A rich and diverse world of cinema on your doorstep – at Langley Park Centre for the Performing Arts, Beckenham BR3 3BP
TICKETS ON THE DOOR or book here: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/filmbox
Tickets £8/£5. Bar opens 6.40pm and film starts 7.30pm.
Come and see the School’s WW1 museum, full of local stories and artefacts – open 45mins before each evening event.
Book here: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/filmbox
Tickets £8/£5. Bar opens 6.40pm and film starts 7.30pm.
Come and see the School’s WW1 museum, full of local stories and artefacts – open 45mins before each evening event.
Book here: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/filmbox
Tickets £8/£5. Bar opens 6.40pm and film starts 7.30pm.
Come and see the School’s WW1 museum, full of local stories and artefacts – open 45mins before each evening event.
TONIGHT! TUE 17 JUNE – A STORY OF CHILDREN AND FILM an enchanting documentary by Mark Cousins, one of our most personal and creative film-makers/critics.
“Mark Cousins’s personal cine-essay about children on film is entirely distinctive, sometimes eccentric, always brilliant: a mosaic of clips, images and moments chosen with flair and grace, both from familiar sources and from the neglected riches of cinema around the world.” Peter Bradshaw (17/5/13 The Guardian)
For further details and all booking: http://www.TicketSource.co.uk/Filmbox
Film info and trailers on website: http://LangleyFilmbox.wordpress.com/
Email us if any queries: LangleyFilmbox@gmail.com
FREE parking – friendly licensed bar opens 6.40pm, film programme starts at 7.30pm.
At Langley Park School for Boys, Beckenham, SE London/Kent – everyone very welcome.
THUR 26 JUNE – WAR HORSE
WED 2 JULY – PATHS OF GLORY – FREE WW1 CENTENARY COMMEMORATION SCREENING
WED 9 JULY – AMERICAN HUSTLE
WED 16 JULY – THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL
The Opening Gala of our WW1 Centenary festival on Mon 16 June 7.30pm is FREE to everyone in the local community.
Book now to secure your preferred seats or turn up on the night – http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/lpcpa
An evening of talented students in commemoration of the WW1 Centenary remembering the Langley boys of 1914 who went to war – in song, music, dance and poetry with a brand new documentary short and two short historical presentations about why the Great War still matters.
Please spread the word, come and join us in the magnificent Bromley Hall and get a taste of Langley Park School for Boys.
Also visit our ‘pop-up’ museum of WW1 artefacts and archives open at 6.45pm tomorrow. This event will be attended by the new Mayor, Councillor Julian Benington.
The Opening Gala of our WW1 Centenary festival on Mon 16 June 7.30pm is FREE to everyone in the local community.
Book now to secure your preferred seats or turn up on the night – http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/lpcpa
An evening of talented students in commemoration of the WW1 Centenary remembering the Langley boys of 1914 who went to war – in song, music, dance and poetry with a brand new documentary short and two short historical presentations about why the Great War still matters.
Please spread the word, come and join us in the magnificent Bromley Hall and get a taste of Langley Park School for Boys.
Also visit our ‘pop-up’ museum of WW1 artefacts and archives open at 6.45pm tomorrow. This event will be attended by the new Mayor, Councillor Julian Benington.
The Opening Gala of our WW1 Centenary festival on Mon 16 June 7.30pm is FREE to all in the local community.
Book now to secure your preferred seats or turn up on the night – http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/lpcpa
An evening of talented students in commemoration of the WW1 Centenary – in song, music, dance and poetry with a brand new documentary short and two short historical presentations about why the Great War still matters.
Please spread the word, come and join us in the magnificent Bromley Hall and get a taste of Langley Park School for Boys.
Also visit our ‘pop-up’ museum of WW1 artefacts and archives. This event will be attended by the new Mayor, Councillor Julian Benington.
The Opening Gala of our WW1 Centenary festival on Mon 16 June 7.30pm is FREE to all in the local community.
Book now to secure your preferred seats or turn up on the night – http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/lpcpa
An evening of talented students in commemoration of the WW1 Centenary – in song, music, dance and poetry with a brand new documentary short and two short historical presentations about why the Great War still matters.
Please spread the word, come and join us in the magnificent Bromley Hall and get a taste of Langley Park School for Boys.
Also visit our ‘pop-up’ museum of WW1 artefacts and archives. This event will be attended by the new Mayor, Councillor Julian Benington.
See some of our key festival events below. We have so much going on in June and July to mark the WW1 centenary and we hope you’ll join us, as a member of our local Beckenham & Bromley community, for a range of events and spectacular displays! All of these events are open to the local community.
Flyer for programme here: Langley Boys WW1 Festival flyer
Including 600 beautiful poppies made by 600 pupils and a reconstruction of a WW1 battlefield trench.
– An Opening Gala event in the magnificent Performance Hall on Monday 16 June, to be attended by the new Mayor, Cllr Julian Benington, & Mayoress of Bromley, of music, poetry and dance with presentations about why WW1 still matters, with a screening of a short film about pupils’ visit to the battlefields in February. Retiring collection for The Royal British Legion.
– A FREE daily ‘pop-up’ museum (open to the public every lunchtime 12.50-2pm) and 45mins before each evening event (no need to book, just turn up) – an amazing archive, curated by the School’s student History Association, of local stories and artefacts
– A FREE political cartoon workshop on Sat 21 June 2-5pm – a ‘hands-on’ activity for all the family, plus learn about how cartoons were and are used as propaganda – refreshments & home-made cakes available (no need to book, just turn up).
– A FREE screening of ‘Paths of Glory’ (PG), Stanley Kubrick’s acclaimed film about WW1 starring Kirk Douglas in one of his finest performances – tickets going fast! Under 16s welcome.
– A Bandstand Live outdoor performance by our outstanding young musicians and Bar-B-Q on Friday 20 June!
– A guest performance by The Matchbox Theatre of West Wickham on 25 June!
– Steven Spielberg’s spectacular ‘War Horse’ on 26 June on our BIG screen – Under 16s very welcome. £8/5.
– Plus a celebration of women in WW1 in song, drama and dance from Langley Park School for Girls on 2 July
– Finishing on Sunday 6 July with a spectacular performance (2 at 3pm and 6pm) of Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace by LPSB Community Choir, BYMT Adult Choir (over 200 singers) and BYMT Sinfonia. Retiring collection for Help for Heroes.
– Refreshments and bar available 30mins before every evening event and in the interval – FREE parking
– PLUS many other great events at Langley Park School for Boys, South Eden Park Road, Beckenham – details and booking here: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/lpcpa
TUE 17 JUNE – A STORY OF CHILDREN AND FILM an enchanting documentary by Mark Cousins, one of our most personal and creative film-makers/critics.
“Mark Cousins’s personal cine-essay about children on film is entirely distinctive, sometimes eccentric, always brilliant: a mosaic of clips, images and moments chosen with flair and grace, both from familiar sources and from the neglected riches of cinema around the world.” Peter Bradshaw (17/5/13 The Guardian)
For further details and all booking: http://www.TicketSource.co.uk/Filmbox
Film info and trailers on website: http://LangleyFilmbox.wordpress.com/
Email us if any queries: LangleyFilmbox@gmail.com
FREE parking – friendly licensed bar opens 6.40pm, film programme starts at 7.30pm.
At Langley Park School for Boys, Beckenham, SE London/Kent – everyone very welcome.
THUR 26 JUNE – WAR HORSE
WED 2 JULY – PATHS OF GLORY – FREE TICKETS – WW1 CENTENARY COMMEMORATION SCREENING
WED 9 JULY – AMERICAN HUSTLE
WED 16 JULY – THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL – NEARLY SOLD OUT!
