citylikeyou — Hally's — London by Isaura Marcelino

London / Cafe

Brunch and lunch in a beach-house-style cafe.

Website
hallyslondon.com

Address
Hally's, 60 New King's Road, London, United Kingdom

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Current city: London

Other cities: Madrid Thessaloniki Copenhagen Barcelona Lisbon Berlin

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I am an actress and musician raised & based in North west London. I have studied dance at City of Westminster college and performed at the Cockpit Theatre and acting at the Actor Centre, RADA and IDSA. My favourite Film Director is John casasavettes and my favourite character of all time is Micky Mouse. I love FOOD, dance, films, art, fashion and music, but most of all I love to learn new things everyday and to work and collaborate with exciting and talented people from all OVER THE WORLD.

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