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| Tuesday, April 29 2003 | |||
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I love it. 'Tom Aikens', the restaurant. Who does that? Ramsay does and Richard Neat does too - and if they can do it, then I'm sure Aikens feels justified that he can too. |
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| A chance to watch (and possibly understand) the videos that are hard to find on MTV. Antenna @ The NFT. 8:45pm. Belvedere Rd, SE1. £7.50 020 7928 3232 | |||
| The Kenneth MacMillan tribute continues at the Royal Ballet with a triple bill of works. 7:30pm. Covent Garden, WC2. £8-£58. 020 7304 4000. | |||
After all, it was he who took a Michelin star with him when he stormed out of Pied à Terre, after a nationally reported event involving a scorching palette knife and a member of his brigade. Be careful. Even though we're hoping his manners will be much improved at his new haunt (although a little clean-cut drama never hurt anyone), we're hoping his culinary mastery will be more of the same. Fancy a bit of meat? Think braised pig's head, tongue and trotter, pork belly and celeriac purée – all presented like a platter of Pop Art. Give Aikens a try to see what he's about - just mind your Ps and Qs, 'cause if there's one thing we've learned, those sharp silver things, they're not toys. Tom Aikens opens tonight TR |
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| Saddler's Wells present the living modern dance legend Paul Taylor for two programmes this week. 7:30pm. Rosebery Av, EC1. £8-£40. Book 020 7863 8000 or online. | |||
| You never know what might come from having a thing for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid and a chance run-in. The award winning Irish play Mojo-Mickybo opens at Lyric Studio tonight. 8pm. King St, W6. £5-£12. Book on 08700 500 511. | |||
| How to Lose Friends and Alienate People now plays at Soho Theatre. | |||
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