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FACTORY 5 SEP FLOOR
WHAT'S INSIDE
CH AMPION S LEAG UE
FOOTB ALL IS B ACK
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N EW OPEN IN G S
Kerridge and Red Farm
15TH
AN N IVERS ARY
OF G ET RIC H OR
DIE TRY IN ’
50 Cent in Concert
TOM K ITC H EN
Guest chef dinner at The Game Bird
LON DON
DES IG N FES TIVAL
A month of quirky installations
FRONT, INSIDE & BACK COVERS: LONDON DESIGN FESTIVAL 2018
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LAST CHANCE TO GRAB
BARRY MANILOW
7 Sep – The O2
ARCTIC MONKEYS
10 to 12 Sep – The O2
OMID DJALILI – SCHMUCK FOR A NIGHT
15th Sep – Leicester Square Theatre
JO KOY – BREAK THE MOLD
4 Oct – Leicester Square Theatre
LEVEL 42 WITH THE BLOW MONKEYS
25 Oct – Royal Albert Hall
JOANNA LUMLEY – IT’S ALL ABOUT ME
29 Oct – The London Palladium
COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS AVAILABLE
LAPADA ART AND PSYCLE HAS FOUR DIFFERENT WORKOUTS:
ANTIQUES FAIR 2018 RIDE, BARRE, STRENGTH, AND YOGA
13 to 19 Sep – Berkeley Square W1
Since its inception in 2009, the LAPADA Art & Antiques Fair has grown to become a foremost
international showcase for art and antiques, as well as one of the most prestigious events on the
London social calendar. TRY TWO COMPLIMENTARY CLASSES
It’s one of only two yearly events to grace the beautiful Berkeley Square. At the heart of the modern,
cosmopolitan city yet steeped in historical resonance, the location could not be more fitting. AT PSYCLE SHOREDITCH WITH CODE
100 exhibitors present work from across the art, antiques, design and decorative arts spectrum.
Including jewellery, furniture, carpets, tapestries, antiquities, clocks, ceramics, silver and fine art, ‘WCFPSYCLE’ BY BOOKING ONLINE AT
PSYCLELONDON.COM
authenticity is assured thanks to a 70-member specialist committee pre-vetting everything on sale.
With prices ranging from £500 to £500,000 and above, sought-after pieces appeal to both the
established collector and first-time buyer alike. A unique stage that welcomes visitors from across
the world, the fair blends eclecticism, artistry and hospitality in perfect measure.
Contact your lifestyle manager for complimentary tickets for this event.
Each ticket admits 2 guests
T&CS: ONE REDEMPTION PER ACCOUNT, PER CUSTOMER. CREDITS ARE VALID FOR 2 WEEKS AFTER REDEMPTION
FOR SHOREDITCH STUDIO ONLY. CODE IS AVAILABLE FOR REDEMPTION UNTIL 30/9/2018.
ON-SITE BICYCLE
SERVICING We’re at
At your work – while you work The White
Collar Factory
on Thursday
6th Sept
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cleaner bike serviced to peak performance
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RED FARM
Covent Garden
When dim-sum guru Joe Ng and restau-
rateur Ed Schoenfeld first opened Red
Farm in NYC, Manhattanites went nuts
for what the New Yorker described as a
"Jewish-deli/Chinese-restaurant mash-up”,
or should that be "Upper West Side Haute
NEW OPENINGS
Chinese-American" as Serious Eats dubbed
it. Either way, they've got a three-storey
prominent site in Covent Garden, just next
to another NYC import, Balthazar (so they
should be right at home here).
KERRIDGE’S
BAR & GRILL
Mayfair
What can we expect from Tom Kerridge’s
first London venture? Opening September
10th in the Corinthia Hotel’s stunningly beau-
tiful dining room- the work of the late design-
er David Collins and updated by his studio
ready for Kerridge's arrival- the menu will
hark back to classic dishes & traditional tech-
niques. And then, of course, there's Kerridge
himself. He's got a Michelin-starred pub, he's
on TV, and this is his first London restaurant.
So yes, it's going to be a big deal.
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NEW OPENINGS
TWO LIGHTS
Shoreditch
Anything the Clove Club guys do turns to
gold, so we're expecting big things from
Two Lights, which sees their head chef
Chase Lovecky opening just down the
road from the original restaurant.
KYM’S BY
ANDREW WONG
Bloomberg Arcade, The City
Even before winning a Michelin star
last year, Wong's restaurant in Victoria
had been lauded as one of the best in
the city - with the dim sum menu being
KAHANI a must-experience. This is the last res-
taurant to open in Bloomberg Arcade
Chelsea and they're clearly finishing strongly.
It’s the first solo restaurant by chef Peter Joseph, who's been Expect "a creative interpretation of
running the show at Michelin-starred Tamarind for a decade be- classic Chinese dishes".
fore this. There's the promise that he'll be getting Chelsea folk to
dispense with cutlery and really get stuck into the "progressive"
Indian food he's going to serve up.
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BALLIE BALLERSON
BOTTOMLESS BRUNCH
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
Various dates from 1 Sep –
Curtain Road, Shoreditch
Looking for something a bit different for brunch? Well
then, how does unlimited prosecco and pizza, all while
diving into Ballie Ballerson's new 1m-strong ball pit in
Shoreditch sound? One million balls, two private ball
pits, a ball pit waterfall, retro sweetie cocktails, and
more! Ballie Ballerson is thrilled to announce it has a
brand-new home on Curtain Road in Shoreditch, this epic
London adult ball-pit has escalated and returned.
GARAGE AND
JUNGLE POP UP –
SUPER SHARP
RELOADED
Until 6 Sep – Selfridges
Re-re-wind to the early days of the
jungle and garage, at installation
and pop-up shop Super
Sharp Reloaded. Explore the
appropriation of Italian designer
brands in the underground music
scenes, see an extensive archive ZIP NOW LONDON
amassed by DJ and producer Saul
Milton, and shop vintage threads Until Sep 9 – Archbishops Park
from sellers like Wavey Garms. Zip Now London, a 225-metre zip line- the height of nine double-
decker buses- is the biggest and fastest city-centre zip line in the world.
After climbing ten flights of stairs to the top of the starting tower, you
can take in the views of Battersea Power Station and the Houses of
Parliament as you zoom through mid-air at 31mph.
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MAPLE
Westfield Square, White City, London W12 7HB
LnewJohn
ocated in Westfield Square, which is also home to the Ricotta Ravioli. We decided on the Crumbed Rosary
Lewis and Primark stores at Westfield London, Goat’s Cheese to start, a very scrumptios option
Maple can be found at the heart of the new expansion. with an explosion of flavour, this was followed by the mouth-
This all- day restaurant is the latest addition to the ETM watering Cumbrian Longhorn Bavette, grilled to perfection
Group’s portfolio and one of London’s newest modern and served with peppercorn sauce and thick hand-cut chips.
European Brasserie’s. Our meal was very fulfilling, so we were easily persuaded
From the moment you walk in the décor is eye-catching, to taste the dessert choices which include classics such
with botanical-themed walls and a combination of swish as Eton Mess. We shared the very generous helping of
leather banquettes. The restaurant is sizeable, with an Pistachio cake with chocolate fudge and crème fraiche ,
array of seating including al fresco tables, There is absolutely a perfect choice to finish off with . There are
undeniably space for all; whether on a romantic date, an assortment of wines to pair with your meal, as red
business lunch or socialising in a group. Maple is an wine pairs perfectly with steak we selected the Chilean
ideal choice for parties and after work drinks, with Merlot.
exclusive hire, semi-exclusive hire and group booking There is also a fine selection of cocktails,(we
options available highlyrecommened the Maple Old Fashioned) to set the
We were seated in a corner booth allowing for a mood. The staff were efficient, courteous and perfectly
complete view of the restaurant and surroundigs, located charming.
by the central bar with copper beer tanks located Maple is open 7 days a week, from 8am
above, which were simply stunning. Monday to Friday and 9am at the weekend, just moments
The menu features a vareity of dishes (including vegan and away from White City and Wood Lane tube stations.
vegetarian options), from Starters such as Sea Bass Ceviche Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner are available daily, with
and Chicken Proscuitto and Wild Mushroom Terrine, to limited outdoor seating avaialble for those warmer days.
Mains consisting of Brixham Crab Linguine, Duck Leg Confit,
and Spinach and Reviewed by Lulu Olude
L O N D O N D E S I G N F E S T I VA L
Through Sep
The annual celebration, of all things design, returns to the
capital in September. Here's what not to miss at London ES DEVLIN:
Design Festival 2018. Spanning dozens of locations, the PLEASE FEED
London Design Festival aims to prove that our city is the
capital of design. Here’s a few not to miss: THE LIONS
SEP 18 – 23
Covent Garden
A fifth fluorescent lion will be
present at Trafalgar Square
during LDF. It will not only be
a striking colour, it will roar
poetry throughout the day
with the words chosen by the
public, and shown on LEDs,
embedded in its mouth. In the
evening, poems will be projec-
tion-mapped over its body and
onto Nelsons column.
THE
PADDINGTON
CENTRAL FLIP
BOOK GARDEN
15 Sep – 23 Sep –
Sheldon Square, Paddington
KELLENBERGER-WHITE: ALPHABET Founder of Studio Appétit, Ido
Garini has created an installation
15 Sep to 23 Sep – Broadgate, Moorgate along the canal that will mimic
Known for their playful approach to typefaces, Kellenberger–White the exciting life size sensation of
has designed a new series of alphabet chairs as a Landmark Project a pop-up book. A colourful urban
at Broadgate. Visitors are encouraged to explore, interact, move, and oasis that will be flipped throughout
make words with the letters, which consist of 26 bespoke colourful the day to create an entirely new
alphabet chairs popping up in Finsbury Avenue Square. atmosphere that visitors are encour-
aged to interact with
19TOM KITCHIN, GUEST CHEF AT THE GAME BIRD
Sep 27 – The Stafford, St James’s Place
The Game Bird, renowned for offering the finest modern British comfort cooking, has launched a
series of guest chef dinners with celebrated chef Tom Kitchin to host the third dinner on the 27th
September. Tom is an Edinburgh based chef and restaurateur with Michelin starred “The Kitchin” to
his name, amongst others. Tom has released several cookbooks including “Tom Kitchin’s Meat &
Game”, and most recently “Tom Kitchin’s Fish & Shellfish”.
For the dinner on the 27th Tom has created a four-course menu that celebrates seasonal Scottish
ingredients, from land and sea, and is complimented by canapes and Moët & Chandon.
Tickets £80pp or £95pp including a signed copy of Tom's new book “Fish & Shellfish”.
SECRET MKT SCREENINGS IN ST JAMES’S
6 to 8 Sep – St. James’s Market SW1
Situated in the heart of the West End, a giant screen, red carpet and rows of authentic cinema seat-
ing will make for the perfect early Summer evening, not to mention the popcorn machine.
With a choice of 3 screenings across 3 days, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Kicking off
on the 6th September with the out-of-this-world 80’s movie, E.T Extra Terrestrial. Next, followed by
Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory on 7th September to bring a sweet treat to the evening
and finishing with the all-time classic Singing in the Rain on the 8th September.
Each movie starts from 6.30pm so there will be plenty of time to grab your popcorn and
settle down for a night of movie magic.
20 21BILL BAILEY: LARKS
IN TRANSIT
3 Dec to 5 Jan ‘19 –
The Wyndhams Theatre
Larks in Transit is a compendium
of travellers’ tales and the general
shenanigans of twenty years as a
travelling comedian. With musical vir-
tuosity, surreal tangents and trademark
intelligence, Bill Bailey tackles politics;
philosophy, and the pursuit of happi-
ness. Plus, he fashions a symphony
from a ringtone, tells the real story of
Old McDonald, and he re-imagines
the Stars and Stripes. Two decades of
COMEDY
touring larks from a comic described
by the Daily Telegraph as the “braini-
est comic of his generation”.
MIKE EPPS
26 Sep – Hackney Empire
Comedian Mike Epps is making
his London debut, for one night
only, at the Hackney Empire this
September. Best known for his
roles in films “Next Friday” and
“Friday After Next”, he will be
sure to bring his unique brand of
comedy and dramatics.
22 23THEATRE Bat Out of Hell Chicago
BOX
£65.00 £42.00
Best seats Best seats
(normally £48.00) (normally £55.00)
OFFICE
Each week we feature special offers with up to 50%
discount for Theatreland in London. Everything is
subject to availability at time of booking.
The Comedy About a Witness for The
Bank Robbery Prosecution
£35.00 £25.00
Best seats Second best seats
(normally £49.50) (normally £32.50
All prices are subject to VAT
24 25ALLELUJAH!
Until the 29 Sep –
Bridge Theatre
ARISTOCRATS
Now 84, national treasure
Until 22 Sep – Alan Bennett shows no sign of
Donmar Warehouse slowing down. His whimsical
new comedy, Allelujah!, is
Brian Friel’s 1979 play, Aris-
at heart a moving plea for
tocrats is a piercing portrait
compassionate nursing of
of an upper-class Irish Catho-
old people, as the NHS itself
lic family, which is crumbling
enters its eighth decade.
like the ‘big house’ that is
their ancestral home. The
O’Connells gather at ‘Bally-
beg Hall’ in County Donegal
for a wedding, but they end
T H E AT R E
up attending a funeral.
SOUNDS AND
SORCERY
THE KING AND I Until 30 Sep –
Until 29 Sep – The Vaults
London Palladium This summer, the exciting
Seventy years before Maria left underground world of The
the abbey to look after the Von Vaults presents an immersive
Trapp children, British govern- theatre experience. Sound
ess Anna Leonowens sailed to & Sorcery is designed to
Bangkok to tutor the 82 princes appeal to fans of the 1940
and princesses of the Siamese film “Fantasia” whose trippy
court- far outranking the Austrian scenes were well ahead
postulant for both class size and of their time. Arrive at your
influence. Kelli O’Hara trails a destination underneath Wa-
cloud of Broadway success and terloo station, collect your
redefines the role of Anna, in a headphones at the door,
way that not only lays to rest the and step inside the tunnels.
ghost of previous incumbents,
but with vocal techniques and
acting subtlety that outshine all
our home-grown talent.
26 27THE EY EXHIBITION: PICASSO
1932- LOVE, FAME, TRAGEDY
Until 9 Sep – Tate Modern
EXHIBITIONS
In 1932, Picasso embarked on a love affair that led to 12 months of furious creativity, as
revealed in this exhilarating show. The object of this riveting exhibition is to open the diary
for the year 1932, following the artist with such dramatic intensity that you can see what
he painted by the week, the day, and even before and after making love with his mistress
Marie-Thérèse – the impulses of mind and body streaming straight into the art.
BUCKINGHAM PALACE
SUMMER OPENING
Until 30 Sep – Buckingham Palace
Every summer London’s most famous house opens for tours, with an
accompanying exhibition. Buckingham Palace has 775 rooms, with 19
of them- the State Rooms- opening to the public. These are the grand
spaces where the Queen hosts receptions and entertains guests. Visitors
in 2018 will see the new Royal Gifts exhibition, an extensive look at the
presents the Queen has been given during her 65-year reign.
28 29SPORT
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE EL CLASICO – REAL MADRID
Europe’s top club competition is back with Liverpool, v ATLETICO DE MADRID
Tottenham, and both Manchester clubs in contention
with some mouth-watering ties! 29 Sep - Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid
FOOTBALL
Ticket only + travel and hospitality packages available
Please contact us for ticket only, hospitality, and travel
packages for all fixtures.
18 Sep PREMIER LEAGUE
Liverpool v PSG 15 Sep
Inter Milan v Tottenham
Chelsea v Cardiff City
19 Sep Newcastle v Arsenal
Tottenham v Liverpool
Man. City v Lyon Watford v Man. United
Young Boys v Man. Utd
16 Sep
2 Oct
Wolves v Burnley FC
Hoffenheim v Man. City
Man. Utd v Valencia 22 Sep
3 Oct Fulham v Watford
Liverpool v Southampton
Tottenham v Barcelona Brighton v Tottenham
Napoli v Liverpool
23 Sep
23 Oct
West Ham v Chelsea
Shakhtar Donetsk v Man. City Arsenal v Everton
Man. Utd v Juventus
24 Oct
PSV Eindhoven v Tottenham
Barcelona v Inter Milan
Liverpool v Red Star BelgradeSPORT
JOSHUA v POVETKIN
22 Sep – Wembley Stadium
A world heavyweight clash between Anthony Joshua and Alexander Povetkin.
The Russian, Povetkin, is the mandatory challenger to Joshua's WBA title, with
LEAGUE
the Briton defending his WBA Super, IBF, WBO and IBO belts when the two
fighters meet. Contact us for tickets and hospitality
RUGBY
BOXING
THE QUILTER AUTUMN INTERNATIONALS
3 to 24 Nov – Twickenham
3 Nov - England v South Africa
10 Nov - England v New Zealand
17 Nov - England v Japan
24 Nov - England v Australia
The November sporting calendar is dominated by the Quilter Autumn Internationals.
Everyone’s talking about them as national pride, hope, and expectations rise.
England will take on Southern Hemisphere power-houses in the November ‘18 Quilter
Internationals, before hosting three Six Nations ‘19 rivals in the world’s oldest and
hardest fought annual tournament. Contact us for tickets and hospitality.
32ARCTIC MONKEYS
CONCERTS & GIGS
9 Sep to 13 Sep – The O2
Sheffield four-piece playing their clas-
sic bangers as well as the more mel-
low tunes from their sixth studio album,
'Tranquillity Base Hotel & Casino'.
JANELLE MONÁE
11 Sep – The Roundhouse
The “woman of the moment”
tours in support of her instant
classic 'Dirty Computer' album.
Expect suitably euphoric rendi-
tions of brilliant recent singles
'Make Me Feel' and 'Pynk'.
34 35CONCERTS & GIGS
50 CENT
20 Sep – The O2
One of the biggest names
in rap, 50 Cent, returns
to the UK for three arena
shows in September,
celebrating the 15th
anniversary of “Get Rich
Or Die Tryin”. He will stop
at The O2 on Thursday 20
September 2018.
GENTLEMAN’S DUB CLUB
19 Oct – Electric Brixton
The UK reggae-rock band, who have started branching into
dubstep and collaborations with grime MCs such as P Mon-
ey, play one of the live sets that have made them an interna-
tional festival favourite.
ECHO AND THE
BUNNYMEN
18 Oct – London Palladium
Sofa-lipped singer Ian McCulloch,
and his merry band of new wa-
vers, perform their long-life Scouse
indie. They're still at it with the re-
lease of a new album “The Stars,
The Ocean & The Moon”, so new
material is a given, alongside the
likes of 'The Killing Moon', 'Bring
on the Dancing Horses' and other
moody ’80s classics.
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