When playing is a form of art, a morning with Assemble Play

installation Rana Begum at Pitzhanger manor

When playing is a form of art, a morning with Assemble Play

Last weekend I had the best day out with my little boy. After hearing a lot of good reviews about an exhibition by Rana Begum at the Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery I was considering going to visit; then I learned that Assemble play was going to be there and I had no more doubts. After traveling [continua a leggere...]

Lost in Samsara, when a business makes the difference in others’ lives

The passion for traveling, the desire to make a difference, and contributing to the change of the consumeristic mentality to which we are all addicted in this hemisphere of the world, are just some of the reasons that pushed two Italian girls, Marvi and Alessia, to start a new adventure. So, in [continua a leggere...]

Make Do Play an oasis of happiness for kids of all ages

The need to discover, the instinctive desire to make sense of small things, getting to know small people as well as adults, discovering different materials, colours, and scents with an expression that is sometimes a bit serious but then breaks into a sudden laugh at the first unexpected [continua a leggere...]

Lamezia pizzeria, for the real Italian pizza lovers.

In recent years, many Italian pizzerias have been opened in London giving a lot of choice to Londoners looking for the famous Italian dish. Some of those places are very popular and yet, I found that they are not necessarily the best ones. As an Italian always on the mission to find unique gems [continua a leggere...]

LFFF 2018: once more, with feminism.

Since it was founded in 2012, the London Feminist Film Festival’s mission has been to support women and non-binary filmmakers in the male-dominated film industry, to get women’s stories out there, and to inspire feminist discussion and activism. It has been described as a “vacation to [continua a leggere...]

The Cry of the Double Bass, a new contemporary opera to be on stage for the Tête à Tête Festival

An award-winning choreographer, Riccardo Buscarini is an artist known for focusing on constantly changing his creative approach to choreography and exploring its possible interactions with other art forms. His works to date are all quite different and include pieces for the stage, urban spaces and [continua a leggere...]

La Polenteria, 64 Old Compton Street, W1D 4UQ

La Polenteria, the first 100% gluten-free Italian Restaurant in London

Today I am taking you to “La Polenteria”, a small cozy and cool restaurant, for an experience of pure love. Passion for good food, healthiness, a touch of tradition and the modern fusion cuisine are the main ingredients of La Polenteria, a 100% gluten free restaurant located in the heart of [continua a leggere...]

The 100 club, where the music was born

A proper, real, music lover, cannot be unaware of the existence of a club where actually, the entire London music scene was born. I am talking about “The 100”, one of the oldest music venues in Uk which you can find at 100 Oxford Street, London’s main high [continua a leggere...]

Articles by Cristina Carducci