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SAVOY Magazine Issue 9 2018

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Contents

THEATRE Thomas Dennis scores the role of a lifetime

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CONTRIBUTORS

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WHAT'S ON

■ Die Walküre Wednesday September 26 to Sunday October 28, Royal Opera House Die Walküre is the second work and ‘first evening’ of Richard Wagner’s four-opera cycle, Der Ring des Nibelungen, following Das Rheingold. A nuanced exploration of complex family entanglements, expressed through music of astonishing power – perhaps nowhere more so than in the glorious music for the incestuous lovers Siegmund and Sieglinde. roh.org.uk

■ Ribera: Art of Violence Wednesday September 26 to Sunday January 27, Dulwich Picture Gallery The first UK show dedicated to the Spanish Baroque painter, draughtsman and printmaker Jusepe de Ribera (1591-1652), bringing together his most arresting and provocative works. A selection of eight monumental canvases will be displayed alongside significant drawings and prints, to explore the powerful theme of violence. dulwichpicturegallery. org.uk

■ Turner Prize 2018 Wednesday 26 September to Sunday January 6, Tate Britain The Turner Prize is awarded to a British artist for an outstanding exhibition or other presentation of their work in the preceding year, as determined by a jury. Tackling pressing issues in society today, the four shortlisted artists for this year are: Forensic Architecture, Naeem Mohaiemen, Charlotte Prodger and Luke Willis Thompson. tate.org.uk

■ Historical Tour at The Savoy Monday October 1, November 5 and December 3, The Savoy These tours with hotel archivist Susan Scott are a must for any guest interested in The Savoy’s rich and iconic history. The tour includes an exclusive walk around the hotel, seeing some of the most notable rooms, hearing tales from its long history, and finishing with a glass of Champagne. thesavoylondon.com

■ London Restaurant Festival Monday October 1 to Wednesday October 31, various locations Now in its 10th year, London Restaurant Festival celebrates the city’s extraordinarily diverse range of restaurants. The unique programme of 60 events includes restaurant-hopping tours, gourmet odysseys, chef-hosted events, 'eat art' and ultimate gastronomic weekends. The festival takes place in the capital’s best restaurants all across London. londonrestaurantfestival .com

■ I’m Not Running Tuesday October 2 to Thursday January 31, National Theatre Do I run? This is the question facing Pauline Gibson. She's spent her life as a doctor, the inspiring leader of a local health campaign. When she crosses paths with her old boyfriend, Jack Gould, a stalwart loyalist in Labour Party politics, she’s faced with an agonising decision. nationaltheatre.org.uk

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WHAT'S ON

■ The Sun: Living with our Star Saturday October 6 to Monday May 6, Science Museum People have tried to harness the sun’s power and uncover its secrets since the dawn of civilisation. From golden solar religious artefacts (dating back to 1400 BC), to details of upcoming NASA and ESA solar missions, this exhibition tells the story of humankind’s dependence on, and ever-changing understanding of, our star. sciencemuseum.org.uk

■ The Wider Earth Saturday October 13 to Sunday December 30, Natural History Museum A new theatre in the Jerwood Gallery will be unveiled for the European premiere of award-winning drama The Wider Earth. Join the 22-yearold Darwin on HMS Beagle's daring voyage to the far side of the world, and discover the gripping story behind one of the most important discoveries in history. nhm.ac.uk

■ Museums at Night Thursday October 25 to Saturday October 27, various locations Museums at Night is the UK-wide festival of Lates in museums and galleries, produced by Culture24, the Brighton-based arts charity dedicated to shining a light on Britain’s sparkling culture and heritage. Some of the places you can explore after hours include Fulham Palace, Bank of England Museum and the Benjamin Franklin House. museumsatnight.org.uk

■ Stan & Ollie From Friday January 11 The true story of Hollywood’s greatest comedy double act, Laurel and Hardy, is brought to the big screen for the first time. Starring Steve Coogan and John C. Reilly as the inimitable movie icons, Stan & Ollie is the heartwarming story of what would become the pair’s triumphant farewell tour.

■ Damian Barr’s Literary Salon Monday October 29, The Savoy Set in the glittering Lancaster Ballroom since 2016, Damian Barr’s renowned Literary Salons welcome established and emerging writers to share new stories and reveal their own personal tales. This second salon of the year will mark the 10-year anniversary, and shall be a dazzling celebration of the written word. theliterarysalon.co.uk

■ Vintage Cocktail Masterclass Saturday November 10, The Savoy Hosted by the world’s best bartenders, this is an incredible opportunity to sample and discuss drinks made using rare vintage spirits, dating back many years. The event includes two classic cocktails at the American Bar Museum, and a three-course dinner at Kaspar’s at The Savoy. thesavoylondon.com

■ Gainsborough’s Family Album Thursday November 22 to Sunday February 3, National Portrait Gallery For the first time, all 12 portraits of Thomas Gainsborough’s daughters will come together in a major new exhibition. Featuring over 50 works from public and private collections across the world, Gainsborough’s Family Album will provide a unique insight into the private life and motivations of one of Britain’s greatest artists. npg.org.uk CAPITAL CULTURE / 19

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Bridges, Josh Groban

Blood Red Roses, Rod Stewart

The Atlas Underground, Tom Morello

Warzone, Yoko Ono

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HOT SPOTS

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HOT SPOTS

Where to find them…

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CONVERSATION WITH

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CONVERSATION WITH

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LIFE IS TO O SHORT TO BE LIVING SOMEONE ELSE’S DREAM D ES I G N A N D P U B LI S H YO U R OW N . . .

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ADVERTORIAL

LIFE’S RICH

TAPESTRY In celebration of its 220th anniversary, Boodles has created ‘Tapestry’, a new fine jewellery collection

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ounded in 1798, Boodles is that rarest of creatures: a brand with centuries of brilliant craft heritage, while at the same time always fresh as spring blossom. Quintessentially British, it’s one of the only remaining family-owned jewellers on London’s Bond Street. Timeless, and yet utterly modern. The ‘Tapestry’ collection has been created to celebrate Boodles’ 220th anniversary, and is available as a limited-edition collection throughout this year. Like a tapestry, the designs weave together elements of the company’s enduring design aesthetic spanning across decades, particularly from its ‘icon’ collections: Raindance, Roulette, Blossom and Maymay. Shapes and motifs from each can be referenced within the evocative Tapestry suite. The inclusion of pink diamonds and rose-gold references Boodles’ pale pink brand colour, which is an integral part of the brand DNA.

“We have clients who own pieces from all of our di erent icon collections, says head of design Rebecca Hawkins. “These pieces act as a way of pulling them all together, taking inspiration from each, and combining them to create one suite. Boodles is known for the quality of its precious gemstones, and the skill of its creations. Thanks to an inspirational team of in-house designers, the company’s visionary philosophy continues to champion exemplary British craftsmanship, over two centuries after its founding. here’s always an e ortless sense of grace, discretion and fun about Boodles, which fans say you simply won’t find elsewhere. Perhaps that’s because it recognises – and expresses in its byword – that behind each stone there’s ‘always a story’. Tapestry ties together an illustrious brand history, a tradition of exemplary design, and a bright and sparkling future to create this e clusive fine jewellery collection. ■ Boodles 178 New Bond Street, London W1S 4RH +44 (0)20 7437 5050 www.boodles.com CAPITAL CULTURE / 33

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FASHION

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FASHION

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Signatures: Winston Churchill and JK Rowling

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Tricks of the trade

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WINE

ot everyone can a ord to drink their favourite rand ru at a moment’s notice. ut even if they could, wouldn’t that spoil the fun London’s wine merchants orney arrow talk house wines

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ADVERTORIAL

Find out more at corneyandbarrow.com/house Free delivery on all C&B Own Label mixed cases for a limited time

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INTERVIEW

Gay Pride Festival Weekend (August 4, 2018), Nile Rodgers performs live on the main stage at Preston Park in Brighton

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INTERVIEW

“I always want to make the next record, not the last record”

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RECIPE

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Britt Ekland, 1964

Henry Cooper

Terry O’Neill, one of the greatest living photographers today, has worked with a who’s who in music, film, fashion and pop culture. In his new book, Terry O’Neill: Rare and Unseen, he selects images many have never seen before from his archive containing over 5million negatives. Here, the icon talks about the stories behind some of these images… WORDS BY TERRY O’NEILL PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF TERRY O’NEILL/ICONIC IMAGES

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ART Kate Moss, 1993

David Bowie with Angie

Elizabeth Taylor

Terence Stamp, 1966

Raquel Welch

The Beatles Sean Connery & Brigitte Bardot

Dudley Moore/ Peter Cook

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THEATRE

An anthem of peace To mark the centenary of Armistice Day, War Horse is returning to its home at the National Theatre with star Thomas Dennis WORDS BY HANNAH PATTERSON . PHOTOGRAPHY BY BRINKHOFF/MÖGENBURG

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Through the keyhole

We take you inside the most luxurious properties in London PHOTOS COURTESY OF THE MODERN HOUSE

Powis Mews Notting Hill London W11 Guide price: £8.5million Property type: Converted warehouse The building is currently the home and studio of renowned designer Ross Lovegrove Architect: Miska Miller-Lovegrove Having been partner of one of the world’s leading architectural and design firms, Lovegrove Studio, for the past 30 years, Miska Miller-Lovegrove has made herself an internationallyacclaimed name in her industry. Using her ability to approach her work with a rare and cultured dialogue between space, volume, light, weight and time, Miska’s creations are certainly a sight to behold. Her latest project is the renovation and extension of a XVI-century building in Poland. Lower ground floor ■ Open-plan office space Ground floor ■ Main entrance ■ Open-plan office space ■ Utility room with two WCs First floor ■ Reception room ■ Main bedroom with en suite ■ Bedroom two ■ Bedroom three ■ Bathroom Second floor ■ Reception room ■ Kitchen ■ Terrace To arrange a viewing, contact The Modern House on 020 3795 5920 68 / CAPITAL CULTURE

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PROPERTY

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More than bedding ... fully living. www.ploh.com

‘Easy Breezy’ - A Ploh BedscapeTM

Delivering luxury sleep experiences at legendary hotels around the world (including The Savoy’s sister property - The Raffles Singapore.)

Enjoy the same at home.

Luxury Down Pillows . Duvets . Featherbeds . Bedlinens . Robes . Cashmere

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INTERIORS

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TRAVEL

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