BFI events

It’s September so if you thought there was an absence of TV in August at the BFI South Bank, prepare to be staggered by the one event this month:

• 5th: Merlin + Q&A
  Episodes 1 and 2 of series three, together with cast and crew for a panel discussion and Q&A. There’ll also be a Funday workshop in the foyer
  

Champions’ priority booking by phone: 11.30am August 2
Members’ priority booking opens: 11.30am August 3
Public booking opens: 11.30am August 10

Prices
£7.60 (members)
£5.25 (member concs)
£9.00 (non-members)
£6.65 (non-members concs)
Under 16s £5.

All shows are £5 on Tuesdays. Conc prices are available to senior citizens, students, unwaged and disability visitors. Proof of eligibility may be required.

As always, visit the BFI web site for more details.

It’s August so don’t be expecting too much by way of TV at the BFI South Bank. But there’s Nigel Kneale’s The Year of the Sex Olympics, BBC4’s Random Quest and an episode of The Ray Bradbury Theatre starring Donald Pleasance, and a preview screening of Shane Meadows’ sequel to This is England -– This is England ’86.

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Time for our regular look at what TV’s on at the South Bank in London in July. Things to look forward to include a massive look at Brian Clemens’ work (including two Q&As, one devoted entirely to The Avengers), one of Jonathan Ross’s good shows (The Incredibly Strange Film Show), two episodes of Out of the Unknown, and a reshowing of Chimera followed by a Q&A with Stephen Gallagher and director Lawrence Gordon Clark

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Time for our regular look at what TV’s on at the South Bank in London in June. Quite a bit this month thanks to a “Science on TV” season and the second part of the “Second Coming” TV drama season. There’s also a Greek Mythology workshop, a Grace Kelly season and a Ray Harryhausen season, but that’s not TV…

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