Author: Andy Kyriacou

Carthage Jazz Festival, Tunisia

Day 1 The opening night at the Carthage Jazz festival offered us the talents of two UK artists: Liam Bailey and Myles Sanko Liam Bailey Despite the presence of a jazzily caressed double bass, and just one brief jazz infused solo by the excellent keyboard player, Liam’s music is not what one can term as Jazz. Read More …

Surrey Spice

In a fashion which has become the norm, ie via the internet, I received an invitation to attend and review a catered evening, during which, I would sample some apparently excellent and authentic Indian food. A drive to Surrey seemed enticing, and I read the directions intently, noticing a possible mistake – “our house is Read More …

Tunisia – Land of 1000 Dunes

On arriving in the cloudy but warm capital of Tunis, one cannot help but begin to make comparisons with Turkey, Cyprus, and certain other Mediterranean and Middle Eastern areas, where there exists a shared culture and way of life. The general skyline of the capital Tunis, like that of the majority of Islamic towns and Read More …

Star Quality at Carluccio’s

On pulling up outside Carluccio’s, Covent Garden, I have to admit I was a tad confused. There were several awnings displaying the Carluccio’s name on this huge building, but I found it hard to ascertain which part of the building the restaurant was actually in. Simple – all of it! Once inside, I was taken Read More …