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How to (Re)Open a Cinema episodes
- S2:E11. Leathered with Coca-Cola
After their appearance last season, Tristan Campbell and Joe Baillie join us on the podcast to update us on the bumpy yet exciting journey to the imminent re-opening of the Regal Cinema in Dumfries!
Find out more about the Regal Dumfries
And find out more about the Broadway Cinema, Prestwick, Ayrshire, Scotland
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Search for Friends of the Broadway Prestwick on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube and now TikTok
and Broadway Prestwick on Letterboxd
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45 min - S2:E10. Prestwick's Palace of Pleasure
The Smallest Show on Earth in Scotland's largest single auditorium! Cliff and Kyle with this and more events, plus news from the Broadway as this beautiful Art Deco cinema begins to reopen.
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33 min - S2:E9. The Coolest Job in the World
Kyle continues his London adventures in the projection room as we are joined by his course colleague, Astrid Barker-Smith (from the Showroom Cinema, Sheffield), as they handle the world's biggest film format and rub shoulders with big names as they attend the film event of the year.
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48 min - S2:E8. Partial to a Kalee
Guy Walker (the Broadway's Chair and Chief Projectionist) joins Cliff as co-presenter, as Kyle becomes the interviewee following his journey from Ayrshire to London to take part in training on the art of reel-to-reel projection at the British Film Institute.
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42 min - S2:E7. Where Does Everybody Go Swimming?
This episode, Cliff and Kyle welcome Chief Executive Officer of the Belmont Cinema project in Aberdeen, and former manager of the Montrose Playhouse, Matthew Buchanan, to discuss the joys and challenges of operating independent town centre cinemas and the future of the Belmont for the Granite City!
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50 min - S2:E6. The Word on the Croft
For this edition, we are joined by Alasdair Satchel, a theatre, film, and podcast maker (Down the Back of the Seats) living on the Isle of Mull. We chat about everything from unique rural and urban cinema experiences to how technology has unleashed the inner filmmaker in all of us, especially young people. Plus, plenty of other conversation, some of it in Gaelic. Tha beagan Gàidhlig againn!
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42 min - S2:E5. Spoons and Spices
In this episode, we are joined by Christian Skelton, chair of the Selsey Pavilion Trust. As they lead a cinema restoration project in West Sussex, we’ll be comparing notes on the challenges of maintaining heritage buildings, navigating funding applications, and geeking out over the finer details of vintage film projectors.
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And for more details of The Selsey Pavilion selseypavilion.org
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41 min - S2:E4. The Mighty Wurlitzer
Cliff and Kyle discuss the Broadway's latest announcement, the arrival of our very own Mighty Wurlitzer, and welcome as a guest Donald MacKenzie, House Organist at ODEON Leicester Square
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26 min - S2:E3. Forbidden Fruit
In this episode, Cliff and Kyle welcome back the Broadway's Executive Advisor of Theatre and Film, Scott Hutchison, to dive into the Broadway's 1976 revival and the launch of our official Letterboxd account!
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44 min - S2:E2. The 56 Club
Cliff and Kyle welcome the Broadway's newest patron and star of the BBC's Repair Shop, Mark Stuckey!
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About How to (Re)Open a Cinema
From the publisher's feed
This podcast is about How to (Re)open a Cinema, specifically the Broadway Cinema in Prestwick.
The Broadway is one of the greatest surviving examples of a golden age Art…
Deco cinema in Scotland. From opening in 1935 to closing in 1976, and surviving bingo, amusements, squash courts, and more. The Broadway is adored by, and now owned by the community that it served, and will serve again in the future. Your hosts are Cliff Baillie, and Kyle Macfarlane, of Friends of the Broadway Prestwick.
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