Category: Film and Culture Club

Silver Screen – Thursdays at the ARC cinema at 3.00 p.m. £5 with free tea/coffee and biscuits

Films being shown as follows:-

Thursday 24^th August  – Oppenheimer 

Thursday 31^st August –  National Theatre Live : Fleabag with Phoebe Waller – Bridge

If you enjoy the music of Barbara Streisand then be sure to book your tickets to come along to the Royal Concert Hall on Thursday 28^th September at 7.30 pm to enjoy the music of the BBC Concert Orchestra playing tribute to Barbara with songs being sung by Katie Birtill, Louise Dearman and Graham Bickley,

Tickets from £18 – £38 

For further information please contact Alan Snape via the contact form below and add your email address to the Film and Culture Group circulation. You will receive regular information on films and cultural events.

The Broadway Silver Screen Every Thursday at 10.30 am and 1.30 pm with free tea and biscuits – don’t forget to ask for your u3a discount (take your membership card with you although it’s not usually wanted).

Get your tea and biscuits in the cafe from 10.00 am and again at 1.00 pm

The film this week is The Fire of Love – 93 mins long. £7.50, starring Miranda July, Kaita Kraft, Maurice Kraft. This film is all about Love and Volcanoes.

Are You Romantic?
Do you enjoy the days and Music of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers?
Would you enjoy 30 minutes of romantic music and dancing last thing at night before retiring?
If your answer is yes, try watching a Compilation of Songs from the Great American Songbook sung by Fred and Ginger in clips from their films. Go to – BBC I Player – Categories – Films – A-Z – Astaire & Rogers Sing The Great American Songbook.

Do you have a longing to watch WESTLIFE in Concert? Here is your chance: WESTLIFE – Live from Wembley Stadium, Saturday 6th August at 20.30pm and Sunday 7th August at 15.00 pm

Also:
Andre Rieu 2022 Maastricht Concert: Happy Days are here again
Enjoy the wonderful Maastricht atmosphere with Orchestra, Singers and Dancers
Saturday, 27th August at 19.00 pm and encore Sunday 28th August at 15.00 pm

Alan Snape

This film is being released on Friday 22nd July and is about an abandoned girl, Kya, who raised herself in Southern Carolina. For years rumours of the marsh girl haunted Barkley Cove, isolating the sharp and resilient Kya from her community. Drawn to two young men from town she opens herself to a new and startling world.

Director – Olivia Newman – adapted from the book by Delia Owens ( 2018)
Music – Mychael Danna
Producer – Reese Witherspoon
Cast: Daisy Edgar-Jones, Taylor John Smith – Harris Dickinson – David Strathairn

By the way a Crawdad is a fresh water Crayfish.

This film will be on at The ARC for the next 2/3 weeks and starts this Friday.