Film
One of the great noirs of the ’40s, Carol Reed‘s adaptation of Graham Greene‘s novel features the briefest of appearances by Orson Welles as quintessential underground man Harry Lime and also boasts that distinctive zither score.
It’s rated by the BFI as the greatest British film of the 20th century and has been beautifully restored in 4K.
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‘A Fish Called Julie’ opens at the gallery on April 3
By Sarski Anderson Monday Mar 10, 2025
Comedy / Rosalie Minnitt
‘Clementine’ arrives at The Wardrobe Theatre on April 3 for a three-night run
By Sarski Anderson Wednesday Mar 5, 2025
Theatre / romeo and juliet
Shakespeare’s most famous love story is enhanced with rap, soul and R&B
By Sarski Anderson Saturday Feb 22, 2025
Dance / inklingroom
The immersive club night on February 28 will feature dance performances and electronic music
By Sarski Anderson Friday Feb 14, 2025
Comedy / stewart lee
The band have released ‘I Am The Man Wulf’ to soundtrack Lee's year-long standup tour
By Sarski Anderson Wednesday Feb 12, 2025
Theatre / weston studio
‘Playfight’ will be at The Weston Studio from March 14-29
By Sarski Anderson Tuesday Feb 11, 2025
