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Music Review: Taylor Swift Eras Tour

Taylor Swift Eras Tour, a marathon concert which is an autobiography in time, space and sound. Taylor Swift has cherry-picked songs from each era of her life which correspond to each album. And she’s globe-trotting. 5/5 stars and I’m not a Swifty: for her sheer good-nature, her voice, her lyrics, her costumes, and her sets. Good-nature She had me welling up with her heart-felt thanks…
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Pop-up event: Trolls Happy Place in Piccadilly, a joy-powered celebration of togetherness

On a crisp and sunny October day, I attended the grand opening of Trolls Happy Place in Piccadilly, London. This pop-up activity shop located next to Fortrum & Mason was a vibrant celebration of World Smile Day and the upcoming release of DreamWorks Animation’s new film, “Trolls Band Together.” The event was graced by the presence of the multi-talented choreographer and…
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Riverside Studios show review: Flowers for Mrs Harris, a heart-warming ode to kindness and dreams

In Bronagh Lagan’s enchanting production of Flowers for Mrs Harris, the enduring potency of simple kindness and decency takes centre stage. While the show’s initial act meticulously establishes its characters, patient theatregoers are richly rewarded with a profoundly touching second act that lingers long after the curtains fall. Jenna Russell’s portrayal of Ada Harris, the…
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Pop-Up review: Loki Experience at OXO2, OXO Tower, is a glimpse into the TVA Universe

For all the die-hard fans of Marvel’s Loki experience, the TVA Universe pop-up event at OXO2, OXO Tower, is a must-see. London Mums checked it out (without the kids). This special pop-up brings a taste of the Marvel Cinematic Universe to life, allowing visitors to step into the shoes of the infamous Loki and explore the Time Variance Authority. The experience offers a series of recreated…
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West End review: Unbelievable, an immersive comedy show with a sprinkle of magic

Unbelievable, currently gracing the stage at West End’s Criterion Theatre, is a departure from traditional magic shows, offering a delightful blend of comedy and audience engagement. It’s akin to a lively holiday resort evening entertain, where the audience becomes an active part of the entertainment. While the immersive experience is thoroughly enjoyable, it’s important to note…
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Imagining a car-free future: London takes the lead

Rishi Sunak has watered down the governments green agenda but Brits believe London will be the first car-free city in the world, according to a major new survey. Mayor Khan has expanded the capital’s ULEZ zone and has refused to budge on the issue despite residents’ anger. In the recent study conducted on the heels of Mayor Khan’s ULEZ initiative, Brits were asked to speculate on…
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SIX The Musical: A vibrant retelling of Her-story

In the heart of London’s West End, a dazzling spectacle awaited me at the Vaudeville Theatre last night. “SIX The Musical” took the stage, offering a fresh perspective on the lives of Henry VIII’s six wives. This modern, high-energy production transforms history into a sassy pop concert, blending captivating performances with cleverly reimagined tales of queens who refused…
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Discover the magic: Top 10 must-visit locations in London

Discover the magic: Top 10 must-visit locations in London. London, a city that seamlessly marries tradition with modernity, is a treasure trove of iconic landmarks, historic sites, and vibrant neighbourhoods. Whether you’re a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply seeking to explore, London offers an unforgettable experience. Join us as we unveil the top 10 locations…
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A grand affair: Ballroom extravaganza at Buckingham Palace during Queen Victoria's reign

Welcome, dear London Mums, to a journey back in time to the grandiose and enchanting era of Queen Victoria’s reign. In the midst of this era’s strict social norms and decorum, the ballroom at Buckingham Palace shone as a beacon of joy, elegance, and romance. A time when dance was not merely a form of amusement but an essential element of courtship and societal interaction. In this…
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Theatre review: Midsummer Mechanicals, a hilarious Mockspeare for kids

The Midsummer Mechanicals is appropriate for ages 6-12 and 25+; at Shakespeare’s Globe, Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, till 26 August. Bestest funniest thing ever, go Go GO! This is a comedy-for-kids spin-off from A Midsummer Night’s Dream, focussing in on Bottom & Co., the band of am-dram labourers, who are still fancying themselves as actors one year later, and have secured another…
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