Articles by Aoife Yourell
Secret Cinema: Bringing films to life gets mysterious and mental
Can you keep a secret? The First Pint followed a host of mysterious characters to get to the bottom of Secret Cinema’s November production, which took place in an abandoned NHS hospital. The results gave our minds a shock…
London Flat Hunting: Do’s, don’ts and some useful tips
It’s that time of year again for the flat hunting feeding frenzy. Here we offer advice and tips on searching for flats, watching for deals, and keeping your temper.
No Soul for Sale at the Tate Modern?
The Tate Modern has been celebrating its 10th anniversary with a number of unique exhibitions, including May’s ‘Festival of Independents’ called No Soul for Sale. But following the discovery that the Tate receives sponsorship from BP, many can’t help but wonder: is the Tate’s soul for sale?
River Sounding: Immersed in the Thames at Somerset House
For the past few weeks, Somerset House has been home to a unique visitor: the River Thames. The exhibit, River Sounding, takes the sights and sounds of the river to dry land. Watch our audio slideshow to experience it yourself.
All Stitched Up: Late Night at the Victoria and Albert Museum
The Victoria and Albert Museum is known for its spectacular mish-mash of collections, and at night it’s no different. Monthly themed parties bring the current exhibits to life. Watch our audio slideshow to see what happened.
Round 2: Improv theatre gets bite-sized
The Factory’s theatrical performances are based on improvisation and the actor’s personalities. With Round 2, they go one step further offering London’s theatre buffs 10 minute long plays to enjoy.
Tube etiquette in London
We’ve all used London transport enough times to know there’s an unspoken etiquette – and it’s not exactly the nicest. People keep to themselves. Eye contact is rare. But every once in a while, something bizarre happens – and you can’t help but smile.
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