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A new flagship cinema is to be opened in Chelsea in July as lockdown eases. Howard Raymond’s llona House Securities has completed the building of a new Everyman cinema on the King’s Road – and now plans to open on … Continued
Some of the UK’s biggest theatres have ruled out reopening in July – despite being given the green light to do so – claiming the move would be economically damaging to their businesses. Venues including Curve in Leicester, Birmingham Hippodrome, … Continued
REDDITCH planners have been slammed for allowing ‘the most significant Art Deco interior in the town to be razed’. Key theatre, television and cinema figure John West claims the borough council acted illegally in 2015 when it gave permission for … Continued
The UK screen industry is set to lose £36bn (US$45.3bn) in revenue in 2020 as a result of the global coronavirus pandemic, according to a report from analysis firm Oxford Economics. The report, commissioned by the Creative Industries Federation, predicts … Continued
On May 31st, the U.K. film and T.V. industry received a green light to re-open production with filming to resume as early as July. Across the pond in Hollywood, Roger Wolfson, an LA-based TV writer, says resuming film and T.V. production … Continued
Even if, as expected, the government gives the go-ahead for cinemas to reopen in early July, many will be keeping the shutters down. The Rio in Dalston is staying closed over the summer, while other London indie cinemas are either weighing up … Continued