REVIEW: Christmas Spectacular is just what we need to lift our spirits IF ever we needed a bit of Christmas cheer - it s now. Thank goodness, then, for the irrepressible energy of the Glad Rag Production Company. The team have worked tirelessly to pull together a Covid-safe show in a bid to sprinkle some much-needed festive magic over Bournemouth. Usually staged at the Regent Centre in Christchurch, this year s Christmas Spectacular takes place at Bournemouth s Pavilion Theatre. Seating is Covid-secure – there are two empty seats between each household, as well as empty seats in front and behind, ticket holders are given allocated arrival times and asked to wear masks while in the building. A one-way system has also been set up so there is still access to the bar and toilets.
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Two hundred independent cinemas supported through Culture Recovery Fund this Christmas
Cinemas can apply for a further £14 million in grants from the second round of the Culture Recovery Fund
More support for screen supply chain as Film and TV Production Restart Scheme extended until April 2021 and cover now available for cast and crew over 70 years old
More than 200 independent cinemas across England are being supported this Christmas with £16 million in grants from the Government’s £1.57 billion Culture Recovery Fund.
201 cinemas have received funding so far from a £30 million pot allocated by the British Film Institute (BFI), on behalf of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, as part of the biggest ever single investment in this country’s cultural sectors. More grant applications from independent cinemas are also currently being assessed. Cinemas will be able to apply for another £14 million in grants in the new year as part of the second ro
Two hundred independent cinemas supported through the Culture Recovery Fund this Christmas
Support for independent cinemas this Christmas reaches £16 million, as Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden announces grant awards for 201 cinemas across England from Penrith to Penzance
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20 December 2020 Grants have been awarded to cinema sites in every corner of the country, from Penrith to Peckham and Penzance
Cinemas can apply for a further £14 million in grants from the second round of the Culture Recovery Fund
More support for screen supply chain as Film and TV Production Restart Scheme extended until April 2021 and cover now available for cast and crew over 70 years old
Over 200 independent cinemas supported through the Culture Recovery Fund this Christmas
Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden announces over £16m in grant awards for independent cinemas across England from Penrith to Penzance and a further £14m for a second round of the Culture Recovery Fund
20 December 2020
The Ultimate Picture Palace, Oxford
More than 200 independent cinemas across England are being supported with £16m in grants from the governmentâs £1.57bn Culture Recovery Fund administered by the BFI.
202 cinemas have received funding so far from a £30m pot allocated by the BFI on behalf of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, as part of the biggest ever single investment in this countryâs cultural sectors. More grant applications from independent cinemas are also currently being assessed. Cinemas will be able to apply for another £14m in grants in the new year as part of the second round of the Culture Recovery Fund. The new rou