‘Life About Face’ – Artist Sarah Farrell at Palatine
Sarah Farrell is an up-and-coming northern artist based in London.
MA11Zeldin-ONeill Archive
The Body Adorned: Expressing ourselves through dressing
Why do we wear what we wear? Does the way we dress have deeper meaning or is dress superficial? What …
April 2, 2012/
Features, Uncategorized/
Review: Adam Kay, ‘Smutty Songs’ at Lanterns Studio Theatre
Adam Kay’s dark re-imaginings of rock and pop songs have gained him a cult following across the UK. He first …
Smut, grand pianos, and the Underground: comic Adam Kay
It has been 7 years since Adam Kay reached that rather unusual crossroad where he was forced to choose between …
February 28, 2012/
Features/
New art gallery bar in Stoke Newington showcases talent
Scores of artists and art lovers gathered in Stoke Newington last night to mark the opening of the area’s latest …
February 25, 2012/
Arts/
Elton’s piano fine tunes new Isle of Dogs venue
Yamaha have donated Elton John’s £120,000 grand piano to a new converted performance space in the Great Eastern Enterprise Estate …
December 20, 2011/
Society, Tower Hamlets/
Pupils compete to win Olympic laptops
The London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games is offering the primary schools of Tower Hamlets the chance …
December 14, 2011/
Education, Tower Hamlets/
Bid to be first official Fairtrade school
Year nine girls from Bishop Challoner Catholic Collegiate School launched a bid to be Tower Hamlets’ first official Fairtrade school after joining …
December 9, 2011/
Environment, Tower Hamlets/
Hackney cafe culture under threat from council
Eateries in Hackney have reported that police have asked them to remove chairs and tables from their outdoor seating areas.
December 2, 2011/
Hackney/
Business as usual despite crime rate drop
Crime rates in Dalston have dropped by over a third since a gang of drug dealers was taken off the …
Review: How the World Began
There is more to this play than a tired religious debate, writes Sophie Zeldin-O’Neill.
Indies thriving as council refuses pizza chain
Independent cafes selling fresh produce in Honor Oak Park continue to thrive, while plans for a new pizza restaurant in …
Ken Loach: “It’s a wretched old world we’ve handed on”
Ken Loach is as politically outspoken as ever. With 3 million people preparing to strike on November 30’s ‘day of …
November 18, 2011/
Features/
Children in Need helps your neighbours with £850k
This Friday, London will play host to the 31st Children in Need event. Organisations across Croydon, Lewisham, Hackney and Tower …
Pick of the Line: 11/11/11 – 18/11/11
EastLondonLines hand-picks the best places to see and be seen over the coming week. I think you’ll find we’re always …
November 10, 2011/
Upcoming, What To Do This Week/