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10 FRIDAY 23 MAY BARCLAYS WEALTH MARQUEE [23] 6.30PM, £12 Jamie Oliver talks to Rosie Boycott The chef and gastro-revolutionary talks produce, prep and passion. Jamie Oliver [29] 9.15PM, £10 Tinariwen supported by Justin Adams The cult Touareg band bring their snaking electric guitars, rolling rhythms and desert-dry Sahara rock sound to Hay. Sponsored by UNESCO Cymru
GUARDIAN STAGE [26] 7.45PM, £12 Still Alive Barry Cryer The grand master comedian in a decorous orgy of nostalgia with (the great) Colin Sell at the piano. Sponsored by Maskreys SEGOVIA STAGE [24] 6.30PM, £7 The Hay LSE Lecture: Is Global Capitalism Out Of Control? Howard Davies The LSE Director analyses the volatile state we’re in, and explores the implications for business, democracy and peace. Chaired by Larry Elliott. [27] 7.45PM, FREE BUT TICKETED Timbuktu and Hay Catch up with the twinning projects involving local teachers, doctors and artisans. Films, stories and chat. Chaired by Paul Blezard and introduced by the Mayor of Hay. Tinariwen SKY MOVIES CINEMA [25] 6.30PM, £3 The Rural Media Company presents: Crafta Webb Dragged to the countryside to find a new life, Anna’s discovery of Crafta Webb changes her world. This ambitious community film is a powerful new drama created by three Herefordshire villages. UK, 2008, 60’, PG. Introduced by director Adrian Lambert. Supported by Herefordshire Rivers Leader and The Heritage Lottery Fund [28] 8PM, FREE BUT TICKETED The Rural Media Company presents: Dirty Bandages ‘It’s dire here, dire as dirty bandages!’ Where mountains dominate the skyline and daytrippers dominate the shops, one thing dominates the minds of young people: cars. Made by pupils at Gwernyfed High School. UK, 2008, 10’. Introduced by director Rachel Lambert and screenwriter Peter Cox. Supported by First Light Movies, Film Agency for Wales and The Big Lottery Fund. With thanks to Powys Youth Services. 0870 9901299 www.hayfestival.com 11
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