Livin' Proof

After a long week of working, and partying, and working hungover, I finally had a weekend of rest.

The saturday of which I decided to spend celebrating two birthdays at a night called Livin'Proof at a place called Camp.

Essentially a hip-hop night in a basement- never a wise idea.

Within an hour the place was packed and with no ventilation this led to serious sweating from everyone. When raving in a sauna got too much, which was every hour or so, we would have to run outside for air. The temperature change was about 50 degrees but highly welcomed, and people were lying on the concrete trying to get as cold as possible (tights were see strewn and abandoned at the entrance). Then we would run back down for more and half way down the stairs be met by a wall of steam and my glasses would steam up so much I was virtually blind for the first few minutes. With friends from four different friendship circles congregating under the united love of hip hop I was happy. Very happy. So happy in fact I danced like a maniac till 3am when the inevitable finally happened

I got a heart attack.

Overall a very good night, not such a great day afterwards though..

Goodbye Fashion Week

you were stressful as always, and I think I may never see you again.

Hello main board

Christian Blanken Presentation:

http://www.londonfashionweek.co.uk/lfw_tv_video.aspx?vid=171

Lako Bukia

http://www.lakobukia.com/

Bora Aksu

http://explore.boraaksu.com/#!/collections

Jelena Rasevic

My cousin got married :)

A strange day

A wedding and a Parastos in Serbia.

Summer in Serbia

I ratluk, i secre u kackama, i baklave, i tolumbe a kod tebe nista!

'The best Michael Jackson song is Sweet Dreams

Oh you know the one 'Sweet Dreams are made of this...'

(Tribute act play Billie Jean)

(Marko furiously shouting over it..)

'SWEET DREAMS ARE MADE OF THIS'

jaca je atmosfera na sahrani.

where are the fresh fish?

Strahinja-Sahara

I SEE SIMON, A Review

Alexander Trustrum Thomas and Peregrine Fellowes wrote and directed, respectively, a short play called I See Simon and it was taken up to Edinburgh Fringe Festival this summer to be performed at a intimate venue within The Zoo Roxy.

The actors fit their roles so perfectly that at no point did the characters feel fake.

The outline of the story is simple, but the order in which the scenes are played out and the depth of the characters is far from it.

The playful pub scenes are riddled with tension, and though Dominic Sudnik plays a wonderful drunk the scene is blackened as we know the outcome of his drink driving.

The use of the stage is creative and compelling. In such a small space there is only so much one can do but Peregrine finds a way to position the characters to get the best impact during their monologues, and the contrast of the man sitting passively in the chair with the woman pacing up and down creates a wonderful aesthetic.

The power with which Thea Beyleveld commands a stage is overwhelming for the intimate audience and her emotions are so pure and natural, we can't help but sympathise.

Oliver Tobin, playing the titular part of Simon, is an understated and charming actor. He plays the part with such ease and zeal we, the audience, feel comfortable and secure with him, just as the woman does.

Overall the play was a beautiful depiction of how complex the minds of people can be and how a comfortable marriage is not always so simple. Human emotion is a whirlwind, and I See Simon takes us straight through the eye of the storm.

I wish the group the best of luck with further endeavours together or solo.

Hello wee bonnie Scotsman

'Fellows in Fathers Footsteps'