It's a mystery and that’s more up my street because it always boils down to two people battling for the win. This drama is adapted from 1996 novel written by Margaret Atwood. The inspiration for the novel come true life case of Grace Marks, an Irish immigrant who with James McDermott; was convicted of the [...]
Author: curatedbyjoyce
The Lady from the Sea
Last Friday I went to see Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea at the Donmar Warehouse, as everyone knows the Donmar Warehouse is one of my favourite studio theatres in London. So the plays focuses on Ellida, who is married to Dr Wangel but feel claustrophobic and restless in her marriage and swims in the [...]
Art and Black History Month
Pinch punch, it’s Black History Month in U.K. In the past had a love hate relationship to Black History Month, for me there was not enough history. Luckily things are starting to change and so l thought I would create a short of events in London that display Black culture. Art There is so much [...]
My Go to Summer Make Up Look
So we are well and truly into Summer in the UK, I thought I’d share the make up bits I using. During the summer I tend to switch to concealer and just apply it where I need it. I been using the Nars Soft Matt Complete Concealer for this in Amanda and Café, just blend [...]
Current Summer Fashion Favorites
The Cambridge Satchel Company is an unusual brand for me to go for, but I have fallen in love with their Large Saddle bags. I bought this Orangey-browny colour Large Saddle bag in the sale. The leather is thick and stiff, so the bag will hold its shape; plus the branding and hardwear is subtle [...]
Aegon Tennis Championships
I love to watch sports. My darling man manage to get me ticket to the Aegon Mens Tennis Championship sat The Queen's Club in London. The Queen's Club is the world's second multi purpose sports complex and was named after HM Queen Victoria, it's first patron. Nowadays , The Queen's Club is a private sporting [...]
The Goat or Who is Sylvia?
I always loved this Absurdist tragedy, since I first read it in drama school. I thought ‘Wow what a way of looking at love and society.’ This play is about a happily married couple in their fifties that is destroyed when the husband falls in love in very unusual manner-I trying not to give to [...]
Guilty Viewing Pleasures
When it comes to TV, I love my hardcore drama like,'Line of Duty', 'Shots Fired', The Good Wife; but sometimes you need some mindless viewing. This is were Netfilx 'Riverdale' comes in. I loved this show. It's not my usual viewing material, but I really enjoyed this series. It took two to watch the first season [...]
New Nigerians at the Arcola Theatre
The Arcola theatre is one of my favourite studio theatres in London because it's situated in Dalston, Hackney where I can get a plate of great Caribbean or Turkish food and the ticket price are reasonable. New Nigerian is written by Olapipo Agboluaje, Hackney resident of British and Nigerian descent who has his work performed [...]
24: Legacy
I love 24. It’s one of the few shows, I’ve re-watched over and over again. I was really excited to see a re-imaging of the 24 formats. The first episode aired on Sunday 5th Feb on FOX, after the Superbowl. So, it is as good? Yes it is as good, but that’s a bad thing. [...]