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Learn to Meditate Course – Meditation for Modern Living
On 22, Feb 2019 | In Events | By Cubex Concierge
MEDITATION IS DIFFICULT
The truth is, it isn’t!
It’s actually quite easy. What makes it appear to be difficult is that most of us do not know where to begin and even if we have tried to meditate, we don’t know how to implement meditation into our fast-paced, demanding modern lives.
“He was not of an age, but for all time!” Ben Johnson
On 20, Apr 2016 | In Arts & Lifestyle | By Jerusha Shulberg
Happy Birthday Shakespeare!
This month marks the birth and death anniversary of William Shakespeare. Shakespeare’s creative transcends cultures and continues to influence a global culture 400 years after his death.
The actual date of Shakespeare’s actual birth remains unknown, but, traditionally, his birthday is celebrated on April 23rd (St George’s Day).
Like his birth, William Shakespeare’s exact date of death is not known for sure. It is assumed that he died on his 52nd birthday. There is only a record of his burial on 25 April 1616, at Holy Trinity Church. Stratford Upon Avon.
To mark the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, we thought we’d share some of the cultural events that are happening in honour of this legendary playwright and poet.
Summer 2015 Open Air Theatre, Regents Park
On 11, Aug 2015 | In Arts & Lifestyle | By Jerusha Shulberg
Summer is here and another Regents Park Open Air Theatre season embraces us.
London’s only professional outdoor theatre offers a range of productions set in the beautiful surroundings of the Royal Park.
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Camden Fringe 2015
On 28, Jul 2015 | In Arts & Lifestyle | By Jerusha Shulberg
We look forward to seeing David Forest, friend and patient of Cubex, at the Camden Fringe this year.
This 50-minute show features eleven of David Forest’s own songs, which he performs at the piano. Playing with Myself describes David’s experiences as a gay man from the closet of the 1950s (I’m in love with Tyrone Power) to the liberated 2010s (Lovely Young Men in My Flat). David’s self-deprecating humour appeals to women and men, young and old alike.
