formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
AMBITIOUS plans to transform a town centre have been revealed. Developers want to build new homes, shops, offices, a hotel, cinema, bowling alley and library in Burgess Hill. The existing Martlets Shopping Centre would be demolished to make way for … Continued
The Duke of York’s in Preston Road, Brighton, is undergoing six weeks of work to its historic exterior. Now the builders have uncovered the original sculpture work on the outside of the building. Built in 1910, the Duke of York’s … Continued
It will be dark soon. The sun sinks lower every day since the solstice and the evening air is beginning to shake away its last traces of summer. But Cincinnati is just waking up, its electric pulse soon to radiate … Continued
Sisters in Cinema (SIC) with support from Chicago Women’s Foundation LBTQ Giving Council has awarded three first-time feature filmmakers with a $2,500 grant for the production of a documentary film. This program is an initiative created to support Black women … Continued
This Initiative is an effort to achieve a number of benefits and improve conditions for smaller cinemas and Australian content producers. The objective is to help bring the Australian exhibition industry forward by encouraging the implementation of evolutionary practices that … Continued
Following on from the resounding success of its production of The Flying Dutchman in summer 2017, Theater Regensburg has once again pushed the boundaries of open-air opera with its latest offering – a version of Puccini’s semi-staged concert performance in three … Continued