We’re not in the studio this week, but we are still delivering the goods! Here’s episode two of Black Shuck…
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Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 88
- Matt reviews Mission Impossible: Fallout & The Incredibles 2
- Ellie chats about Mama Mia: Here We Go Again
- We play another round of Fringe Roulette
- It’s the first episode of radio drama ‘Black Shuck’ by Duncan Hands!
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Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 87
Excitement abounds as in this episode we:
- Do another ‘Strat and Alex do Art’: it’s sewing! It gets way more heated than that sounds…
- Review a film – Matt talks about ‘TAU’ off of Netflix ((A new instalment in straight-to-Netflix sci-fi horror B-movie corner!) – TAU Trailer
Pop it in your ear canals…
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Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 86
Matt and Ellie bring you such aural delights…
- Reviews of ‘Solo’, ‘Ocean’s 8’, and ‘Deadpool 2’
- A mystery announcement
- Strat & Alex do Art: Flower Arranging
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Article – The Trouble with Hollywood’s Gender Flips
That Monty Python sketch
Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 73 (Scare Slam 2017)
Settle down for some spooky tales! A live recording of our 2017 Scare Slam, featuring the following performances:
The Scratch by Chris Lincé
The Fatberg of Whitechapel by Reece Connolly
Murder of Crows by Ed Hartland at Stack 10 Theatre
The Watching Eye by Dan Weatherer (performed by Ellie Pitkin)
Big Eyes by Liam Steward-George (performed by Jessica Brindle)
The Watcher by Joseph Willis
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Check out the pics and reviews here.
Scare Slam 2017 – Photos & Reviews
“ranging from peculiar to haunting, with some humour thrown in for good measure” – The Spy in the Stalls
“enjoyable, scary and memorable” – London Pub Theatres
“I was totally engrossed by it. A winning horror story that I wanted to end… for all the right reasons!” – Scare Tour UK
The Scare Slam was recorded live and will be airing on the Blackshaw Arts Hour podcast on 3rd Jan 2018.
Photos by Richard Stratton – https://500px.com/richardstrat
The Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 56
For the first show back into 2017 Iasha is joined by Matt and a very new voice to the show, Sinead Burniston, a fellow Holloway graduate and theatre lover.
Matt reviews the Lego Batman film, we hark back to some old conversations from 2016 including a run down of Harry Potter and The Cursed Child, how bad Suicide Squad was and Iasha talks musicals and lack of tap with Half a Sixpence.
Next show Matt’s reviewing Fifty Shades Darker, and if there is a show not to miss this year, it’s that one. So much awkward.
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The Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 52
This week on the show Iasha, Matt and Ellie are joined by Strat and Alex, doing their very first ‘Art’ on the new segment ‘Strat and Alex Do Art’.
Matt reviews Dr. Strange and maintains his professionalism as he is drawn by our two ‘artists’.Ellie talks to us about something new coming to Cineworld in Wandsworth which is pioneering 4DX cinema experiences and we heard from Owen Collins reciting some of his poetry at a recent Blackshaw new writing night.
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Alex and Strat get into position to begin drawing Matt’s portrait for the hour recording
Strat tries to copy Alex’s art/looks on longingly at his ability to art.
Iasha looks happy despite the clowns looming in the background and the adequate art taking place
Strat is hesitant to show his art to the class
After much anticipation the two portraits are revealed to the enjoyment of Ellie and possibly to the horror of Matt. Some fine work produced – Can you tell who’s portraits is whose?
The likeness is uncanny.
The Blackshaw Arts Hour – Episode 50
The Blackshaw Arts Hour turned 50! We had a party with fizz, hats and party poppers.
Iasha is joined by Matt, Ellie, Vikki, Helen, Alex and Andy (with Dave in the the background). Join us for Matts regular film review, a few best bits and a lot of reminiscing.
Here’s Tilly the cat getting into the party spirit
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Black Shuck at the London Horror Festival: A Review
“Played by Alexander Pankhurst, it’s an enjoyable portrayal of this geeky character who is able to precisely name different birds by their call alone. He provides a wonderful foil to Martha played by Rachel Nott, a bolshie and dominating woman. The two of them are a comically incompetent pair.”
“There is a particularly well thought out lighting and sound design by Andrew Crane who helps to transport us to the night-time Norfolk Coast and give the play some eerie atmospheric effects. The aeroplane landing lights is particularly effective. The one simple piece of set, a groyne, also works wonders.”
Read the full review here.
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