The Mill at Sonning provides another triumph with their rendition of Calender Girls, 25 years after its original publication.
This particular interpretation of the play pays tribute to the female spirit and determination provided by a stellar cast and skilful direction from Sally Hughes.
As an ensemble piece, each Actor holds true to the text and delivers authentic and outstanding performances throughout.
Natalie Ogle displays every emotion with a rare ability to show us her inner suffering after her husband’s passing, combined with her resolve to make sense of it all.
Sarah Whitlock – a powerful and perfectly timed performance and rendition of Jessie, and Rachel Fielding – a delightfully ebullient and moving interpretation of Chris.
Oscar Cleaver as Lawrence is hilarious as the young, awkward photographer, who has difficulty in averting his gaze in the presence of the jovial gathering of mature models at the photoshoot.
Ciara Janson grows from a timid over accommodating young woman, into one not to be messed with, after the discovery of her husband’s constant infidelity.
Debbie Arnold is a seemingly rebellious individual, unlike other WI members, but we are proved wrong as she becomes a tower of strength to her collaborators as they weave their web of delights in the planning of the ‘unique’ fundraiser.
As a big fan of The Mill at Sonning, it doesn’t take much to convince me to visit, but this Production exceeds all expectations, and as an already highly popular production, if you can beg, steal or borrow a ticket, I would advise you to go!
Scalextric are proud to announce the premiere release of the new C4479 Thunderbirds FAB-1.This is the first time Scalextric has released any of the vehicles from the classic Gerry Anderson & Sylvia Anderson Thunderbirds Television series.An icon of British TV is now available for the first time in slot car form! Lady Penelope’s FAB-1 is now a Scalextric car with working lights!Complete with Parker driving and Lady Penelope in the back giving the orders the amazing 6 – wheel Rolls Royce looks fantastic in its iconic Pink scheme and comes correctwith a full luxurious interior as well as that icon grille up front.
“With Scalextric all systems are go!” – By Actor David Graham the voice of Parker.Scalextric FAB-1 will be launched soon.To pre-order FAB-1 please go to uk.scalextric.com.
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Lady Penelope with her trusted butler companion Parker are ready to rescue anyone from a tricky situation and to do so in pure comfort. The Pink Rolls Royce is guaranteed to be a ‘FAB’ edition to your layout. Product information FAB-1 C4479
Fabulous Films are proud to announce McVICAR has been released for the very first time ever on Blu-ray, The Break-Out Edition. With all brand new extra features including interviews with Roger Daltrey, Bill Curbishley, Jeff Wayne & John McVicar. Available to buy now.
McVICAR is also available to buy now on DVD Fully Restored Edition.
This is the incredible true story of John McVicar – a man who took on the entire prison system and refused to surrender.
This is the incredible true story of John McVicar – a man who took on the entire prison system and refused to surrender. Roger Daltrey give a powerful performance as McVicar in a film that is shocking, brutal and full of gritty violent realism. Based on the true-life story of professional British criminal John McVicar, the film depicts the brutal aspects of British prison life and follows McVicar into his eventual rehabilitation. The screenplay was written by (Sweeney Director Tom Clegg) and John McVicar, based on McVicar’s autobiography.
All New BonusFeatures on DVD & Blu-ray releases
‘Doing time with McVicar’ – An all-New Documentary on The Story of the Production with Roger Daltrey (John McVicar), Jeff Wayne (Film Score Composer) and Bill Curbishley (Film Producer and The Who Manager).
‘McVicar on McVicar ‘ A Documentary in which Keith Allen interviews John McVicar about the film and his life.
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