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SUMMARY:Event SW18: Sentimentality\, Scepticism and Struggle: British strikes and political protest on film
DESCRIPTION:In the second of two events for the Festival of Chichester\, both of which are linked to productions at Chichester Festival Theatre\, we mark the centenary of the General Strike with a look back at protest in British films. \nIn May 1926\, a time of political\, social and economic unrest\, Britain experienced its only general strike. With one or two noticeable exceptions\, such as My Old Dutch (1934)\, the General Strike is rarely represented in film. \nTo mark the centenary\, this talk\, illustrated by a range of clips\, by Emeritus Professor of Cultural History Maggie Andrews\, will explore a range of portrayals of strikes and political protest in British films. Whilst I’m All Right Jack (1959) and Carry On at Your Convenience (1971) have taken a satirical approach to industrial disputes\, other films such as Comrades (1987) and Peterloo (2018) have been criticised as worthy but tedious. Alternatively\, a range of films\, including Billy Elliot (2000)\, Made in Dagenham (2010)\, Pride (2014) and Suffragette (2015) are uplifting but romanticised and sentimental. We will explore how the most successful films have managed to entertain audiences without sacrificing historical authenticity. \nPride will screen after the talk at 13.00 on July 11\, and the new play Atlantis opens at Chichester Festival Theatre on July 18.
URL:https://festivalofchichester.co.uk/event/event-sw18-sentimentality-scepticism-and-struggle-british-strikes-and-political-protest-on-film/
LOCATION:Chichester Cinema at New Park\, New Park Road\, Chichester\, West Sussex\, PO19 7XY\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Spoken word,Theatre
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SUMMARY:Event T05: Outdoor Theatre: Pinocchio
DESCRIPTION:A wooden puppet runs away yearning for adventure\, but instead finds cruel bosses\, con artists and exciting attractions which always contain hidden dangers. Illyria celebrates this magical coming-of-age tale in a thrilling musical outdoor show. \nPinocchio by Carlo Collodi\, adapted by Oliver Gray. Carlo Collodi’s classic is a perennial favourite. It is the third most translated book in the world\, having appeared in no fewer than 260 languages since it was published in 1883\, and has never been out of print. \nRunning time: 95-minutes (approx.)\, including a 20-minute interval.\nRecommended for ages 5+ (younger children also welcome).
URL:https://festivalofchichester.co.uk/event/event-t05-outdoor-theatre-pinocchio/
LOCATION:Chichester Cathedral\, Chichester Cathedral\, Chichester\, West Sussex\, PO19 1PX\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Theatre
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