Asunder (Film Screening)
@ The Phoenix Theatre, Blyth
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07 May 2017
7.30pm
A film tribute to the people of the North East who lived, fought and died during the First World War, combining archive and newly recorded footage alongside an original score from The Royal Northern Sinfonia, Field Music and Warm Digits.
The film has many links to the region including having filmed at The Port of Blyth during its production and featuring stories of Blyth’s significant contribution to the war effort as well as the stoty of Bella Reay – a young munitions worker AND top striker in Blyth Spartans Ladies F.C scoring 133 goals in one season and going on to play for England!
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37a Beaconsfield Street
Blyth
Northumberland
NE24 2DS
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With Trump, Boris and Brexit fresh in the memory, Rory’s on a mission to make sense (and nonsense) of it all. (Good luck with THAT.) He will be joined by special surprise guests: some politicians, some comedians. Come and work out which is which!
In partnership with The Bowes Museum, The Witham are screening a digitally remastered version of the Battle of the Somme, one of the most popular films of all time, on 5th July as part of World War I centenary events.
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100th anniversary of the Battle of the Somme sees digitally remastered screening of one of the most popular films in British Cinema. With an evocative new musical score composed by Laura Rossi.
