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August/September 2018 Volume 14/04 FREE August/September 2018 Volume 14/04 FREE MARYLEBONE JOURNAL JOURNAL MARYLEBONE August/September 2018 Volume 14/04 BREAKFAST ON THE LANE The Terrace at 108 Brasserie is the perfect setting for a relaxing breakfast. Breakfast on the Lane is served daily between 8am and 11am. Tables are allocated on a first come, first served basis. 108BRASSERIE.COM | +44 207 969 3900 | [email protected] | 108 MARYLEBONE LANE, LONDON W1U 2QE mj_2018_volume14_04_cover_01.indd 1 25/07/2018 22:16 EAT DRINK HAPPY A fresh ingredient-led menu, a chic new look and over 500 wines to choose from. The perfect recipe! rouxatthelandau.com 1C Portland Place, W1B 1JA 020 7965 0165 Langham Roux Ad Marylebone Jrnl Aug+Sep Iss.indd 1 17/07/2018 10:57 01. Contents Cover: Me + Em by Brendan Freeman 58. Style Q&A 05-16. Up front 05. Forward thinking 12. Local lives 05. 28. 36. 16. My perfect day FORWARD TYPHOID DAIRY ROARING TRADE 18-43. Features THINKING HOW A WAVE A CELEBRATION 18. Model citizen YOUR GUIDE OF SERIOUS OF 15 YEARS 28. Typhoid dairy TO AUGUST ILLNESS IN OF THE 30. Pole position AND SEPTEMBER 1873 SPARKED A MARYLEBONE 36. Roaring trade IN MARYLEBONE FIGHT BETWEEN FARMERS’ RESIDENTS AND MARKET 44-49. Culture BIG BUSINESS 44. Q&A: Sebastian Faulks, writer 47. Cultural convictions 30. 36. 48. Book reviews 50-57. Food 50. Q&A: Andrea Fraquelli of 18. La Brasseria MODEL 56. Food philosophy CITIZEN 58-67. Style THE PUPPET 58. Q&A: Clare Hornby MAKER BEHIND of Me + Em THE OPEN AIR 62. The look THEATRE’S 63. Inside knowledge DINOSAUR 68-75. Life EXTR AVAGANZA 68. Q&A: Corin Mellor of David Mellor 74. Inside knowledge 18. 76-81. Health 76. Q&A: Al Russell, chief executive of The London Clinic 30. 82. 80. Mind games POLE POSITION INTELLECTUAL 82-85. Work THE POLISH PROPERTY 82. Intellectual property AMBASSADOR OLLY 86-93. Space ON CULTURAL FENN-SMITH, 86. Perfect pitch EXCHANGE, THE NEW CHIEF 90. Ask the expert STEREOTYPES EXECUTIVE OF 92. Q&A: Nicholas Jaffray AND BREXIT THE PORTMAN of Jaffray Estates ESTATE mj_2018_volume14_04_UpFront_01.indd 1 26/07/2018 09:21 02. Editor’s letter Marylebone Journal Web: marylebonejournal.com MARKET FORCES Twitter: @MaryleboneJrnl MARK RIDDAWAY Instagram: marylebonejrnl Facebook: Marylebone Journal Editor It says something profound about the modern Mark Riddaway [email protected] world that a food market’s 15th anniversary Deputy editors Viel Richardson should be deemed worthy of celebration, as it is [email protected] Clare Finney in this issue. Not so long ago, markets were such [email protected] Sub-editor a fundamental part of the urban landscape, Ellie Costigan [email protected] we would have been as unlikely to applaud Editorial desk their longevity as we would that of a crossroads 020 7401 7297 Advertising sales or a public toilet. Now, though, in a country Donna Earrey 020 7401 2772 completely in thrall to the supermarket system— [email protected] with its complex supply chains, superfluous plastic Publisher LSC Publishing packaging and uncooperative bagging areas—it 13.2.1 The Leathermarket Weston Street is Marylebone’s very good fortune that a farmers’ London SE1 3ER market has fully taken root, becoming as much a lscpublishing.com Contributers part of the fabric of the place as Portman market Jean-Paul Aubin-Parvu, James Critchlow, Sasha Garwood, and Oxford market were in centuries gone by. Orlando Gili, Tom Hughes, Emily Jupp, Jackie Modlinger Design and art direction Partly, the draw is the quality of the food. But Em-Project Limited [email protected] mostly it’s the people. Some of them produce what Distribution Letterbox they sell, others know the people who did. All of Printing them can tell you in detail its story—how it was Warwick Owned and supported by Marylebone’s leading solicitors specialising in: made, reared, grown or caught—and most of them The Howard de Walden Estate 23 Queen Anne Street, W1G 9DL are only too willing to do so. The market never gets 020 7580 3163 hdwe.co.uk Dispute Resolution | Family/Children Law | Employment Law | Commercial/Residential Property boring, changing as it does with the seasons— [email protected] Education Law | Intellectual Property | Medical/Clinical Negligence | Immigration Law the cherry man, for example, is only there for a Supported by The Portman Estate Media and Entertainment Law | Personal Injury | Tax Advice and Disputes couple of months every year, but his cherries come 40 Portman Square, W1H 6LT 020 7563 1400 from Kent and taste vividly of cherry, rather than portmanestate.co.uk Wills, Probate and Trusts | Employee Theft and Fraud coming from Chile and tasting of fridges and air- [email protected] freight. The fallacy of the faceless mega-retailer is 17 Manchester Street, London W1U 4DJ that consumers gain a vast amount of choice. But www.bloomsbury-law.com having the option to buy some of your food from 020 7998 7777 market traders and independent shops is the rarest choice of all—one that’s well worth celebrating. mj_2018_volume14_04_UpFront_01.indd 2 26/07/2018 09:21 Marylebone’s leading solicitors specialising in: Dispute Resolution | Family/Children Law | Employment Law | Commercial/Residential Property Education Law | Intellectual Property | Medical/Clinical Negligence | Immigration Law Media and Entertainment Law | Personal Injury | Tax Advice and Disputes Wills, Probate and Trusts | Employee Theft and Fraud 17 Manchester Street, London W1U 4DJ www.bloomsbury-law.com 020 7998 7777 mj_2018_volume14_04_UpFront_01.indd 3 26/07/2018 09:21 Personal difficulties require aPersonal private space. difficulties require It acan private be hard to know space. where to go. At the Portland Practice, we offer psychotherapy tailored to the individual and private needs of every patient. Our psychotherapistsIt can be hard to provide know expert where support to go. in a confidential setting, enabling individuals to gain insight and make meaningfulAt the Portland changes Practice, to their life we and offer wellbeing. psychotherapy tailored to the individual and private needs of every patient. Our psychotherapists provide expert support in a confidential setting, enabling individuals to gain insight and make meaningful changes to their life and wellbeing. 10 Harley St, W1G 9PF • www.portlandpractice.london • 0207 299 0373 • [email protected] Portland Practice half page.indd 1 25/07/2018 11:37:01 Free 10exhibition Harley St, W1G 9PF • www.portlandpractice.london • 0207 299 0373 • [email protected] To tie in with this centenary year of women’s suffrage, discover the stories of some of the extraordinary Academy women who helped to break down barriers and make their voices heard. A full programme of events runs alongside the exhibition. www.ram.ac.uk/whats-on 29 June 2018 - 18 April Royal Academy of Music Museum 2019 Marylebone Road, London NW1 5HT mj_2018_volume14_04_UpFront_01.indd 4 26/07/2018 09:21 05. Up front FORWARD ART ART FOOD THINKING UNTIL UNTIL 14th—18th YOUR GUIDE TO 17th AUGUST 18th AUGUST AUGUST 2018 AUGUST ONOME OTITE: CHRISTOPHER LE GRAND BAIN AND SEPTEMBER PATTERN OF LE BRUN: IN MARYLEBONE MOVEMENT NEW PAINTING Edward Delling-Williams is that rare and beautiful Pattern of Movement, Christopher Le Brun, a thing: a talented young a new show by London- widely celebrated British English chef with the based contemporary painter, printmaker and fortitude to take on the artist Onome Otite, sculptor and president of French at their own game, is a celebration of the Royal Academy of Arts, in Paris, and the skill to choreography and presents his first exhibition do so successfully. He costume. Otite uses hand- at Lisson Gallery, featuring originally made his name drawn pieces embellished colourful large-scale oil at St John before crossing with fabric to capture paintings, some dense the channel to become the relationship between and noisy, some light of head chef at the popular dancers and their clothing, touch; abstract works that Au Passage. He has since and its importance to the contain within them subtle opened his own restaurant, beauty of their movements. references to music and Le Grand Bain, a small literature. A culmination but increasingly voguish Circus of Le Brun’s work over bistro in the Belleville 58 Marylebone High Street, the past two years, New neighbourhood, with an W1U 5HT Painting is a collection inventive, ever-changing, circuslondon.com that is innovative, thought- hyper-seasonal menu. provoking and technically Now, Delling-Williams is complex. returning home for a week- long stint at Carousel. Lisson Gallery 67 Lisson Street, Carousel NW1 5DA 71 Blandford Street, lissongallery.com W1U 8AB carousel-london.com Christopher Le Brun Right: Edward Delling-Williams mj_2018_volume14_04_UpFront_01.indd 5 26/07/2018 11:41 06. Up front THEATRE PHOTOGRAPHY MUSIC THEATRE UNTIL UNTIL UNTIL UNTIL 26th AUGUST 1st SEPTEMBER 2nd SEPTEMBER 15th SEPTEMBER THE CAMDEN HIGH: REGENT’S PARK LITTLE SHOP OF FRINGE 2018 PHOTOGRAPHS BANDSTAND HORRORS Throughout August, FROM ABOVE CONCERTS An eclipse. A carnivorous The Cockpit theatre in From monochromatic Every Sunday between plant. A recipe for disaster. Marylebone will be one shots of a city waking up, 3pm and 5pm (plus Bank The stage at Regent’s Park of the main venues for to dazzling blue aerial Holiday Monday on 27th Open Air Theatre, despite the Camden Fringe, shots of a swimming pool, August), Regent’s Park’s hosting more than its share which features a relentless this exhibition brings iconic bandstand will be of gory Shakespearean and highly affordable together a collection of the venue for a diverse tragedies, has surely never programme of events, diverse photographs, programme of free seen a performance as providing a platform on depicting our world from family-friendly concerts, blood-curdling, scream- which bright new talents an elevated perspective.
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