In 1924, South Kentish Town tube station was closed down. Shortly after this, a train stopped there mistakenly and a passenger got off. As the train drove off, Mr Brackett disappeared into the darkness. No one knows if he ever escaped and so became the story of The Lost Passenger. The urban ...
Nights Out
The Great Immersive Gatsby
Right, let's start this off with two facts about me... The Great Gatsby** is one of those books I always felt like I should have read but never really got round to. So, a couple of years ago I spotted it was on offer on my Kindle and thought I'd pick it up. Come to think of it, it was probably to ...
On Your Marks, Get Set, It’s The Big London Bake
I've been harbouring dreams of going on the Great British Bake Off since that tent found it's home in Welford Park. I have illusions of grandeur when it comes to my baking skills. I know, in reality, I'm not up to GBBO standards but I can still dream, right? Well actually, I don't have to ...
Witchcraft and Wizardry at Escape London
If you’ve been reading my blog for a while you’ll know that this year I’ve become a bit of an escape room aficionado. I’ve been racking up the visits to them and I haven’t yet failed to get out. I’ve even set a few records. I’ve tried a few of Escape London’s rooms now. I’ve tried The Cabin, Escape ...
Am I Awake? Somnai, London
Immersive theatre has always intrigued me but it’s not something that I’ve tried. I think my own social insecurities have always held me back. I never really want to be centre of attention. I know this might seem like shocking news to some of you. You’re the chosen ones, feel special ok? Haha. When ...
Mixing Magic Potions at The Cauldron, East London
All my magical dreams came true in a little bar, called The Cauldron, just minutes away from Dalston Kingsland Station. Get your minds out of the gutter, I mean this 100% literally. I was whisked away to a world of witchcraft, wizardry and alcohol. Upon arrival, I was handed a robe and a ...