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Afternoon Tea at The Delaunay

Feb 10 2019

Last Updated on 09 February 2019

Carolina Kon

Situated amidst the London West End theatres is The Delaunay, a stunning all day café and restaurant which can be found just off the Aldwych. One of the reasons to visit The Delaunay is their afternoon tea which is served seven days a week between 3 and 6pm.

Once you enter the main building, there is a very nice receptionist that welcomes you and leads you to your table. The café restaurant area is quite vast and it seems inspired by the European Grand Café appearances, which makes it seem rather majestic.

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The biggest festival for creators and influencers in the world VidCon comes to London 14 – 17 February 2019

Dec 21 2018

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Last Updated on 21 December 2018

Monica Costa

In 2019 exCel London will host a festival called VidCon for kids and pre-teens to meet their favourite creators and YouTubers including the opportunity to attend a fan Q&As, panels, workshops and meet and greets. VidCon is regarded as the biggest festival for creators and influencers in the world and London kids will finally get to experience it for the first time. VidCon is the longest established show and summit for the creator and online video community of its type and has expanded year on year, with more than 90,000 attendees worldwide in 2018. VidCon has been running for ten years across the USA and more recently Australia, and is well-known for its extremely sophisticated standard when it comes to live show production.

I cannot wait to be part of VidCon myself.

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West End review: Bat Out of Hell – The Musical

Dec 20 2018

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Last Updated on 21 December 2018

Monica Costa

Jim Steinman’s Bat Out Of Hell – The Musical is a romantic adventure about rebellious youth and passionate love, set against the backdrop of a post-cataclysmic city adrift from the mainland. It gets the full 5 out of 5 stars from me. I personally loved everything about this musical: the compelling dystopian story, the rock music by Meat Loaf, the performances, the choreography and the special effects. It’s a shame it ends in January 2019 because I would have happily gone back to see it again. Read my full verdict here.