Johnny Jenkins

2 days ago | lbc.co.uk | Johnny Jenkins

Einkvan at the Coronet Theatre: a surreal night that pulls you in and won’t let go 12 May 2025, 15:13 | Updated: 12 May 2025, 15:16 Einkvan at the Coronet Theatre: a surreal, actorless night that pulls you in and won’t let go. Picture: Supplied By Johnny Jenkins @johnnyljenkinsYou don’t often go to the theatre and leave saying, “Well, I didn’t see a single actor.” But that’s exactly what happens with Einkvan at the Coronet Theatre in Notting Hill - and somehow, it works.

2 days ago | lbc.co.uk | Johnny Jenkins

Boycott dodgy car boot sales to crack down on stolen loot Boycott dodgy car boot sales to crack down on stolen loot. Picture: Alamy By Johnny Jenkins @johnnyljenkinsLet’s be honest - we’ve all walked past the dodgy table at a boot sale. The one with knock-off perfume, meat sweating in the sun, or suspiciously cheap makeup. It’s a bargain, they say. Just don’t ask where it’s from. Every time you buy that £3 razor or that fake branded lipstick, you’re fuelling a crime wave.

5 days ago | lbc.co.uk | Johnny Jenkins

Starlight Express review: it’s full steam ahead at the Troubadour Theatre Jade Marvin (Momma) and the cast in Starlight Express. Picture: Pamela Raith By Johnny Jenkins @johnnyljenkinsThe last time I put on a pair of roller skates, I broke my wrist. So watching a full cast whizz around the Troubadour Theatre - singing, dancing and somehow not ending up in A&E - left me completely stunned. I’ve no idea how they do it, but I’m glad they do.

5 days ago | lbc.co.uk | Johnny Jenkins

London’s phone thieves are getting more brazen - why are we all looking the other way? London’s phone thieves are getting more brazen - why are we all looking the other way? Picture: Alamy By Johnny Jenkins @johnnyljenkinsAlmost everyone I know has had their phone stolen in London - so why aren’t we doing anything about it? I saw it happen just the other day.

1 week ago | lbc.co.uk | Johnny Jenkins

Dealer's Choice review: A stressful high-stakes triumph Theo Barklem-Biggs, Brendan Coyle, Alfie Allen, Hammed Animashaun and Kasper Hilton-Hille in Dealer's Choice. Picture: Helen Murray By Johnny Jenkins @johnnyljenkinsDealer's Choice at the Donmar Warehouse is tense, gripping and funny - a sharp, high-stakes night at the table. The play is gripping from the outset. Patrick Marber’s script about an after-work poker club crackles with tension, humour and emotional depth.