The Bloomsbury Art Fair, 2012
5-8th July 2012 Nearest Tube: Russell Square http://www.bloomsbury-art-fair.com/ I went along to the Bloomsbury Art Fair on Sunday, and perhaps due to the weather, or maybe the ever increasing number...
View ArticleFringe Review: Benjamin Crellin Stands To Reason
Benjamin Crellin’s brand of comedy is mainly observational, sometimes shocking, often funny and always energetic. Opening to an almost empty room, it wasn’t hard to feel sorry for Benjamin and to...
View ArticleChasing The Grand Slam
The roar of Dragons, Wales is in flame, Beast-like strength, fearsome on the field, Wearing red to hide the stains of blood Like Spartan troops they wear their colours proud, The smaller nation...
View ArticleFringe Experience: Interview with The Drowsy Chaperone’s Roz Ford
Roz Ford (centre) played the female lead of the delightful musical, The Drowsy Chaperone, a journey through a charming yet lonesome musical theatre fan’s favorite 1920’s musical. The Edinburgh...
View ArticleThe Festivals of 2012
The Festivals of 2012 By Liam Martin It’s undeniable that the world of festivals has reached an apex in the UK, it’s festival event horizon. I don’t think it’s an exaggeration to suppose that there...
View ArticleGreen Man Festival 2012 – A Review
Depending on where you are in life, time is judged differently. For some two years wouldn’t be considered a substantial amount of time., for others it would feel like an age. Either way in two years,...
View ArticleThe xx – Coexist Review
How can a band that forged itself in a minimalist sound follow up their acclaimed debut without losing or alienating their fans? That was the question that posed itself to admirers and listeners of The...
View ArticleNominate your Twitterer of the year 2012 – who is your favourite Twitter user?
The Flaneur is running an end of year survey to find the best Twitter users of the year. It is very simple to take part – simply tweet @flaneurzine with the top Twitter users that you follow and that...
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