Miracles Of The Music Hall

Still from Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green

I will be showing my short film Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green at the fabulous Cinema Museum with the Palace of Varieties this Saturday 28th Sept.

There are lots of other fantastic acts to see on the night too so do come along for a night of Miracles of The Music Hall

Former Victorian workhouse, The Cinema Museum plays host to The Palace Of Varieties next peculiarly camp comedic instalment. Join your chair for the evening, first lady of Music Hall Ida Barr will be joined by a glittering cast handpicked from the Edinburgh Fringe that includes, Jody Kamali Frank Sanazi and Mr Ben Hart, with added musical oompah throughout the night by Dulwich Ukulele Club

Tickets can be purchased here

Saturday 28th Sept 2013
7:30pm - 11:00pm

The Cinema Museum
The Master's House
2 Dugard Way (off Renfrew Road)
London, SE11 4TH
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Harry Pye's South London Salon

I will be showing my short film 'Chalk Farm to Camberwell Green' at this years Deptford X for Harry Pye's South London Salon.

For this year's festival Harry Pye & his friends are having their own salon. The work exhibited will be from artists with a strong connection to South London. In many cases the actual work will be about South London too.

The artists in The South London Salon are:
Marie Smith, Cedar Lewisohn, Christopher Owen, Sarah Doyle, Peter Lamb, Howard Dyke, Rowland Smith, Julia Bedford, David Dipre, Liam Newnham, Patrick Morrissey & Hanz Hancock, Edward Ward, Rosalind Davis, Bob London, Klarita Pandolfi-Carr, Sarah Sparkes, Clare Price, Paul Hamilton, Jackie Clark, Giles Kent, Julie Bennett, Paul Wye, Tracey Williams, Simeon Banner, Zac T Lee, Mikey Georgeson, Marcus Cope, Mel Cole, Julian Wakeling, and Aleksandra Wojcik.

The works will be exhibited at the brand new Deptford X Head Quarters
10 Brookmill Rd, London, SE8 4HR
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the show runs from:
27 Sept - 6th Oct 2013
everyday 12 - 6pm

The private view for Harry Pye's South London Salon is on Thursday 3rd October from 6pm till 9pm.

Exploding Cinema

I will be showing my animation Opheliyah at Exploding Cinema in Brixton at the end of this month. The Exploding Cinema nights are great with lots of really interesting films all night, if your free do come along.

EXPLODING CINEMA
Friday 27th September 2013
The Canterbury Arms, Brixton
( Round the back of the Police station, near the ice rink )

Never-ending Winter…. bitter austerity…. Summer heatwaves…
Nothing can stop the creativity of the underground !

It’s our third outing at the truly wonderful old school Canterbury pub in Brixton and we’re cranking up for another great night of short films and D.I.Y. video. Our shows are all about open access and interactivity : An MC to introduce the films, Q&A's with the filmmakers, live music in the intervals, cabaret style seating, spectacular prize raffles and decor to delight the eyes.
It’s not a conventional screening.
And we make a real effort to keep our door charge as low as possible and to find venues that have reasonable bar prices.
So come along and bring your friends.

Live music in the interval from nokan

Friday 27th September 2013
Doors 7.30pm, Show starts 8pm
Admission £5

The Canterbury Arms
8, Canterbury Crescent
Brixton
SW9 7QD
London
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Tube: Brixton
Rail: Brixton
Bus: 2,3,35,37,45,39,109,133,159,196,250,322,333,345,355,415,432,P4,P5