Eating outside the box – Ginza, Northampton, restaurant review
Penda has been keen to go to Ginza in Northampton for some months. And no, it’s definitely not just raw fish. A Japanese restaurant on Wellingborough Road ticks lots of [...]
Reviews
The world shaping effect of music
Reviewing the situation with Lena Davis Lena has been a music producer, writer and Personal Manager; a photographer and journalist and, over thirty years ago, got together [...]
Masterpiece of masterpieces
Alan Moore reviews The Last London by Iain Sinclair Monumental in every sense, The Last London is a beautifully-chiselled hieroglyphic capstone set in place atop the [...]
Red Lion is still worth its salt
Someone flashing their knickers at you for two hours might sound like an ideal night out for some. But when you’re out for an anniversary meal with your beloved at The [...]
Death of a Salesman: Capitalism, A Love Story
Writer Tre Ventour reacts to Death of a Salesman at Royal & Derngate… Salesman Willy Loman (Nicholas Woodeson) is a man in crisis. He’s about to sacked from his [...]
Jungle is massive
Alan Moore explores The Erstwhile, the second book in the Brian Catling fantasy trilogy that began with The Vorrh… It was some few years ago, just after I’d emerged [...]
Get your teeth into identity
The final vent in the Transition project was themed around Identity with exhibition of works from Steve Godfrey & Roy Wallace. Steve Godfrey explored Vampiric Presence [...]
Get your name on the teamsheet
Let me start with a disclaimer. It was a beautiful day at Sixfields Stadium when I arrived for the preview of The Twelfth Player. (And if you haven’t already heard, [...]
Hot foot to Zapato Lounge
“ZAPATO? Is that going to be spicy food?, asks grumpy daughter, dragged into town to get presents for a sibling. Clearly she’s not fluent in Spanish. Zapato means shoe, [...]