Topic: Culture at the Cinema
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Fleabag’
Camana Bay Cinema hosts a theatrical event called 'Culture at the Cinema' on a monthly basis, showcasing a selection of internationally-acclaimed stage performances.
This programme...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘The Seagull’
The latest offering from Culture at the Cinema, being screened on 19 Nov., is 'The Seagull', starring Emilia Clarke.
Fans of 'Game of Thrones' may...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Jack Absolute Flies Again’
It is nice to see Culture at the Cinema screening a comedy once in a while, and this month's offering is a cracker.
'Jack Absolute...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Straight Line Crazy’
It was nearly a full house at Camana Bay Cinema for the August Culture at the Cinema offering of 'Prima Facie', starring Jodie Comer.
Local...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Prima Facie’
Fans of live theatre will be happy to hear that yet another Culture at the Cinema winner is scheduled for 20 Aug. at Camana...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘A View from the Bridge’
If you missed a previous showing of 'A View from the Bridge', the critically-acclaimed production starring Mark Strong, Culture at the Cinema offers another...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Henry V’
Fans of the groundbreaking HBO series 'Game of Thrones' might be interested to see Jon Snow in a whole new light.
Culture at the Cinema,...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Leopoldstadt’
If theatre fans are missing the lights of Broadway and the West End, they need only attend the monthly Culture at the Cinema event...
Culture at the Cinema: Three screenings, two ballets, one location
Every month, Camana Bay Cinema hosts Culture at the Cinema, where audiences are transported to international theatres to watch award-winning productions.
In December, it will...
Culture at the Cinema: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
Broadway has only just started springing back to life after a long hiatus, but even still, travelling from Cayman to see live theatre isn't...
Broadway on-screen: The show must go on!
When lockdown was in place in Cayman, people were keen to find ways to entertain themselves, as heading out to restaurants, bars and the...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘A View from the Bridge’
In Cayman, we've been lucky enough to enjoy live theatre productions since the end of last year, while Broadway is still dark.
The Cayman Drama...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘War Horse’
If you have not yet attended a Culture at the Cinema screening at Camana Bay Cinema, there is no better time to start then...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Coriolanus’
Ever since Camana Bay Cinema started its Culture at the Cinema series, featuring recordings of live National Theatre productions, it has screened its fair...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Cyrano de Bergerac’
If you are a fan of theatre, and have been missing the ability to travel to London and New York to watch live productions,...
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Richard II’ is dark work from Bard
When a play is called ‘The Tragedy of King Richard the Second’, chances are good that there are limited laughs to be had.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘The Sleeping Beauty’
From Shakespeare to drama and now ballet, Culture at the Cinema continues to bring the best of the world’s stage to Cayman via the wonders of technology.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘I’m Not Running’
Culture at the Cinema has certainly been all about the Bard in the past year, so it is nice to see a shift in subject matter.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘The Nutcracker’
What is Christmas without the beloved tale of “The Nutcracker,” as performed by the legendary Bolshoi Ballet Company?
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Frankenstein’
It seems only fitting that in October, the month of Halloween, Culture at the Cinema turns to the dark classic story of Frankenstein.
Weekender Spotlight: Barefoot Man, tea time and more
This weekend, we have new and old music from Barefoot Man with the release of his latest CD. Then check out Cayman's amateur mixologists as they prepare for an epic match.
Culture at the Cinema: 19th century play brought to modern age
It seems that Culture at the Cinema, held at Camana Bay Cinema each month, has no intention of screening anything lighthearted for the time being.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Macbeth’
When it comes to Shakespeare’s tragedies, it doesn’t get much darker than “Macbeth.” The story of the Scottish general, who, spurred on by a prophecy of three witches and his wife’s ambitions, murders King Duncan, is a terrifying tale, yet one of the most performed of the Bard’s works.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Julius Caesar’
Shakespeare’s tale of the Roman emperor Julius Caesar is a tragedy believed to have been written in 1599 and features a memorable cast of characters, including the infamous Brutus.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Hamlet’
If you kicked yourself for missing Benedict Cumberbatch’s “Hamlet” when it was first shown at the Camana Bay Cinema, it is time to rejoice.
Weekender Spotlight
Weekender editor Vicki Wheaton is ready for St. Patrick's Day. She shares the details on the Irish Jog and the best spots to drink a pint this weekend. That's not all; she also shares Culture at the Cinema and Spring Splash. For those looking for something to do out in nature, Regan's Honey provides a sweet opportunity.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Cat on a Hot Tin Roof’
Who can forget the smoldering Elizabeth Taylor (and the equally smoldering Paul Newman) in the film adaptation of Tennessee Williams’ “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof”? The famous play has been performed countless times since it was first shown in 1955 in New York.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Romeo and Juliet’
One of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies is the story of “Romeo and Juliet.” It has been produced countless times on stage, appeared on the big screen in one form or the other, and been performed by the world’s premier ballet companies.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘The Nutcracker’
Those who have been hoping that the Bolshoi’s version of “The Nutcracker” ballet would be returning to Camana Bay Cinema will be delighted to hear that it is back on Dec. 24.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Follies’
The Camana Bay Cinema is actually bringing three live-recorded shows to its screens this month.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Obsession’
Fans of Jude Law should be delighted to see him flex his acting muscles, both literally and figuratively, in the filmed live stage production of “Obsession,” showing at Regal Camana Bay on Oct. 21.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Saint Joan’
It seems that Regal Camana Bay, in partnership with Culture at the Cinema, is continuing its religious theme into August. In July, the National Theatre Live’s production of “Salomé” was screened here, and on Aug. 19, “Saint Joan” starring Gemma Arterton in the lead role, is presented for one night only.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Salomé’
The biblical story of Salome is well known, and on July 15, for one night only, resident theater lovers will have the opportunity to see one director’s interpretation of the tale.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead’
This month’s offering from the U.K.’s National Theatre Live is the critically acclaimed comedy from Tom Stoppard, “Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead.” For one night only – May 20 – theater fans can head to Regal Cinemas in Camana Bay to watch the live recording of the new production.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Twelfth Night’
Culture at the Cinema in April takes us back to the bosom of the Bard. For one night only – April 15 – the National Theatre U.K. production of “Twelfth Night” will be shown at the Regal Camana Bay.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘Swan Lake’
Even those unfamiliar with ballets will have heard of Tchaikovsky’s “Swan Lake.” The magical story has been brought to life on countless stages around the world and even on film.
Two knights face off in ‘No Man’s Land’
The Culture at the Cinema series at Regal Camana Bay Stadium 6 starts off 2017 with a wonderful comedy. On Saturday, Jan. 21, there will be a screening of Harold Pinter’s “No Man’s Land,” starring Sir Ian McKellen and Sir Patrick Stewart.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘The Nutcracker’
Although Culture at the Cinema, presented at the Regal Camana Bay, usually offers only one screening of a live theater production per month, it traditionally breaks the rules for the Bolshoi Ballet’s performance of “The Nutcracker.”
The only calendar you’ll need this Christmas
There are already Christmas items in the shops and festive ads on the television, now that the holiday season is near. The local calendar is filling up with events guaranteed to get people in the holiday spirit, beginning with the Christmas tree lighting at Camana Bay on Saturday.
The only calendar you’ll need this Christmas
There are already Christmas items in the shops and festive ads on the television, now that the holiday season is near. The local calendar is filling up with events guaranteed to get people in the holiday spirit, beginning with the Christmas tree lighting at Camana Bay on Saturday.
Happening this weekend: Fireworks, jamboree & Remembrance Day
Here's some of the top events of the weekend.
Culture at the Cinema: ‘War Horse’ from stage to screen
Since its first performance at the National Theatre in 2007, “War Horse” has become an international smash hit, capturing the imagination of millions of people around the world.
Sea Swim, Frankenstein, Glow Party: This weekend’s top events
CUC and the Cayman Islands Amateur Swimming Association host the traditional 800m swim, open to all, and a 400m swim for the 12 and unders, which is not a timed event. (These events were rescheduled due to inclement weather on Oct. 8.)
Culture at the Cinema: ‘A View from the Bridge’
Following its smash-hit original broadcast, the Young Vic’s “magnetic, electrifying, astonishingly bold” production of “A View from the Bridge” has been returning to cinemas due to audience demand.
Tickets will go fast for Helen Mirren in ‘Audience’
Culture at the Cinema continues to bring top theater performances to the big screen, with the next one slated for May 21.
Culture at the Cinema: Man and Superman
It seems like the perfect coincidence to have the National Theatre’s production of George Bernard Shaw’s “Man and Superman” up next on Culture at the Cinema’s list as “Batman v Superman” is about ready to leave the screen. Just don’t expect Wonder Woman to be appearing on stage in the former anytime soon.
Why you should go to Culture at Cinema
I’ve been writing about the Culture at the Cinema offerings for a number of months now, but for one reason or the other, I haven’t had the chance to actually attend myself.
Culture at Cinema: Jane Eyre
Cinema goers aged 18 years and older can watch a screening of the world-class theater production of “Jane Eyre” this weekend.
‘Taming of the Shrew’ at Regal Cinema
Culture at the Cinema continues its program of bringing ballet and theater stage performances to the Regal Camana Bay with a showing of “Taming of the Shrew” on Saturday.
‘Behind Beautiful Forevers’ at Regal cinema; one night only
Culture at the Cinema is once again bringing live theater performances to the big screen in Cayman. On Saturday, “Behind the Beautiful Forevers” will...
