There’s no doubt about it. New feel-good comedy musical Mrs Doubtfire is a surefire hit, my dears! Read my full Musicals magazine review obtainable from here
Musicals Magazine Review: MRS DOUBTFIRE, Shaftesbury Theatre
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Broadway World Review: MARGOT LA ROUGE/LE VILLI, Opera Holland Park
Loss, revenge and redemption in two short operas at Opera Holland Park. Read my full Broadway World review here
BWW Interview: Director Cressida Brown talks about THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF SMACK AND CRACK at the Riverside Studios
Cressida Brown discusses a love story set against a backdrop of addiction and riots at the height of Thatcherism in the 80s. Read my Broadway World story here
Love me, love my dog
As more people keep pets these days, it’s important sellers and landlords consider the significance of pets in residential property. Read my Rose & Partners blog here
That little place I know
Discovering interesting “go to” places in the capital can make your day. Read my Rose & Partners’ blog here
Home of the Week
From Death on the Nile to life on the Thames: David Suchet’s riverside flat. Read my article in The Times here
Secret gardens of London
Harvest your favourite patch of green from our list of London’s hidden gardens
City Slickers
Super-savvy financiers are moving their money into equally smart new developments in these modern metropolitan hubs.
Five of the best: homes for young families
A climbing wall, brightly hued playroom and baby ballet are keeping children amused in cheery new schemes
From grotty to glorious
Technology and telecoms consultant Stefan Zehle, who runs London-based Coleago Consulting, swapped safe, suburban Bavaria for edgy Notting Hill in the 1970s. “London was very different back then, very drab. But it was also hugely exciting for an ambitious 19-year-old,” he says.
Cheryl Markosky 