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Rachel is still struggling to get over her divorce and while riding the train into New York everyday has created stories for the people she can see from the window. The only problem is she also passes her old house, battling with her demons along the way. She is about to become even more involved than she could have ever imagined.
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A young squire with a gift for jousting ends up competing and pretending to be a Knight in order to make money and survive.
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Robert Langdon wakes up in a hospital with amnesia not even remembering that he had travelled to Italy. With the help of Dr Sienna Brooks they must retrace his steps and find out the real reason he was on the trip, to stop a global plot!
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Sonny Steele was a big rodeo star, a five time world champion but after retiring and finding out his next appearance is going to be on a Las Vegas stage covered in lights with the horse drugged incase it doesn’t react well he decides to take matters into his own hands and disappears with the horse!
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Dalton Trumbo was one of the top writers in Hollywood but in 1947 he was jailed and blacklisted along with other artists for their political beliefs.
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Cast
Luke Baker – Ren McCormack
Gareth Gates – Willard
Maureen Nolan – Vi Moore/Principal Clark
Hannah Price – Ariel Moore
David J. Higgins – Rev Shaw Moore
Venue: Sunderland Empire
Date: Tuesday 11th October 2016
A film looking at the April 2010 disaster when an offshore oil rig exploded resulting in the worst oil spill in US history.
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Cast
Kerry Ellis – Sara
Ramin Karimloo – Tom
Victoria Hamilton-Barritt – Narrator
Norman Bowman – Michael
Venue: Arts Theatre, London
Date: Thursday 6th October
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Cast
Cassidy Janson – Carole King
Alan Morrissey – Gerry Goffin
Lorna Want – Cynthia Well
Ian McIntosh – Barry Mann
Diane Keen – Genie Klein
Joseph Prouse – Donnie Kirshner
Venue: Aldwych Theatre, London
Date: Thursday 6th October 2016 (2:30pm)
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The dramatic and true interracial love story, between Seretse Khama and Ruth Williams which divided two nations when their actions had the potential to tear everything apart. The British government actually having the biggest impact as they look to stabilise relationships with South Africa.
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