Steve Dinneen is the Editor of City A.M. The Magazine. He specializes in a variety of topics including food, beverages, travel, and culture, focusing on the intersection of hospitality and lifestyle. Steve's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, MSN, Yahoo Finance UK, City AM, and Gloucestershire Live.
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Steve Dinneen's coverage heavily focuses on entertainment news, particularly in the form of reviews and interviews. He also covers topics related to food and drink, technology, and London-specific content.
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Sherlock Holmes arrives at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre with a "new mystery" – but is it more than Conan Doyle fan fiction?
Nothing has teamed up with pop star Charli XCX – so what's the deal with these weird looking headphones? We took a look.
In Other Worlds at the Barbican is a powerful, meditative glimpse at a possible future that we would all do well to avoid.
The Suffolk is a beautifully renovated 17th century coaching inn in Aldeburgh, now a cornerstone of the seaside town
Contrast therapy is big business. Steve Dinneen visits The Bath House for a traditional sauna and icy plunge
The Almeida's decidedly cerebral brand of horror, focuses on a haunting in the home of an Iranian family during the 1988 bombing of Tehran
By: Steve Dinneen
Under the Shadow | Alneida Theatre | ★★★★☆ This has been quite a year for horror theatre.
Nestle has launched an investigation after it was found to have advertised on a sanctioned TV channel with ties to the Russian state.
It's difficult to pinpoint what this Glengarry Glen Ross production is trying to say by gender-swapping the cast
Procter & Gamble is the latest firm to cut ties with a Georgian TV channel after it was sanctioned and labelled a Kremlin mouthpiece.
