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A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF WHAT’S ON DURING JULY 2018
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www.theflavel.org.uk LIVE EVENTS AT THE FLAVEL
TALKING HEADS: STOP MAKING SENSE Friday 6th July, 8:00pm Back by popular demand, this groundbreaking concert film captures the iconic Talking Heads at their peak in 1983.
IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT Sunday 8th July, 2:30pm Clark Gable and Claudette Colbert star in this Oscar-winning romantic comedy classic, pre- sented as part of The Flavel’s Sunday Classics series.
MUSE: DRONES Thursday 12th July, 8:00pm Here, we find the much-loved Devon-born rock band at the height of their powers, cre- ating an unforgettable fan experience that demands to be seen on the big screen.
RSC ROMEO & JULIET Wed 18th July, 7:00pm The most famous story of love at first sight explodes onto the screen with this live broadcast from the Royal Shakespeare Company.
YOUNG ARTIST PLATFORM:
JADE GALL & ALEX WILSON Friday 13th July, 5:30pm
This special evening of music in- cludes works by Handel, Piazzolla, Jean Baptiste Singelee, Vaughan Williams and JS Bach – and all tickets include a complimentary glass of wine!
JACQUI DANKWORTH: JAZZ SIRENS – Saturday 14th July, 7:30pm In this very special and intimate evening of world-class music, music royalty Jacqui Dankworth celebrates the most iconic vocalists of the Twentieth Century, the singers who defined ‘The Great American Songbook’.
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