Capodistria: Italian Slice of Slovenia
Koper is a university town, looking a little forlorn for want of its former glory as Capodistria (Capo d’Istria, meaning […]
Theatre Review: The Glass Menagerie
You can spot a Tennessee Williams play a mile away – the overbearing, faded Southern former belle of the ball
The Rose of the Balkans
Bulgaria has a history of over 6000 years. That’s quite a feat. From the Thracians through to the Bulgars, Greeks,
A Volcanic Voyage – Lanzarote in 3 Days
At first glance, Lanzarote is stark, barren and rocky. The main greens are palm trees which line the roads of
Barcelona in One Day
It’s been over 15 years since I last visited Barcelona. At that time, I was thoroughly taken by the city
Review: Guys and Dolls
What a difference a cast makes. I saw the London production last month, followed by the touring version in Canterbury