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The Cornbury Festival
The Great Tew Park
We are very excited that the Vintage Mobile Cinema will be attending this years Cornbury Music Festival. The famous festival is one-of-a-kind: a lovingly crafted, top notch, very English open air party, tailor-made for the whole family. Like the best of England, The Cornbury Music Festival is civilised, charming and irresistible – a homespun melting pot where music-lovers share pies and a glass of champagne with superstars, toffs, rockers, crooners, Morris dancers, farmers, urbanites, fashionistas, gourmet chefs and little old ladies who make exceptional cakes. In short, The Cornbury Music Festival represents classic summer entertainment for a friendly crowd from all walks of life. A country fair with a rock ‘n’ roll twist; a farmers’ market with a dancefloor; a local carnival with a classic contemporary soundtrack. What films will we be playing? No idea just yet. But it's going to specially curated from our archive of film. Watch this space! www.cornburyfestival.com/
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Tolpuddle Radical Film Festival
Tolpuddle Museum
Audrey returns to this wonderful event near Dorchester. This will be the 4th year that we have attended the impressive festival.This festival in Tolpuddle celebrates the story of the 6 martyrs and has been running in one form or another since 1875. In it's present form the festival was developed in 1997 by Nigel Costley the new South West TUC Regional Secretary, with the help of Dick Muskett from the Workers Beer Company. Today the festival ranks with The Durham Miners Gala and Levellers Day in Burford, Oxfordshire, as one the key summer events in the annual calendar of the UK Left. Music, theatre and dance have been well represented at the festival since 1997 and the possibility of incorporating radical film into the festival has been on the agenda for many years. In 2014 the formation of The Radical Film Network and Public Domain Productionscoincided with the restoration of the Vintage Mobile Cinema and collaboration with GorillaCinema to make the ambition for film at Tolpuddle into a reality. Click here for more information
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Edinburgh Festival 2017
54 George Street
During August 'Audrey' will be parked outside the Assembly Rooms on George Street for visitors to admire, photograph or hop onboard. Every day there will be free screenings running every 15 minutes about the history of this beautifully restored 1960s Mobile Cinema. To celebrate 70 years of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, audiences will also be able to watch some fascinating early archive footage of the Edinburgh Festival and the fashionable crowds that lined the streets and filled the concert halls. At 6pm the Mobile Cinema (nicknamed ‘Audrey’) will become an intimate stand-up space kicking off with Audrey’s Absolute Fest-of-All where a top comedian will perform their full Edinburgh show. Then at 7.30pm The Reel Comedy Club will showcase a dazzling array of the best comics on the Fringe, and at 10pm The Comedians Film Club will see a different comedian each night present their favourite film to a seated audience of just 22. Audrey's Shows... - 11am to 6pm - FREE Daytime Show - 6pm - Audreys Fest-of-All - A different comedian each night - 7.30pm - The Reel Comedy Club - 10pm - The Comedians Film Club CLICK HERE FOR THE PRESS RELEASE. The Line up of acts is currently being finalised and will be added on this page in the coming weeks. Hopefully we will have it mostly completed by 1/2 weeks in July.