London's secret scenes
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Contributors Simone Baird, Peter Culshaw, Malcolm Hay, Sara O‘Reilly, Photini Philippidou, Andrew Shields, Rebecca Taylor
Posted: Tue Sep 12 2006
Vintage movie nights
No longer the preserve of hardcore movie buffs, short films are now being shown in more informal, club settings. After taking over the Hackney Empire for a one-off summer special, Rock ’n’ Roll Cinema is back at 93 Feet East on the first Sunday of every month from October. Girls on rollerskates deliver popcorn to the vintage red velvet seats, and short films eventually give way to rock ’n’ roll DJs. The Roxy also hosts VJ and arty short film nights every Saturday at the Roxy Bar and Screen.
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5 comments
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Why not go to the original painting gig at Westbourne Studios in Notting Hill.They do recycled canvases for £30 and it is a way cooler venue. www.fig108.com
£40 is steep and makes me think it might only attract city types, etc (who I'm not necessarily interested in meeting). The materials can't cost much more than a fiver so I'd be expecting a lobster dinner for my money.
I agree with Marcus - I'd love a go at this but it's far too expensive... I would maybe fork out 25 quid.
good idea but so exspensive. can we people not organise something this simple with a smaller price? paintjam at your house!