Summer Jun – Aug ‘17
Hove’s Independent, High Quality Live Theatre and Venue
FeATURING:
The Staves Katy Brand Focus Group* Richard Dawson Plus TOM’s Film Club: David Lynch, KEN LOACH AND MORE
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Summer 2017 hELLO, This season as part of TOM's Film Club, we're celebrating the return of Twin Peaks with a screening of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992) - part of our David Lynch Mini-Season (p5) - and there'll be a Twin Peaks-themed after-party following the screening with plenty of black coffee and cherry pie. Other cult offerings include two brilliant but often overlooked musicals (p10), an Alien/Aliens double bill (p8) and a Ken Loach miniseason (p11), including a special charity screening of I, Daniel Blake. Tickets for all TOM's films this season are £6 each, £10 for two or £24 for all nine. We're thrilled to be hosting yet more fantastic gigs - from the wistful The Staves (p4) through to shambolically virtuoustic troubadour Richard Dawson (p7) and the critically-acclaimed Thurston Moore Group (p6). And we throw our doors open once more for Blue Camel Club (p4), Carousel's wildly successful club night for learning disabled people and their friends. Instead of cringing about our embarrassing moments and the questionable decisions we sometimes make in life, maybe we should mine them for comedy gold? Comedian Katy Brand spills all in I Was A Teenage Christian (p7) - her hit Edinburgh Festival show exploring her self-imposed conversion and total immersion in evangelical Christianity. And TOM's future looks bright... laser-bright to be specific. Turn to p13 for a teaser of the exciting large-scale installations taking over our building as part of this year's #TOMtech. See you soon,
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About US We think THE OLD MARKET (or TOM for short) is the best place in Brighton & Hove to see a show. We aim to encourage the presentation and production of performance arts, by handpicking shows (see TOM’S TAGS for our picks). We often add new shows – keep an eye on THEOLDMARKET.COM and sign up to our newsletter to stay one step ahead of the crowds. TOM is owned and supported by two of the city’s most successful artists, the creators of the smash-hit show STOMP.
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 3 LISTINGS BY DATE 4-11 FROM OUR COMMUNITY 12 COMING SOON 13 INFORMATION 14 LISTINGS AT A GLANCE AND VENUE HIRE 15
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01273 201 801 upper market street
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Listings june Kendal Mountain Festival presents:
Kendal Mountain Festival On Tour 2017 Celebrating and sharing adventure, guests are invited to enjoy an evening packed full of awardwinning films and first hand accounts from our intrepid explorers. Guests will be treated to talks from Stephen Fabes, an adventure cyclist and Lizzie Carr, an adventurer and environmentalist. Join us and get inspired to explore and enjoy the mountains, wilderness and their cultures. Find out more at kendalmountaintour.com
Melting Vinyl presents:
The Staves
+ Mikaela Davis
Taking a cue from youthful folk revivalists like Laura Marling, Mountain Man, and the Pierces, Watford, England’s the Staves blend the wistful cadences of classic British folk with breezy, Laurel Canyon-era Americana.
Fri 9 Jun, 7.30pm (doors) SOLD OUT Standing 14+, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
Carousel presents:
Blue Camel Club
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Carousel’s club night for learning disabled people and their friends celebrates summer with the hot sounds of The Coasters and London’s finest Too Hot For Candy.
Mon 12 Jun, 6.30pm (doors) £5 (£1 carers) Standing
Also featuring Fan Dance Club and guest DJ’s and VJ’s. Get your dancing shoes on and enjoy some musical sunshine. Don’t miss out; buy your tickets in advance.
14+, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
Thu 8 Jun, 7.30pm (doors 7pm) £15 (£7.50 under 16s) Groups 6+ 10% discount
Seated, unreserved
music theatre comedy event dance family
TOM’s Film Club: TOM’s Film Club:
The Elephant Man (1980) (PG)
David lynch mini-season
“I am not an elephant! I am not an animal! I am a human being! I am a man!” This month, we’re celebrating the return of Twin Peaks, the release of David Lynch - The Art Life and commemorating the acting legacy of the late, great John Hurt with a screening of one of Lynch’s best (and strangely, most accessible) films, The Elephant Man.
Thu 15 Jun, 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £6, £10 film saver (valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off
Seated, unreserved
Quite apart from his usual work, the nightmarish imagery of this film reinforced a moving and heart-breaking message of the human condition, which could not have worked were it not for Hurt’s delicate and poignant performance, and the many hours of heavy makeup he had to endure for the role.
“A magical celebration of the fantastical that evokes the memories of the early trick films of George Méliés, It’s a very rich film” Kim Newman, Empire
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me (1992) (15)
+ After-party David lynch mini-season
To Celebrate the return of David Lynch’s cult television series with a 25th anniversary screening of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me.
Fri 16 Jun, 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £6, £10 film saver
(valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off 15+,
under 16s must be We think it’s time to reassess accompanied by an Fire Walk With Me and see it adult not just as a Twin Peaks movie Seated, but as a great stand-alone unreserved film in its own right, with a hauntingly evocative Angelo Badalamenti score and a mercilessly intense starring role for Sheryl Lee as the popular but secretly damaged homecoming queen who, with reckless abandon, loses any and all inhibitions, before rapidly losing total control through her involvement in some bizarre supernatural happenings.
“ One of the greatest horror movies of modern times” Mark Kermode, Kermode Uncut The film will be followed by an after-party in the bar, complete with cherry pie, black coffee and a Badalamenti / Lynch-inspired DJ set. Fancy dress strongly encouraged.
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Listings june Smokescreen Productions presents:
Shell Shock Shell Shock is a stunning personal realisation of one soldier’s experience of learning to cope with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder. After serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, Tommy Atkins’ observations on the absurdities of everyday life on civvy street are frequently comic, occasionally absurd, sometimes violent but always poignant. His wired energy leads to hyperemotional responses - from post office queues and a trip to IKEA to his relationships with family and friends - lead to alienation and anger.
“...Very believable and engaging” ★★★★ British Theatre “A mesmerising performance... ” FRINGE GURU Lout Promotions presents
Thurston Moore Group The critically acclaimed Thurston Moore Group will be coming to The Old Market this June. Their latest album Rock n Roll Consciousness is Thurston’s focus on this group’s strength, beauty and promise, with an unleashing of James Sedwards’ brilliant guitar play, Deb Googe’s minimalist groove ethic and Steve Shelley’s in-the-pocket swing dynamism.
Fri 23 Jun 7.30pm (doors) £15 adv Standing 14+, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
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Tue 20 - Thu 22 Jun, 8pm (doors 7.15pm) £12 (£10 conc.) Seated, unreserved 14+ recommended
music theatre comedy event dance family Mick Perrin presents:
Katy Brand:
I Was A Teenage Christian Katy Brand’s hit Edinburgh Festival show I Was a Teenage Christian is an honest, fascinating and funny exploration of her self-imposed conversion and total immersion in evangelical Christianity.
Sat 24 Jun, 8pm (doors 7.15pm) £14 (£12 conc.) Friends 15% off
Seated, unreserved 16+ recommended
One Sunday, aged 13, Katy went to a local church service and became a fundamentalist Christian. From then on she attended church four times a week. For seven years she put the ‘fun’ into fundamentalism…and the ‘mental’. She was an obnoxious, self-important dick, but at least she knew she was going to heaven. Now she’s not so sure.
“The church’s loss is comedy’s gain…” Evening Standard “Intelligent storytelling…she makes us hang on her every word” The Times Dictionary Pudding presents:
Richard Dawson
★★★★ The Metro ★★★★ The Skinny
Sun 25 Jun, 7.30pm (doors) £15 Standing
Rising up from the bed of the River Tyne, a voice that crumbles and soars, that is steeped in age-old balladry 14+, under 16s must and finely-chiselled observations of the mundane, be accompanied Richard Dawson is a skewed troubadour at once by an adult charming and abrasive. His shambolically virtuosic guitar playing stumbles from music-hall tune-smithery to spidery swatches of noise-colour, swathed in amp static and teetering on the edge of feedback.
TOOT and Ovalhouse Present:
Focus Group*
*or how to stare down & transfigure loneliness1 1a play after David Foster Wallace
Wed 28 Jun, 7pm (doors 6.15pm) & 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £12.50 (£10 conc.)
Inspired by the cult US writer’s short story Mister Friends 15% off Squishy, Focus Group* is a comedy with a dark heart, Seated, exploring the loneliness and absurdity of modern life unreserved and consumer culture with humanity and humour. It is strange, unsettling and playful, celebrating the human 14+ recommended drive to continue in what can feel like an increasingly remote reality. Through interactive performance, TOOT provokes audiences to consider whether a real connection is possible at all. Sit back, eat (individually wrapped, luxury) cake, and see a man gradually relinquish the delusion that he matters in the slightest.... And then go back to watching kitten videos on Facebook.
”Smart and increasingly disturbing” ★★★★ The Guardian
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Listings july
TOM’s Film Club:
Aliens (1986)
TOM’s Film Club:
Alien (1979)
In space no one can hear you scream. Has there ever been a better suited, more sinister tagline for a film than that? While many Sci-Fi films in the late 1970s were trying their best to replicate and rip-off Star Wars, Ridley Scott’s Alien was an entirely new and different breed of science fiction film all together.
Thu 6 Jul, 7.30pm (doors 6.45pm) £6, £10 film saver (valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off
Seated, unreserved 18+ only
A small but offbeat crew of the Nostromo spacecraft respond to a distress call and investigate a strange, derelict planet containing many mysterious looking eggs. However, the repercussions of this mission become very grave when an ostensibly un-killable extra-terrestrial stows away on the ship they inhabit, and starts picking them off, one by one.
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“GAME OVER MAN, GAME OVER!”
Thu 6 Jul, 10pm (doors 9.15pm) £6, £10 film saver (valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass Often referred to as one of the (valid for all TOM’s greatest sequels ever made, Films, Jun-Aug 17) James Cameron (fresh from Call 01273 201 801 the set of The Terminator) took to book a saver over the directing duties and or season pass not only made a faithful followFriends 15% off up to Ridley Scott’s Alien (that coincidentally, is screening Seated, before from 7.30pm), but some unreserved would argue even surpassed 18+ only the original, at least in terms of sheer spectacle and set pieces, anyway; whereas Scott’s Alien was likened to a ‘haunted house in space’ frightener, Cameron’s Aliens took more of an action route than a horror one, but still brought the intensity, suspense and themes of isolation and mistrust from the first film. More of a ‘war’ film than Star Wars ever was, Aliens didn’t need to add a ‘2’ to the end of its title to make it scary, adding an ‘s’ and making it plural was terrifying enough. “a sequel that exceeds its predecessor in the reach of its appeal while giving Weaver new emotional dimensions to explore.” Richard Schickel, Time
music theatre comedy event dance family The Pretend Men presents:
Police Cops The Pretend Men’s THU 13 Jul, 8pm critically acclaimed, multi (doors 7.15pm) award-winning comedy £12.50 (£10 conc.) blockbuster returns once Friends 15% off more for an action packed Seated, hour of adrenaline fuelled unreserved physical comedy, cinematic 14+ recommended style and uncompromising facial hair. Present day (1976). Straight-laced rookie Police Cop Jimmy Johnson is out to avenge his brother’s death, and he’s got to go it alone. With the help of his new partner, a disgraced, retired renegade named Harrison, the pair begin to unearth the soily secrets that the case holds. Police Cops is a cinematic joyride, speeding down Adventure Avenue in a souped-up squad car. Oh, and did we mention… the steering wheel is made out of guns.
“Unbeatable physical cop parody” ★★★★★ The Stage “The juggernaut of cheesy parody” ★★★★★ EdFestMag “An absolute jewel in the crown” ★★★★★ The Argus “A joy to behold” ★★★★ Scotsman WINNER - ‘Brighton Fringe Award for Excellence 2015’
Sons of Pitches
+ Support from Rock Choir In a brand new show for 2017, the first winners of BBC2’s The Naked Choir will be celebrating the world of TV in a vocal adventure, including performances of your favourite TV themes, sketches about panel shows, talent shows, quiz shows and more!
Fri 14 Jul, 7.30pm (doors) £25 adv Standing 14+, under 16s must be accompanied by an adult
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Listings july
TOM’s Film Club:
The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964) (U)
Musicals mini-season
“Stop crying. Look at me. People only die of love in movies.”
Wed 19 Jul, 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £6, £10 film saver (valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off The musical genre is one of the more popular pastimes Seated, for film-goers looking unreserved for some escapism, but few were as realist, mature or as bittersweet as Jacques Demy’s The Umbrellas of Cherbourg: rather than have a few musical numbers sung sporadically throughout the film to express dreams and emotions, Demy abandoned spoken dialogue in his film and instead had his characters communicate exclusively through song. Told in three parts, the film is the love story between Geneviève, played beautifully and brilliantly by Catherine Deneuve, an employee of her mother’s umbrella shop, and Guy (Nino Castelnuovo), a mechanic who will soon be going off to war, and thus potentially straining their whirlwind romance.
“…A surprisingly effective experiment…touching and knowing and, like Deneuve, ageless” Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times
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TOM’s Film Club:
New York, New York (1977) (pg)
Musicals mini-season
Thu 20 Jul, 8pm (doors 7.15pm) £6, £10 film saver (valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
After directing Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver, Martin Scorsese decided to go a completely Friends 15% off different route with his next project New York, New York - an Seated, MGM-styled musical of the old unreserved Technicolor Hollywood variety. Liza Minnelli plays Frances Evans, a struggling nightclub singer / aspiring actress and Robert De Niro plays Jimmy Doyle, a saxophonist / jazz enthusiast. Sound familiar yet? Together they embark on a turbulent love-hate relationship while at the same time trying to further their own creative endeavours and dreaming of reaching the “Big Time”. A long forgotten gem, New York, New York is a film that’s prime for reappraisal forty years on from release, and deserves to have its praises sung from the rooftops much like a show-stopping musical sequence, akin to Minnelli’s wonderful delivery of the iconic title number.
“Scorsese’s tribute/parody/critique of the MGM musical is a razor-sharp dissection of the conventions of both meeting-cute romances and rags-to-riches biopics” Geoff Andrew, Time Out
August
music theatre comedy event dance family TOM’s Film Club:
ken loach mini-season
I, Daniel Blake (2016) (15)
Charity screening for Fareshare Sussex
CHARITY SCREENING: BAFTA and Palme D'Or winning film I, Daniel Blake addresses unemployment, poverty and the problems with the benefits and welfare system of the UK, and how negatively it impacts upon the life of Daniel Blake (played by comedian Dave Johns) after he suffers a major heart attack which prevents him from returning to work. All ticket revenue from I, Daniel Blake will be donated to FareShare Sussex, who distribute surplus food within the city of Brighton & Hove and Worthing to help feed vulnerable groups and the homeless community.
“…one of his best and most accessible movies to date” Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
TOM’s Film Club: kes(1969) (PG) ken loach mini-season One of Ken Loach’s earliest triumphs, Kes is often considered one of the greatest British films ever made (ranked 7th on BFI’s Top 100 British Films), and nearly fifty years on from when it was originally released, the film still feels as authentic and as bleak as when it first came out. Rebellious but withdrawn Barnsley boy Billy Casper tries to seek refuge from bullies at school and troubles from home. He eventually finds and adopts a kestrel, learns to train it, and through his bond with the bird finds a new freedom and purpose in life he never knew he could experience before.
“… one of the great adolescent portraits in cinema” Mike Robins, Senses of Cinema
TOM’s Film Club:
ken loach mini-season
The Wind That Shakes The Barley (2006) (15)
A Palme D'Or winning war drama about the fight in Ireland for independence and the Irish Civil War which followed in the 1920s. Set in County Cork, the film follows Damien O’Donovan (Cillian Murphy), a doctor about to take up a post in London, and his brother Teddy (Pádraic Delaney), a freedom fighter and member of Irish Republican Army. After seeing some British military atrocities, Damien is convinced to fight for freedom with his brother rather than go to England, but tension between the two rises tenfold as their involvement in the war accelerates further.
“…among the best war films ever made” Jim Emerson, RogerEbert.com
Tue 15 Aug, 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £6, £10 film saver
(valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off
Seated, unreserved Wed 16 Aug, 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £6, £10 film saver
(valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off
Seated, unreserved thu 17 Aug, 9pm (doors 8.15pm) £6, £10 film saver
(valid for 2 TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17)
£24 season pass
(valid for all TOM’s Films, Jun-Aug 17) Call 01273 201 801 to book a saver or season pass
Friends 15% off
Seated, unreserved
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FROM our community Soul of the City Choir presents:
soul of the city Soul of the City Choir will be returning to The Old Market with both Brighton and Hassocks choirs combining for a doubledose of fabulous funky singing. With their usual eclectic mix of soul, pop and gospel classics this is a gig not to be missed!
Bird Studios presents:
BRICTT - Bird Studios 2017 Summer Showcase On Sunday 16th July, Bird Studios will be returning for their annual Summer Showcase. This is an opportunity to experience the varied and exciting styles of dance, theatre and activities that go on in Bird Studios week to week.
Martyn Ford presents:
Mrs Hoover’s Fond Farewell Joyce Hoover is Brighton’s Wed 26 Jul, 8pm leading landlady or (doors 7.15pm) ‘hostmother’, and she has £12.50 (£10 conc.) strong views on the subject of Age 10+ recommended British identity, British culture Seated, and the importance of learning unreserved ‘proper English’. But now “the woman who put the ‘hospital’ in hospitality” is calling it a day. For one night only she throws open her doors and, in a gesture of inclusiveness befitting her home town, extends a warm welcome to foreign currencies of all denominations. “I’m getting my house back,” she says. “This is definitely my final show. Probably.” Expect laughter, tears, songs, biscuits and some (very) irregular verbs.
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Sat 15 Jul, 5.30pm & 8pm (doors 45mins before start) £8.50 (£6.50 conc.), book tickets via soulofthecitychoir.com
Seated unreserved
Sun 16 Jul, 5pm - 7.30pm (doors 4.15PM) £10 (conc. £5) + BF, find out how to book at
theoldmarket.com
Seated unreserved
coming soon... The laser forest is taking over the building… Last year’s #TOMtech vrLAB was the hottest ticket in town, and vrLAB favourites Marshmallow Laser Feast are back, and bigger than ever. Expect huge-scale installations, virtual reality experiences and much more. Watch theoldmarket.com for more…
aug-sep 2017
Le Navet Bete in association with Exeter Northcott Theatre presents:
Dracula: The Bloody Truth Le Navet Bete (Dick Tracy, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz) are back with their hilarious take on Bram Stoker’s classic novel. Take a journey across Europe from the dark and sinister Transylvanian mountains to the awkwardly charming seaside town of Whitby whilst the frantic Van Helsing and his three amateur actors try to stage a life-changing, factual theatrical production of the events of Dracula.
Tue 24 - Sat 28 Oct, various times £8 - £14, group discounts available
The performance includes pulsating lights, pyrotechnics, haze, loud sound effects and words that sound rude but are not.
Friends 15% off
“Side-splittingly funny… by far the best new comedy I have seen this year” ★★★★★ Broadway World
See theoldmarket.com for full details
Age 8+ recommended
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Listings at a glance june
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• Fri 9 7.30pm • THE STAVES + MIKAELA DAVIS Mon 12 6.30pm • BLUE CAMEL CLUB Thu 15 9pm • TOM’S FILM CLUB: THE ELEPHANT MAN (1980) Fri 16 9pm • TOM’S FILM CLUB: TWIN PEAKS: Thu 8 7.30pm KENDAL MOUNTAIN FESTIVAL ON TOUR 2017
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FIRE WALK WITH ME (1992) + AFTER-PARTY
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Tue 20 8pm
SHELL SHOCK
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SHELL SHOCK
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SHELL SHOCK
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THURSTON MOORE GROUP
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KATY BRAND: I WAS A TEENAGE CHRISTIAN
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RICHARD DAWSON
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FOCUS GROUP*
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• Wed 21 8pm • Thu 22 8pm • Fri 23 7.30pm • Sat 24 8pm • Sun 25 8pm • Wed 28 7pm & 9pm •
july • Thu 6 10pm • Thu 13 8pm • Fri 14 7.30pm • Sat 15 5.30pm • Sun 16 5pm • Wed 19 9pm •
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TOM’S FILM CLUB: ALIENS (1986)
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POLICE COPS
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Tue 15 9pm TOM’S FILM CLUB: I, DANIEL BLAKE (2016)
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TOM’S FILM CLUB: KES (1969) P11 TOM’S FILM CLUB: THE WIND THAT SHAKES THE BARLEY (2006)
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Thu 6 7.30pm TOM’S FILM CLUB: ALIEN (1979)
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SONS OF PITCHES + SUPPORT FROM ROCK CHOIR P9 SOUL OF THE CITY
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BRICTT – BIRD STUDIOS 2017 SUMMER SHOWCASE
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TOM’S FILM CLUB: THE UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG (1964)
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TOM’S FILM CLUB: Thu 20 8pm NEW YORK, NEW YORK (1977) P10 MRS HOOVER’S FOND FAREWELL
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