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Guys and Dolls

The tour kicks off soon and we were at the press day to film Claire Sweeney and Ben Richards.
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Guys and Dolls with Claire Sweeney

A short clip to tell you about Guys and Dolls.

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From the Metro this morning. Its the first time that UKFILM.TV has been mentioned in the press. Look out for a new review section and film trailers coming soon. Get up to the minute details of those films making the news. In a few months, all the latest BAFTA nominated films will be featured as well as the latest news from the Oscars. Independent films will also be brought to your inbox from the best of our youtube and myspace friends. To keep in touch enter our competition to win one of TEN DVDs of PROOF. See UKFilm.TV for details.

Sunday in the park with George

The audience leave Wyndams Theatre.

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Peter wallder, festival Director and founder of the Abbey fest talks to Josephine while Danny makes some adjustments to the camera.

UKTheatre.Tv @ Abbey Fest

Its 9pm on a sunny London evening and Josephine Rogers has just been interviewing Festival Director Peter Wallder (pictured above). This is the first night of our tour around the festivals in the UK and we will be interviewing and previewing and filming and writing for your pleasure. Look out for more online over the summer months. Today was an amazing day. I secured another 14 performances, regular West End interviews and a feature in this weeks Metro. I love London :-) ps did you like the instant email ? A quick mention for cameraman Danny King who is covering the Abbey Fest.

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Hi. I am in London today for the press night for Abbey Fest and I wanted to try out my new technology and I bumped into Peter Stringfellow and he was happy to pose for 2 pic. He sends his regards :-) Hope you like the pics tonight, you can use them on your site or email just give Uktheatre.net and Abbey Fest a mention :) Douglas x

Theatre on a Laptop and IPOD

UK Theatre Network is leading a revolution that’s bringing theatrical performances online.

(PRWEB) July 3, 2006 -- With songs hitting the charts purely from downloads, and television episodes abounding in cyberspace, it was only a matter of time before theatre went online as well. UK Theatre Network (UKTN) is the first to put live theatrical performances on the internet, allowing people to see previews and clips of shows that are happening across the country.



The first major event to go online was the opening of the new National Theatre of Scotland, and more are planned this summer. Three theatre festivals are due to go live on the site in the next few months – South

London’s Abbeyfest, the 24:7 Theatre Festival in Manchester, and a portion of the Edinburgh Fringe. 800 people have already downloaded a podcast of Hamlet since it was launched on the site a month ago. The founder of the UK Theatre Network site, Douglas McFarlane, has been leading a debate in the US on a Broadway website about the prospect of theatre going online. It’s causing something of a storm between those who think theatre’s all about the live performance and those who want it to expand the medium.
McFarlane feels theatre needs to go online if it’s going to continue competing with film and music (both now downloadable): “Theatre can’t just sit back and lose out on this one, it’s a massive opportunity for expanding audiences. Everyone seems to be watching the latest film while they’re on the move nowadays, why not the latest West End show as well.”

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Fimbles Live - Competition

Win family tickets for 4 to see Fimbles Live in Manchester, Bristol and Southampton. Watch the video to the end for the question you need to answer (the name of the presenter should be send to fimbles@uktheatre.net - competition open during July/August 2006.

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Oscar Nominations in 2006

Here are some of the films, actors and actresses who have been successful in being nominated for the 2006 Oscar awards ceremony in March. 

Trailer for BAFTAs

Check out the trailer for the recent BAFTA awards, exclusively at www.UKTheatre.TV

It will be available as a DOWNLOAD before XMAS eve.

Watch this space for details of how you can get your copy which will be an ideal gift for friends and family who will be opening up their shiny new IPOD's, Phones and PDA's.

Busy busy busy

It's been a busy few months, this pic sums it up for me. I'm in Bafta voting mode and reviewing various screeners. Kinky Boots (bottom right of the picture), was enjoyable, unlike Cinderella Man ! More on that another time. On the top of the screen you will notice the editing of the new TV Programme and I plan to launch a few new items of this nature in the coming days. 

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UKTN @ The BAFTAs

 

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Moon is Down in Rehearsals

Moon is Down
Cast and Crew in rehearsals

The rehearsals got under way this week for the first UK Performance of Steinbeck’s Forgotten Classic "The Moon is Down". The Staged Reading will be taking place on December 9th & 11th 7.30pm at Calton Centre, Montgomery Street (just off top of Easter Road) in Edinburgh.

It's a "Pay what you can" ticket price with all proceeds going directly to the Calton Community Centre who look after the children, those without a home and the less abled in the community. You can reserve tickets in advance by emailing moondown@stillfeelgone.co.uk or get them at door on night of performance.