By Claire Faulkner
Crewe Amateur Musicals Society are back this week with their production of Ghost.
I’m familiar with the film, which was released back in 1990, but I’d never seen the musical before.
Sustainable Nantwich is to host a screening of “Wilding” at Nantwich Civic Hall next month.
The film, described as “an inspiring true story that shows how we can revive nature and restore hope” will be on Monday April 28 from 7pm.
Filming is under way in Nantwich and Crewe on a new feature film called “Tunnels Echo”.
And production teams behind the movie are appealing for local people and organisations to get involved!
Popular film and television performers are some of the most recognizable faces on the planet, and their roles have the potential to be the most lucrative in the industry.
However, acting is not the only rewarding profession in the entertainment industry.
Nantwich Players are to stage their adaptation of the classic “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” based on the novel by Ken Kesey.
The story was made famous by Jack Nicholson’s portrayal of Randle McMurphy in the legendary film adaption in the 1970s.
A new documentary film has been aired celebrating Crewe’s history as a rail town as it bids to become the home of Great British Railways (GBR)
The mini documentary is called Heart of Rail and has been created to tell the town’s compelling rail story and support the GBR bid.
A 10-year-old Cub Scout from Wistaston played a starring role in a new Remembrance video alongside the Duchess of Cambridge.
Young Emily Edge was part of the video filmed to mark Remembrance and 100 years of the Royal British Legion.
A new partnership could see more drama and film production coming to South Cheshire.
The area is already a popular location for leading producers and directors, with shows like Curfew, Paranoid and Sherlock Holmes filmed here in recent years.
Ghost-ridden tours are being organised by Nantwich Museum to add to the town’s spooky Halloween celebrations.
The ‘Nantwich Hallowe’en Ghost Trails’ will be led by Richard and Lyn Gumm, actors who have regularly appeared on TV and in films.
Young Nantwich scriptwriter Linda Barnett is reaching for the stars after landing her first screenplay – just a year after graduating from university.
The 21-year-old former Malbank student (pictured) is now determined to follow in the footsteps of other Cheshire screen writers, such as two-time Academy Award winner Robert Bolt.
Nantwich Film Club is to screen My Cousin Rachel at Nantwich Civic Hall on February 12.
This dark romance tells the story of a young Englishman who plots revenge against his mysterious, beautiful cousin, believing she murdered his guardian.
An award-winning crossover classical ensemble, who perform music from some of the greatest film soundtracks, is to play Bickerton Village Hall.
Fordante will perform “From Strauss To The Movies” at Bickerton on Wednesday November 23 at 7.30pm.
MP Edward Timpson and Nantwich Mayor Cllr Andrew Martin helped launch the town’s first film festival.
The event has been organised in association with the Nantwich Film Club and will be based at Nantwich Civic Hall.
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