21 December 2009
20 December 2009
11 December 2009
10 December 2009
6 December 2009
5 December 2009
Tanqueray Gin
What a slick looking website. Very simple but nice.
Also check out one of their commercials:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R91g8E88U9c
Also check out one of their commercials:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R91g8E88U9c
Carluccio's at Christmas
Their Christmas evenings invitation via post was very festive and well thought out by their PR/marketing team. I shall definitely try and make one of the evenings.
Academics versus administration?
Particularly read the comments posted about this article. What do you think? I'm slightly on the fence about this one.
3 December 2009
22 November 2009
Better Than Nothing
This is a work in progress but it has flashes of brilliance and definite potential.
The creative thinking of Josh Canfield, it clearly shows his love and "the right touch" for musicals. Showcased at the Shaw Theatre, London, it was a delight to watch for someone who doesn't come from a musical or theatre background, but knows what she likes.
What stood out for me was the whole entity and not any one person; song (although a few were excellent and needs no re-working like the Audition Song/Panel's Lament) or line.
With only a piano; a table and a few chairs for props, if Mr Canfield was given a chance, this show and him could develop into something special. All the players gave their time freely and only had 4 rehearsals together before the one night showcase; impressive and professional are the words that spring to mind.
The show's writer, Billy Haney, only started writing this musical 4 months ago and in such a short time with other commitments, Ms Haney and Mr Canfield have come up with something that is a truly good developing piece of work.
As I type they are both working on another musical. It seems that sooner or later, they'll become more well-known than just amongst their friends.
The creative thinking of Josh Canfield, it clearly shows his love and "the right touch" for musicals. Showcased at the Shaw Theatre, London, it was a delight to watch for someone who doesn't come from a musical or theatre background, but knows what she likes.
What stood out for me was the whole entity and not any one person; song (although a few were excellent and needs no re-working like the Audition Song/Panel's Lament) or line.
With only a piano; a table and a few chairs for props, if Mr Canfield was given a chance, this show and him could develop into something special. All the players gave their time freely and only had 4 rehearsals together before the one night showcase; impressive and professional are the words that spring to mind.
The show's writer, Billy Haney, only started writing this musical 4 months ago and in such a short time with other commitments, Ms Haney and Mr Canfield have come up with something that is a truly good developing piece of work.
As I type they are both working on another musical. It seems that sooner or later, they'll become more well-known than just amongst their friends.
19 November 2009
Detective - Yuko Nasu's solo show
I'm hoping to go and see this artist's exhibition. If anyone else goes, do please tell me what you think about it.
London Met gets a new boss
To all former London Met students, you know who you are, check out this article reported in the Times Higher Education (THE). Let's hope he has morals...
14 November 2009
The Sartorialist
What a cool blog, loving the fact that it's also been collated into a book.
thesartorialist.blogspot.com
Kick Ass - Trailer
See More Kick-Ass Box Art at IGN.comhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5BYmN02kVT0
Check out this trailer, it's SO good!
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