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Electrifying Nina Kristofferson at The Pheasantry Jazz Club, Chelsea London.

25/10/2018

'Timeless' performance in 5 languages by Nina Kristofferson

Electrifying, spine-tingling, sparkling 5*
Review by Marysia Zipser [link to EPK version]

A cross-cultural, diverse and scintillating performance by Nina Kristofferson in a ‘Woman’s World’ wowed the Pizza Express LIVE audience at The Pheasantry, Chelsea on Saturday night.

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Marysia's LONDON Blog 29.9.18

29/9/2018

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Pam and I decided it was a St James’s Park day and to enjoy the glorious sunshine so we tubed it there and a quick 3 minute walk to the Park through Queen’s Gate. What a fantastic few hours we had, relaxing in deckchairs, eating sandwiches, ice cream while watching all the Canada geese waddle up to us! See our photos and you’ll get an idea of what a special place it is.

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Marysia's LONDON Blog 28.9.18

28/9/2018

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Nelson's Column from the National Gallery

We decided to visit the National Art and National Portrait Gallery in Trafalgar Square so walked to the local tube station which in fact only took about 10 minutes in the brilliant sunshine, and a chance to see the busy high street.

Central line is excellent and fast (though Victoria line is the fastest) and we made it in around 40 minutes with one tube change. We had a glorious time in the current Impressionist exhibition and then trotted off round the corner to the Portrait Gallery and Cafe in the basement. Yummy food and great ambiance.

I love the Portrait Gallery especially the 60s to Present section, and just wished we could have indulged in the current Michael Jackson exhibition but it was a bit expensive to enter. If anyone has been let me know your thoughts about it, maybe we’ll get another chance to visit.

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Marysia's LONDON Blog - 27.9.18

27/9/2018

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Had news that my son Sam and his girlfriend Jo were off to Finland for two weeks to visit her parents there and he kindly offered his flat in London to me while away, so I grabbed the opportunity and invited my Beeston friend and fine artist Pam Miller to come with me. Keeping costs down to a minimum, we decided to National Express bus it to the capital and back which turned out not bad at all - £18 return! I hadn’t bussed it for yonks as prefer the faster train using my senior railcard for my one day trips.

Pam & I at the V&A

We arrived at Victoria bus station around 1.30pm on Thursday and tubed it to South Kensington to visit the Victoria and Albert Museum and on arrival sat and basked in the sunshine in its courtyard for a quick coffee and sandwich. Then off to wallow and gasp in their Jewellery department - always an incredible collection on the two floors there - and a meander into their Miniatures dept and Sculptures, and then further into their Medieval architectural, wooden relics areas and medieval gothic paintings. More gasps!

Decided to walk up the road to Hyde Park and sit a while in the sunshine. Crikey, how busy it is nowadays with runners and cyclists! Good to see though and how fitness is key to the young and old. Pam and I took turns to use the exercise equipment in the garden park of the Bowls and Tennis Club…! Certainly something that Beeston parks should install in the near future. I know children’s play areas in our parks are being updated/installed but hey, remember us seniors wishing to keep fit outdoors will you Broxtowe Borough Council!?

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Electrifying Nina Kristofferson at The Pheasantry Jazz Club, Chelsea London.

'Timeless' performance in 5 languages by Nina Kristofferson

Marysia's LONDON Blog 29.9.18

Marysia's LONDON Blog 28.9.18

Marysia's LONDON Blog - 27.9.18

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