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Clive Brill in the McGrigor Hall. FRINTON Summer Theatre will be kicking off its 80th season in style with a spring cabaret. The theatre’s anniversary celebrations were put on hold least year after venues were shut due to the Covid-19 lockdown. But the popular theatre will return on May 21 and 22 with its Spring Cabaret at the McGrigor Hall. The three performances aim a celebration of the joys of spring with comedy, tunes from the shows, poetry and readings. It will be presented by Frinton regulars John D Collins (Our Man in Havana), Jemima Watling (Black Chiffon), Sarah Lambie (Stepping Out) and Steven Edis on the piano and is produced and directed by the theatre’s artistic director Clive Brill. ....
05 Feb 2021 If you’ve ever dreamed of a film where Sean Pertwee rides a horse in slow motion, wearing a huge hat, to a booming organ score and, frankly, who hasn’t? then The Reckoning is for you. Neil Marshall’s first film since his lacklustre Hellboy adaptation sees the filmmaker return to British-based, small-scale horror (and Pertwee). Pulling a fictional yarn out of both the Great Plague and the English 17th-century witch hunts, The Reckoning follows a recently widowed mother falsely accused of being in league with the devil. Marshall’s approach eschews both the grim, compelling qualities of the similarly themed ....
Directed by Neil Marshall. Starring Charlotte Kirk, Joe Anderson, Sean Pertwee, Steven Waddington, Rick Warden, Mark Ryan, Bill Fellows, Suzanne Magowan, Leon Ockenden, Sarah Lambie, Emma Campbell-Jones, and Ian Whyte. SYNOPSIS: Evelyn, a young widow haunted by the recent suicide of her husband Joseph, is falsely accused of being a witch by her Landlord after she rejects his advances. Director Neil Marshall has a history of making movies that thrive on darkened blood, add demonic features to the human body, and share a pallid, grainy aesthetic. He likes to get the adrenaline going, but in recent years has tunneled in to blunt, flagrant bombast that tries to disguise that the writing isn’t as well-executed as some of the imagery is striking. ....