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SUNDAY CINEMA - Bramshall Road Park
FILMS & WORKSHOPS
SCHEDULE
Films
14:00-15:00 Colour Box: Bugs & Beasts
15:00-16:30 The Little Mermaid
16:30-17:00 Environmental films from Earth Stories Festival
17:00-19:00 The Greatest Showman
Workshops
14:00-17:00 Eight-Legged-Rhyme poetry workshop - drop in
14:00-17:00 Sensory Sound Walks - drop in
14:00-17:00 Touch Screen - drop-in
14:00-17:00 Plant – Powered Performance - drop-in
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Sunday Cinema is a new one day community film festival taking place in Bramshall Road Park! Join us for an afternoon of free films and workshops exploring themes fairy tales and fantasy in a fun & educational way before settling in for the main event, The Greatest Showman.
*Please note seating will not be provided so bring your own blankets and picnic chairs.
Colour Box: Bugs & Beasts
Families are invited to join us for a selection of whimsical family-friendly short films inspired by Uttoxter local Mary Howit, writer of The Spider and the Fly. You'll find all sort of funny little creates cropping up in these colourful cartoons suitable for all the family.
The Little Mermaid (1989) U
Based on the tale by Hans Christian Anderson, the tale of a curious mermaid who longs to experience life on land and, against her father's wishes, visits the surface. Ariel finds herself on an unexpected journey of self-discovery as she encounters a prince, a sea witch, and an incredible new world.
Earth Stories Short Films
Discover and celebrate local and international filmmaking talent with a selection of family friendly short films from this year's Earth Stories environmental film festival, including animation, live action and documentary.
The Greatest Showman (2017) PG
Smash hit musical that celebrates the birth of show business and the sense of wonder we feel when dreams come to life. Hugh Jackman stars as PT Barnum, who revolutionised the circus world with imagination, innovation and a little bit of magic!
WORKSHOPS
Eight-Legged-Rhyme poetry workshop (suitable for all ages)
A fun and interactive poetry workshop where participants will use creepy crawlies as inspiration to create their own wordplay, poetry and prose. Led by Worcester based poet Catherine Norris.
Sensory Sound Walks (suitable for all ages)
Led by sound artist Tom Peel, a series of sensory walks through the park, using plantwave sensors and hydrophones to listen to sounds from plants, trees and water. Tom also has huggable sensory speakers made from recycled water bottles, so sounds can be felt as well as heard. The walks can be delivered nonverbally and are suitable for all ages and abilities (vulnerable people should be accompanied by parents, carers or support workers).
Clay Mates (suitable for all ages)
Clay making workshop exploring all things nature with Burton based ceramicist Joanna Dawidowska. Clay making is a lot easier than you'd think, not to mention it's a boatload of fun for all the family.
Touch Screen Workshop (suitable for all ages)
A sensory play session using nature as a way to explore the five senses, developed by artist Sarah Hamilton Baker and designed to engage with children and families with complex needs.
