Movie
No Man’s Land
Though billed as a contemporary Western thriller, the Conor Allyn-directed No Man's Land is more of a moral family…
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Music
LYR’s Patrick Pearson: “I don’t think you can ever get close to the energy that you’ll find live”
On paper, band LYR are something of a motley crew, formed of poet laureate Simon Armitage, multi-instrumentalist and…
By Sarah Bradbury
Movie
Friends: The Reunion
It has been 17 years since fans saw those six keys laid out on the counter in the…
By Emma Kiely
Live music
LYR at Jazz Café
Believe it or not, the British poet laureate is no stranger to putting spoken word to music. John Betjeman…
By Francis Nash
Food & Drink
Ten restaurant brands in London for an enjoyable meal that won’t break the bank
Long gone are the days when every high street featured the same restaurants the UK over: Strada, Prezzo,…
By The editorial unit
Food & Drink
Spotlight: Chef Ravinder Bhogal on the power of cooking with love and without borders
With the aim of promoting a food industry that is sustainable and diverse, The Upcoming has launched a Spotlight…
By Rosamund Kelby
Musical
Public Domain at Vaudeville Theatre
For those looking to disconnect from the ever-online world of the past year, Public Domain is perhaps one…
By Jasper Watkins
Movie
A Quiet Place Part Two
It’s been a long, long time since cinemas have welcomed a blockbuster movie, but finally the moment has…
By Guy Lambert
Show
Panic
We’ve all panicked on Amazon before (don’t worry, there’s still a few weeks until Father’s Day) but now…
By Dan Meier
Play
A Midsummer Night’s Dream at Shakespeare’s Globe
The reopening of all performing arts venues is a cause for celebration in itself, and spirits were high…
By Mersa Auda