054 ARTS & CULTURE


extraordinary adventure


A NIGHT OF


Banff Mountain Film Festival is back for 2019, Penshurst Place’s starring role in historical blockbuster, Applause Rural Touring needs your help & more...


Valentine Fabre, Dent du GÈant © Ben Tibbetts T © RJ Ripper fi lm


he Banff Mountain Film Festival World Tour is back for 2019 – and celebrating its 10th year of touring the UK and Ireland,


the event features a brand new collection of adrenaline-packed fi lms, with the world’s top adventurers tackling


extreme expeditions in the most stunning corners of the planet. Bringing a night of extraordinary


adventure to the Assembly Hall Theatre, Tunbridge Wells, on 9th March (matinee and evening), audiences will witness incredible wildernesses, life-changing journeys and spectacular cinematography – all via the big screen! • Visit Banff-uk.com


Applause Rural Touring


needs your help! This Tunbridge Wells-based Arts Council non-profi t organisation works with artists and promoters, taking well-priced live performance into the community and fi lling village halls and other venues with music, dance, theatre and storytelling. Last year 30,000 people in 92 locations attended one of its events. Applause is looking for new trustees for


2019. Director Dawn Badland (below) says: “Rural communities are at risk of further isolation, particularly for those with limited mobility. Applause works to ensure that small communities are not marginalised from a cultural offer, experiencing high-quality, accessible and affordable events.” • Visit applause.org.uk


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