In Which I Stop Lecturing My Roommate About Buildings and Get Schooled on London Cuisine for a Change

Gymkhana – A New Food Experience I have shamelessly benefited from having a roommate, Isaac (Table_4_Three) who is an expert in all things culinary, and two weeks into the trip I found myself sitting down in the Michelin-starred restaurant Gymkhana, near the Green Park tube stop, and just around the corner from the Ritz Hotel. …

New Nibbles, Familiar Faces, and the Quest for Queen Victoria’s Sponge Cake

Spending just short of a month in an entirely different country, combined with spending most of that time in one of the most international and diverse cities in the globe, leaves one with countless possibilities in regards to food. And, given that food accounts for nearly fifty percent of my personal spending on this trip …

Girl on an Altar

Fringe theater is defined by the Collins English Dictionary as a theatrical performance that is unconventional or otherwise distinct from the mainstream. But in modern terms, fringe theater can be classified as any small theater company performance to anything that is uncategorizable. It is equivalent to New York’s Off-Off Broadway. While here in London, I …

An Assortment of Animals and Anticlimax

As an American Abroad, the arts abound with an assortment of artistic aberrations from the average as I’ve come to know them and oof now I’m tired of this gimmick. Basically, the British way of theatre has its merit, that is to be sure, but there are times when stylistic choice (and the issues to …

The Fringe Theatre Experience

Rainer, Arcola Theatre June 15th After our long journey to Kew Gardens, Isaac and I prepared ourselves for the trip to another fringe experience. I was quite hesitant going in because I had strong negative feelings towards Lift. I was consistently confused during Lift and could not follow any plot or dialogue, so I was …