauser 