Here & Now Issue 34 | July 2019

FILM & THEATRE
Tue 30 Jul
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of
Grindelwald (12A) 2pm. Ropetackle
(SHM). Will pure blood wizards rule over
all non-magical beings?
Fri 2 Aug
Tortoise and the Hare 11am. Ropetackle
(SHM). Bite-size ballet to introduce little
ones to the arts.
Sun 4 Aug
Glyndebourne: The Magic Flute (12A)
5.30pm. Connaught Theatre. Mozart’s
most magical comedy broadcast live.
COMING SOON
Next month, DiCaprio and
Brad Pitt team up in the hotly
anticipated new Tarantino
film Once Upon a Time in
Hollywood. X-Men are back
again with X-Men: The New
Mutants, which features
breakout star Jonathan Byers
from Stranger Things, and
the latest addition to the
Has Fallen trilogy is released,
Angel Has Fallen.
COMPETITION
Win tickets to Friendsical!
Oh…My…Gawd. Have you heard? A Friends musical parody is
coming to Worthing! That’s right, FRIENDSICAL is touring to
the Pavilion Theatre from 1-5 October, and you can win a pair
of tickets! To enter our competition, just answer the following
question:
“That’s My Sandwich!” is a quote shouted very loudly by
which Friends character? n Chandler n Joey n Ross
To find out more information on the show, visit worthingtheatres.
co.uk. This is a loving parody not to be confused with the Warner
Bros Entertainment Inc. series Friends.
To enter, go to hereandnowmag.co.uk. Click on WIN!
To give your answer (ref: Friendsical) or post to Here & Now, The
Mill Building, 31 Chatsworth Rd, BN11 1LY. One entry p/p. Closes
and winner picked at random and notified Thu 25 Jul. Good luck!
JOIN THE CLUB Now in its 11th successful year, Worthing Film Club is a volunteer-led
organisation that screens handpicked independent cinema from around the globe in Worthing.
July’s offering is Black Sun (2005) by filmmaker Gary Tarn, a visually stunning and thoughtful meditation
on the nature of seeing. It centres on artist Hugues de Montalembert, blinded in a random New York City
mugging, and explores his subsequent journey adjusting to the loss of his sight. Taking its cinematic cue from
great art documentaries like Chris Marker’s masterly Sans Soleil (1983), Black Sun tells a true tale in a highly
individual and poetic way. Catch it on 1 July at St. Paul’s.
Membership of Worthing Film Club is £30 a year, with access to the club’s DVD library. Non-members can
attend for the price of a one-off ticket.
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