Food & Drink
Spotlight: Rishim Sachdeva on flavour-first, flexitarian food that lets the vegetables do the talking
With the aim of promoting a food industry that is sustainable and diverse, The Upcoming has launched a Spotlight…
By Rosamund Kelbyfeatured
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Art
Paula Rego at Tate Britain
With her dramatic, intense imagery and superb draughtsmanship, the Portuguese-born, London-based Paula Rego has been acclaimed for redefining…
By James White
Live music
Celeste at Union Chapel
While Celeste’s recordings are excellent, her work takes on a new, magical dimension when performed live. The American-British…
By Catherine Sedgwick
Movie
Deerskin
It takes a great deal of restraint to make a film of such beautiful weirdness as Deerskin, from…
By Oliver Johnston
Play
Our Little Lives: Shakespeare and Me at Almeida Theatre
"Now is tha winta of our discontent". Historians say Russell Brand’s Essex accent is closer to how Shakespeare…
By Daniel McLeod
Movie
Black Widow
Ladies and gentlemen, this is not a drill. There's a new a Marvel movie. Yes, a Marvel movie.…
By Guy Lambert
Album
Tones and I – Welcome to the Madhouse
Tones and I’s debut album Welcome to the Madhouse creates a vibe of indie circus. It’s very similar to…
By Mae Trumata
Theatre
Shit-Faced Shakespeare: Macbeth at Leicester Square Theatre
What if one of the classically-trained actors performing an entirely serious Shakespeare play was entirely pissed? This is…
By Jim Compton-Hall
Food & Drink
Taste of London double up, returning with a two-week extravaganza celebrating the capital’s diverse culinary soul
Finally, Taste is back. Following 18 months of struggle for the hospitality industry, Londoners can finally meet again…
By The editorial unit
Play
Bard in the Yard: The Scottish Play at the Actors’ Church
In the shadow of the Actors' Church in Covent Garden, William Shakespeare sits, moving his quill frantically, from…
By Cristiana Ferrauti