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Heather Doughty

Glass meets Caleb Femi – the Young People’s Laureate for London

PECKHAM-born Caleb Femi is a poet, photographer, filmmaker and English teacher. The first and current titleholder of Young People’s Laureate

Glass reviews Road at the Royal Court, London

“Why’s the world so tough? It’s like walking through meat in high heels.” IT’S been 31 years since Jim

Glass reviews Lead Suspect at the Kings Head Theatre, London

OFF The Middle’s last piece of theatre earlier this year, In Other Words, tackled issues around dementia and the power

Glass enjoys the new brunch menu at The Piano Works, Farringdon, London

THERE’S no denying it, the bottomless brunch’trend continues to grow in the bustling capital and the latest establishment to use

Glass reviews The Ferryman at the Royal Court Theatre, London

“Vanishing. It’s a powerful word that.” JEZ Butterworth has fast become one of the most influential and ground-breaking British playwrights

Glass sits down for dinner at Treves & Hyde restaurant in Aldgate East

ALDGATE East is a funny little spot, just on the edge of the hustle and bustle of Liverpool Street and

Pay With A Poem on World Poetry Day

WITH World Poetry Day taking place today, Viennese coffee roasters Julius Meinl are encouraging poetry as a form of expression

Glass reviews … Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf, Harold Pinter Theatre

EDWARD Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf is a play that takes no prisoners. Making an absolute racket is the

Glass reviews In Other Words at The Hope Theatre, Islington, London

THE power of music, or one particular song in this case, to transport someone back to a different time, alleviate


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