Kaye Holland

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Sweeney Todd: chilling yet charming

Sweeney Todd: chilling yet charming

Cast aside any preconceptions of musicals (and Michael Ball) that you might have. Director Jonathan Kent’s revival of Stephen Sondheim’s gorgeously grisly musical – based on the 1973 play, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, by Christopher Bond – is a million miles away from the bubblegum musicals that permeate the rest of the West End.

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The Bombay Brasserie: still spicing up London’s restaurant scene

The Bombay Brasserie: still spicing up London’s restaurant scene

The Bombay Brasserie, in salubrious South Kensington, has remained a firm fixture on London’s fine dining scene since it first opened its doors back in 1982 and following a recent makeover, it’s easy to understand why: expect high ceilings, plush furnishings and stunning chandeliers in the opulent dining room and armchairs and walls adorned with pictures of the Raj in the adjoining bar cum conservatory.

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Top Five Sushi Spots In London

Top Five Sushi Spots In London

Love your sushi and sashimi? You’re in the right city. London has a love affair with sushi and chances are wherever you find yourself, you’ll never be far from a restaurant serving the Japanese delicacy. Here are five of the best in town…

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Three of the best pop ups

Three of the best pop ups

London loves a pop up – a bar, restaurant or retail outlet that occupies an unused building for a brief period of time. Haute Living London lets you in on three pop ups that are rocking our world right now

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