formerly Mad Cornish Projectionist.
London’s Prince Charles Cinema is known for many things: its movie marathons and all-nighters; its lightly-worn sense of being a church to a passionate congregation of movie devotees; and people lobbing plastic spoons at screenings of The Room. In common … Continued
Are you one of the seven people who have never seen the National Theatre’s ‘War Horse’? Or more likely, one of the bazillion people who have seen it and would really like to see it again? Good news, because Vue … Continued
The immersive movie company’s next screening will attempt to blend art with activism. Secret Cinema’s enormous, immersive productions aren’t something you’d normally associate with activism. Usually the focus is on escapism through familiar Hollywood movies that lend themselves to flashy set designs … Continued
How the city has started to reawaken, including news on pubs, theatres, cinemas and more. You really went without your local pub for 15 weeks. But that’s not all. London’s restaurants and bars, its cafés, theatres and cinemas, museums and galleries, lidos, … Continued
There are a few theories as to why drive-in cinema has never taken off in the UK – at least, before this endless summer of Covid: it’s too rainy; we have plenty of actual cinemas; it’s too rainy. Personally, I … 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