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English National Ballet's Rhythm Riot | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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English National Ballet has brought a new triple bill to Sadler’s Wells this autumn and it certainly lives up to its name – Rhythm Riot. These are three very different pieces and, indeed, rhythms, some it has to be said, more successful than others. It kicks off with Balanchine who, given his reputation as one of America’s greatest choreographers, is seen here surprisingly infrequently. This is partly due to his very particular style that doesn’t suit every company but ENB are on top of his angu
Thelma and Louise at The Young Vic | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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It was 1991 that the film of Thelma and Louise first appeared, a sweeping road journey through iconic southern Americana landscapes, as dazzling cinematically as it was gritty (and indeed funny) in its tale of two women on the run. Callie Khouri won an Oscar for her screenplay and she had always wanted to turn it into a musical. In the new version now running at the Young Vic, she does exactly that. There are, inevitably, some sacrifices. Those sweeping landscapes have disappeared and, with them
Heavenly Like Sunday Morning: Los Mochis | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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On a grey autumnal Sunday morning, something that’s a little uplifting, even heavenly, might seem rather appealing. This could take the form of communal hymn singing or, there again, you might let someone else do the singing and head to the Cielo experience at Los Mochis. Cielo – Spanish for heaven – is a new idea for Los Mochis, the Mexican-Japanese restaurant that sits atop the 100 Liverpool Street building and it’s freshly launched as their Sunday Rooftop Ritual (Cielo also means “sky” and th
The Many Faces of Miami | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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Art Deco icon, Cuban heartland, bohemian village, wild wetland doorstep, Anna Selby discovers that Miami’s real character lies not on Ocean Drive, but in the neighbourhoods that surround it… Fly into Miami and the postcard version arrives before you’ve even checked into your hotel: pastel facades, palm trees, that famous stretch of sand. But spend a few days moving between its neighbourhoods and a different, more layered city starts to emerge — one built from Cuban cafecito stops, Haitian market
Spa of the Month: Low Wood Bay, Windermere | The Arbuturian (opens the original)
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The only Lowood I had previously come across was the terrible school the young Jane Eyre attends as a kind of punishment. I’m glad to say, though, that Low Wood Bay Resort and Spa bears no resemblance to this! Instead, it’s a historic house with a huge new spa that tumbles down the hillside overlooking Lake Windermere, the biggest lake in England. This a spa that has space at its core and it never feels busy (numbers are carefully controlled). The main pool is in a huge room, the pitched roof li
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