Articles by Lettie Mckie
Drink
By Lettie Mckie

London's Best Underground And Subterranean Bars

Sipping in secret locations.
By Lettie Mckie

The Best Cafés In London's Art Galleries

Where to refresh when you're done with the art.
By Lettie Mckie

5 Things You Probably Didn't Know About Camden Market

There's more to it than tatty DMs and street food.

By Lettie Mckie

7 Weird Facts About St Pancras Station

Quirks of King's Cross's neighbour.

By Lettie Mckie

7 Things You Might Not Have Done in Borough Market

Are you making the most of it?
By Lettie Mckie

Cheap Family Days Out: North East London

Beyond zone 1.
By Lettie Mckie

Not Even Michael Crawford Can Make The Go-Between A Great Musical: Review

LP Hartley's classic, done in the wrong genre.

 ★★★☆☆
By Lettie Mckie

We Hung Out In The Queue At Opening Night Of Harry Potter And The Cursed Child

And there didn't seem to be many children there.
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Tales Of FGM In Cuttin' It

Young actors give this play the edge.

 ★★★★☆
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Jacobi Steals Show In Branagh's Romeo And Juliet

Legendary actor outshines younger talent.

 ★★★★☆
By Lettie Mckie

A Double Bill Of One Man Shows At Park Theatre: Review

Bill Clinton, Greek heroes and the murky side of Catholicism.

 ★★★★☆
By Lettie Mckie

Young British TV Stars Are Great On Stage In This Is Living

Moving play tells story of grief.
By Lettie Mckie

Cheap Family Days Out: North West London

Planes, farms and Romantic poets.
By Lettie Mckie

Cheap Family Days Out: South East London

Castles, farms and airports.
Museums & Galleries
By Lettie Mckie

Where To Take Geeky Kids In London

Adventures in town for budding Einsteins, Lovelaces and Brunels.
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Extraterrestrial Fun For Under 5s In The Polar Bears Go Up

Cuddly mime for all the family.

 ★★★★☆
By Lettie Mckie

Review: Discover India's Third Gender In The House Of In Between

A look at Hijra in the 21st century.

 ★★★☆☆
By Lettie Mckie

Review: How Does ISIS Recruit Teenagers? Another World Shows

The heartbreaking truth of radicalisation.

 ★★★★★