It Hot’ – I think I need say no more…other than to point out that you must buy your tickets prior to the 7.30pm start at The Windjammer in Victoria Road. You cannot buy tickets on the door. I’m smiling just thinking about this film. Pure genius. The Flavel cinema has, of late, had some really excellent films on show. But now summer is a-coming, and we are entering ‘blockbuster’ season. Nothing wrong with that, dear me no. Booked for the end of July (no firm date as yet) is The Amazing Spiderman. Do I see puzzled looks? Do I hear people saying ‘But didn’t Sam Raimi do a perfectly splendid job with the three previous Spiderman films?’ I echo your perplexity. I’m sure this is a suitably spectacular rendering of the Spiderman legend (tag-line: ‘The untold story!’) but pleeease, can we really not live without yet another reimagining/reworking/rebooting/rehashing/ regurgitating Hollywood money grabber? Other, as yet unconfirmed films (please note: unconfirmed) for July are: Men In Black III – Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones reprising their roles as J and K, in a time-travel save-the-world spectacular. Maybe the strap-line should have been ‘Black to the Future’? Suit yourselves. Snow White and the Huntsman. No sparkly vampires in this one then! Just Thor with an axe instead of a hammer, Charlize Theron being evil and Bob Hoskins doing short and meaningful. What to Expect When You’re Expecting. Well, Woody Allen managed to make an extremely funny film out of a manual - ‘Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Sex*’ – so why on earth wouldn’t this work?
DARTMOUTH FILM SOCIETY
Film Nights: July 2012
Films are screened at The Guildhall, victoria road,
Dartmouth. the bar is open from 7.00pm and the films start at 7.30pm (please note new start time). guest tickets are available on the night for £3.50 each from “The Windjammer”, victoria road between 7.00pm and 7.25pm only. No guest tickets will be sold on the door. For more information about Dartmouth Film Society
Some like it Hot 5th
July
call Clive Osborne tel: 07968 026449
Madame Butterfly,
MUSIC MUSIC MUSIC! New Devon Opera return to Dartmouth, and the Flavel, after their performance at the Music Festival – which, by the way, was absolutely marvellous; huge thanks to all the organisers, brilliant job! 24th & 25th July sees Madame Butterfly, with an international cast led by tenor Pietro Picone. This is another perennial favourite of opera lovers, so it’s probably
advisable to get your tickets as soon as possible. Piano accompaniment is by Simon Haynes and the production will be sung in English. There are several excellent live bands to be heard around town in July, starting with Thick as Thieves at the George and Dragon on 15th July. There’s a BBQ happening there as well, so what better way to spend a Sunday afternoon? The Market House are doing blistering business on the
music front too. Not only do they have their open Mic Nights but in July they have several bands as well. July 6th sees an as yet un-named band doing their thing; there’s a thought for a name guys – As Yet Un-Named! No charge. July 20th and you can go listen and move to Still Life; 28th July sees the return of the massively popular Mafia Babies – so you can’t complain that there’s nothing to listen to in July!
AUGUST Richard Stuart has performed with some of the great opera companies including the ENO, The Royal Opera & New York City Opera, so his show, As a Matter of Patter, at the Flavel on 2nd August, promises to be a real treat. From the title, and the list of some of the composers he will be covering – my personal favourite has to be Tom Lehrer – this promises to be an exceptionally funny and entertaining evening. Ko-Ko’s Little List from The Mikado is one of his ‘party pieces’ but my hope is that he will treat us to a rendition of Lehrer’s Periodic Table song…now that, my friends, would be something to hear.
AND FINALLY… In the open-air at Dartmouth Castle, from 7th August to 11th August, is The Inn Theatre Company’s 10th Anniversary production of ‘Twelfth Night’. Yes indeed,
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