Monthly Archives: November 2011
The name’s Fleming. Ian Fleming.
I’ve recently been acquainting myself with one of the most iconic characters of the twentieth century, a secret agent by the name of James Bond. Everyone knows James Bond. The tuxedo, the gun, the enigmatic smile, the Aston Martin DB5, … Continue reading
Filed under 20th Century, History, Literature, Notable Londoners
Dame Thora and the Killer Coat
London has no shortage of unusual ghost stories, from the Bald Chicken of Pond Square to Scratching Fanny of Cock Lane. Many of these unhappy shades choose to haunt Theatreland – and why not? If you’re looking for a spooky … Continue reading
Filed under 20th Century, Arts, Covent Garden, History, London, Occult, Paranormal, Psychogeography, Theatre, West End
Great balls of fire!
The midweek post comes a little early this time around, chums. Allow me to explain. You see, once again, Yr. Humble Chronicler is doing a show. But no ordinary show. This time, Youth Action Theatre is spreading its wings somewhat … Continue reading
Filed under Current events, London, Music, Suburbia, Theatre
