Horse skulls melted together and the leg of a cyborg.
Orwell's novel, adapted with gusto.
Nine Songs' imagery is diverse and evocative
Drool...
Residents, performers and local history combine.
Celebrate feature-length and short films.
Fishmonger extraordinaire.
The Final Revelation of Sherlock Holmes at the Pleasance.
A featureless ten foot tall sculpture towers over visitors.
Lovely rustic pub in Barnsbury.
Miss this Sadler's Wells production at your peril.
Museum of the Order of St John holds rare treasure.
New store on Farringdon Road.
Sleep-deprived hysterics.
Three dance works in Mark Morris's uniquely musical style.
Local landmark gains lottery funds.
The Taming of the Shrew is all slapstick humour in John Cranko's ballet.
Like haute cuisine - a five course taster menu showcasing two exquisite dancers.
The medieval and Tudor survival few get to see.
Sandpits Avenue and League of St George give us conflict, alienation and excellent tunes.
Architect's face only visible from one angle.
A very unhappy unbirthday at the Old Red Lion Theatre.
One of the best pubs in Angel.
The only pub on the canal in Islington.
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