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In 2009, Ten Days at the Laundry was a major artistic event, bringing together hundreds of local creatives into a colossal showcase of creative Winchester. Now in 2011, Ten Days Across the City will draw on the heritage of the Laundry project to once again display, promote, and develop the quality and variety of the creative practice being undertaken in the city.

Map Plot Plunder Possession at the Theatre Royal is the centrepiece of the festival: a unique happening, designed specifically for the Theatre Royal building, it brings together a huge range of local talent, with the aim of mapping local creative achievement.

The show will take its visitors on a multi-sensory voyage through the Theatre Royal, from the public areas that audiences see regularly, to a once‑in‑a‑lifetime chance to explore the secret spaces backstage and stand on the stage itself. On the way visitors will encounter experimental dance, film, sound and light installations, music, live writing, and a couple of Halloween surprises, woven into an orchestra of sounds, words, lines, connections, and conversations. And visitors themselves can become part of the conversation, changing installations and dances by their presence, interacting directly with writers to influence the work they produce on the night.

MAP PLOT PLUNDER POSSESSION
Theatre Royal Winchester | 31 October | 6pm-midnight
Tickets £10 from Theatre Royal box office 01962 840440
Theatre Royal’s website

More information about the other events happening during the 10 days can be found on the 10 Days web page

Oct 072011
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Out today…..the blistering directorial debut of Paddy Considine the long time collaborator of Shane Meadows and drawing on outstanding British film talent forged at the hands of master craftsmen such as Ken Loach and Mike Leigh.
Looks unmissable to me……
Have a look at the imdb link below. It already has a score of 8.1.
It may not get a significant theatrical release but it’s sure to be a film society staple.
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View poster giving details of the rare event due to take place at Southampton Guildhall on Saturday 15th October.

As part of Southampton’s Film Week we shall be showing the 1922 classic ‘Nosferatu’ – an adaptation of Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’ in all but the name. Recalling the days before films appeared with sound this silent films will be accompanied live by Donald MacKenzie on the Compton theatre organ.

Critically acclaimed by every generation since it was produced this film still has what it takes to thrill, entertain and to horrify!

The show starts at 7.30pm with tickets costing £9.50 (£7 concessions)

Box Office 02380 632601

For further details please see the following links:

Southampton Film Week
Southampton Guildhall’s Compton Theatre Organ

Sep 012011
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It is a very exciting year here at Winchester Film Society. Not only do we have an excellent new season that we can’t wait to share with you, we also have a new Chair of the committee.

Megan has taken over from Jacqui as the new Chair. Our thanks to Jacqui for leading us so successfully through some challenging times. We are now stronger than ever and raring to go with Megan at the helm!

Read her introduction letter to the new season here

© 2011 Winchester Film Society