Lucy Foxell

3 weeks ago | msn.com | Lucy Foxell

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3 weeks ago | london-unattached.com | Lucy Foxell

Last Updated on June 2, 2025 There’s nothing quite like the buzz of London’s West End in the summer — and 2025 is already shaping up to be something special. Whether you’re after something big and bold, thought-provoking, or just a fun night out for the whole family, this season really does have it all. From brand-new musicals and starry revivals to smart new plays that get people talking, the West End is packed with reasons to grab a ticket. Here’s my pick of the shows to have on your radar.

1 month ago | london-unattached.com | Lucy Foxell

3.0 out of 5.0 starsAt London Unattached, we’re always on the hunt for standout Sunday lunch spots, so an invitation to The Brush, East London’s latest grand café-style restaurant, felt like just the thing. Set on the ground floor of the striking new art’otel London Hoxton, it’s a vibrant all-day venue that brings together the easy elegance of a European café with the energy of Shoreditch.

1 month ago | london-unattached.com | Lucy Foxell

3.0 out of 5.0 starsSummer has finally arrived in earnest, and this last week, London has been basking in it. Pavements are packed, every pub garden is at capacity, and even the tiniest outdoor café tables are in hot demand. It feels like the whole city is spilling onto the streets, eager to soak up every golden drop of sunshine. For me, though, when the weather turns warm, it’s water I’m drawn to – sea, lake or river, I’ll take any excuse to be near it.

1 month ago | london-unattached.com | Lucy Foxell

Last Updated on May 9, 2025 4.0 out of 5.0 starsIn the Ladies’ after the show, a queue of theatre-goers traded hot takes while waiting their turn – “utterly bonkers, like a surreal dream,” one declared, and she wasn’t wrong. Here We Are, Stephen Sondheim’s final musical, now landing at the National Theatre’s Lyttelton stage in a swirl of feverish anticipation, is exactly that: mad, disorienting, and defiantly dreamlike.