The Vertical Hour in London, with the wrong cast … Not quite.

The Great Wall of China – this is a great wall

New York – break dance – Central Park She walked all the way from the market on Union Square (14th) until the edges of Central Park that day. It felt good, and because New York was melting for her with lots of sunshine it gave her a feeling of spring. Both on the outside of [...]

Don’t worry I won’t write that much about the play and Nighy, my review of The Vertical Hour from December still stands.

Right. I think I’ve actually overdone myself in madness this time. But I believe in that simple-twist-of-fate I was talking about even more now. Let me tell you what my plan was – yesterday. Oh : long post alert.

The Vertical Hour – Bill Nighy After nearly 2 weeks, digesting both the trip and the play (I still haven’t really landed in London yet, it’s a weird feeling), it’s time for a personal review of The Vertical Hour. I warn you up front, it has become a long post, that’s what happens when my [...]

- Don’t you feel like we have been in some kind of movie this week Davy, you and me? – Well, yes, but then – I missed the very first part. – Which? – The opening scene. – Oh, Girl leaves London. – Yes, anything special happening on the plane, who was sitting beside you? [...]

The city here is crazy at the moment, 42nd Street / Times Square (I had to go back there after the play to get the subway), it is the street with the coolest name, that’s for sure, is at this moment also the most busiest street in New York. Already nearly completely closed down for [...]

(Bill Nighy (left) and Andrew Scott) OK, I have to write now, if not I would be screaming on Times Square, and with all the police men going around there, this was the safer option.

But I know what I’m needing and I’m not going to waste more time I’m in a NewYork state of mind. It was so easy living day by day out of touch with the rhythm and blues Now I need a little give and take the New York Times and the Daily News, ohh Comes [...]