Category: Local News
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Ben Robins’s film was selected against hundreds of entries across the UK to receive funding and backing from Sky Arts as part of the shortFLIX programme.
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‘Step aside, Butch.’- 90s classic Pulp Fiction will be screened at Union Films next week as part of a child.org charity event.
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Editor James Barker, General Executive Sophie Jones, Design Editor Teague Hipkiss and Records Editor and Executive Meg Holland and Sam Law also picked up awards.
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The festivals, including Southampton’s Common People, are also banning plastic straws immediately.
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The event includes an outdoor cinema, silent disco, garden bar and a plethora of photo-booths.
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NST will be launching £10 tickets available on the day of performance for all upcoming performances at both their City and Campus theatres.
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Barnaby Walter’s debut novel, The Deviant will be published next year.
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Head of Design Teague and Live Editor Carly-May are among those in with a chance of taking away one of the coveted SPA accolades.
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You can still get tickets to see Lily Allen on Saturday or to Disco jive with the Jacksons on Sunday.
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The Jazz South programme will benefit both talented young artists and experienced professionals.
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Fancy rocking out at Common People? Why not enter this competition with your band for the chance to do so!
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The show is at Highfield Campus until Saturday 3rd March.
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The event is organised by members of Southampton University’s Music Department and is running for a fourth successive year.
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Lily Allen and James will headline Saturday’s events, whilst Sunday is topped off by The Jacksons.