Supermodel Kate Moss, embarks on a journey of self discovery when acclaimed artist Lucian Freud offers to paint her picture. For Moss, her life tumultuous and unpredictable, the sessions provided solace, an eye in the hurricane. And Freud through his searching, exploring conversational style – was able to find the vulnerabilities that lay just beneath the surface of Moss’s very public life. Freud became a wise and witty teacher and Moss brought out a paternal streak in him, perhaps lacking with some of his own progeny. Ironically, neither Moss nor Freud particularly loved the finished portrait, completed in 2002, though the art world did. It sold in auction in 2005 for £3.5m. It was never about money for the

pair. Instead they forged a special friendship based upon a sense of profound connection and the end result - a bond of love and mutual respect. A story about two huge personalities sizing each other up, a rapport/attraction, an exchange in life experience, lessons learnt and reflection, a painting in progress, outside pressures and, finally, a baby in utero. Using Kate Moss herself as our central storyteller and narrator, our film is a charming and revealing bio-pic full of incongruity, contrasts, connection, warmth, humour and surprise.

In 2001 Kate Moss is painted by Lucian Freud, widely regarded as one of the greatest painters of the 20th century. If Moss thought it was to be a casual affair, taking a short period of time, she was sorely mistaken; Freud beats to the rhythm of his very own drum. In an interview Moss, when asked what she learnt from the experience, stated “discipline”.

From the rise of the Jackson 5 to the global spectacle of the Bad tour, Michael charts the life of one of music’s most iconic and complex figures. Driven by extraordinary talent and relentless ambition, Michael Jackson’s journey unfolds against a backdrop of fame, family control and personal struggle. As he breaks records and reshapes popular culture, he also fights to define himself beyond the expectations placed upon him. Anchored by a central performance from Jaafar Jackson, the film offers a sweeping portrait of creativity, pressure and the cost of becoming a legend in the glare of the world’s attention.

From child star to global icon, Michael traces the rise of Michael Jackson through fame, family and personal struggle. A sweeping portrait of creativity and ambition, centred on a standout performance from Jaafar Jackson, capturing the making of a legend.

“Armed with plenty of heart and some lovingly textured performances” - Variety

Three sisters reunite for their mother’s wedding, where old tensions and buried emotions resurface. A warm, gently comic drama about family, memory and the complicated bonds between mothers and daughters.

Three sisters return to their childhood home for the wedding of their twice-widowed mother, bringing with them very different lives, perspectives and unresolved tensions. As preparations unfold, old rivalries, buried grief and long-held misunderstandings resurface, forcing each of them to confront the past and their changing relationship with their mother. Balancing warmth, humour and emotional honesty, My Mother’s Wedding explores family dynamics, memory and the fragile bonds that hold people together. With a strong ensemble cast, it offers a reflective and gently comic portrait of love, loss and the complicated ties between mothers and daughters.

“Early reactions say ‘charming,’ ‘genuinely heartwarming’ and ‘destined to be a massive hit’” - Variety

Miranda Priestly faces a changing fashion world as Andy returns to Runway and Emily rises in power. The Devil Wears Prada 2 delivers sharp wit, shifting alliances and plenty of behind the scenes drama.

The world of high fashion returns as Miranda Priestly faces a rapidly changing media landscape that threatens the future of Runway magazine. Andy Sachs is drawn back into the orbit she once escaped, now navigating her own ambitions within the industry. As former assistant Emily rises to power on the corporate side, alliances shift and old dynamics are tested in new ways. Balancing sharp wit with industry insight, The Devil Wears Prada 2 follows familiar faces as they juggle careers, egos and a fashion world that refuses to stand still.

The Alter Eagles are delighted to bring their celebration of one of the best-loved bands of all time to the Wallingford Corn Exchange for the very first time. Now in their 23rd anniversary year the band have established themselves as one of the country's top tribute acts, headlining at theatres all over the country. Playing a mix of old and new Eagles' songs, all the classics - including Hotel California, Take It Easy, One Of These Nights, Take It To The Limit, Desperado, Lyin' Eyes and Life In The Fast Lane - as well as Henley, Frey and Walsh solo numbers (like Boys of Summer, The Heat Is On and Rocky Mountain Way) along with some deep cuts, the band have wowed audiences with their faithful tribute to one of the most popular bands of all time.

The band members are Steve McCormack (vocals, guitars), Alan Tomkins (keyboards, guitars, vocals), Rob Beattie (bass, acoustic guitar, vocals), Mike Bradley (guitars, vocals) and Ed Chisholm (drums and vocals). Find out more by visiting the band's website at www.altereagles.co.uk

"World class." - Lemonrock Gig Guide

"Pitch perfect harmonies." - Brighton Evening Argus

"A joy to watch." - East Anglian Daily Times

"One of the best tribute bands I can remember seeing." - Windsor Observer

The Alter Eagles are delighted to bring their celebration of one of the best-loved bands of all time to the Corn Exchange. Now in their 23rd year, the band have established themselves as one of the country's top tribute acts, playing a mix of old and new Eagles' songs, including all the classics.

Salvatore, a famous film director, returns to his hometown for the funeral of the local theater's film projectionist, Alfredo. He reminisces about his life as a young boy falling in love with cinema.

When a celebrated filmmaker returns to his Sicilian hometown after decades away, memories of his childhood come flooding back. At the heart of them is Cinema Paradiso, the village picture house where he discovered his love of film and formed a life-shaping friendship with its projectionist, Alfredo. Spanning years of growing up, first love and painful departures, the story becomes a tender reflection on memory, nostalgia and the pull of the past. Giuseppe Tornatore’s beloved classic is a heartfelt tribute to the magic of cinema and the people and places that shape who we become.

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There are stories to be read but not necessarily the one that the Gentlemen of The Footlights Club are looking for!

Children falling down rabbit holes

Wizards and Witches stopping friends reaching their goals

Pirates attacking boats in the middle of choppy seas

Townsfolk stopping a train just before it hits a landslide

But anything about an adventurer and his servant travelling the world in 80 days? We’ll have to wait and see!

Trains, boats, elephants and a cast of 48 young actors take us Around The Stage in 5 Plays!

Trains, boats, elephants and a cast of 48 young actors take us Around The Stage in 5 Plays!

BAFTA Award-winner Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread) joins Aidan Turner (Rivals) in a striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of the classic novel, where among the glittering salons of the super-rich, one misstep can mean ruin.

Marquise de Merteuil is a master in the art of survival. Alongside the magnetic Vicomte de Valmont, they turn seduction into strategy and weaponise desire.  But when their alliance collapses into rivalry, the battle between them threatens to destroy everyone in their path.

Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Marianne Elliott (Angels in America) directs this thrilling game of love, lies, and social warfare.Lesley Manville and Aidan Turner star in a striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of the classic novel, where among the glittering salons of the super-rich, one misstep can mean ruin. Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Marianne Elliott directs this thrilling game of love, lies, and social warfare.

“...an offbeat indie that’s far better than it sounds” - Variety

A meticulous piano tuner discovers an unexpected talent for cracking safes and is pulled into a dangerous criminal world. Stylish, tense and darkly witty, Tuner is a sharp thriller about hidden skills and the risks they bring.

A gifted piano tuner lives a quiet, meticulous life, attuned to the smallest details of sound and structure. But when his precision reveals an unexpected talent for cracking safes, he is drawn into a world far removed from concert halls and craftsmanship. As the stakes rise, he must navigate criminal networks, shifting loyalties and the consequences of a skill he never meant to possess. Anchored by a breakout performance from Leo Woodall, Tuner blends tension, dark humour and character-driven storytelling in a stylish thriller about talent, risk and the fine line between discipline and danger.

★★★★★ “lustrously beautiful and superbly realised modern take on the Camus classic” - Guardian.

In 1930s Algiers, a detached man drifts through life until a sudden act of violence places him under scrutiny. A stark, black and white adaptation of The Stranger, exploring indifference, identity and the tensions of colonial society.