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Cinderella
Ages 6+

@ Lyric Hammersmith
King Street, London W6 0QL
Box Office 08700 500 511

Tickets: £9 – £20

Directed by Dan Jemmet. This year’s Lyric Christmas show is a brand new staging of the most magical and best-loved of all the Christmas stories. Acclaimed young director Dan Jemmett, from the Théâtre de la Ville in Paris, sets the story – complete, of
course, with glass slipper, Ugly Sisters and that magical coach – in the evocative world of a fairground.


CUE DEADLY: A LIVE FILM PROJECT
7.45pm
@ Riverside Studios
Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6
Box Office 020 8237 1111

TICKETS: £12 (£8 concs.)
Winners of The Oxford Samuel Beckett Theatre Trust Award 2003
A busy road. London. Evening. A motorbike screeches into view. The rider fires a single shot and a man falls to the ground. When a killer is offered a suspect contract, his curiosity draws him dangerously close to his victim, with fatal consequences.

BLACK AND WHITE YEARS
12 noon to 9pm daily
@ Riverside Studios
Crisp Road, Hammersmith, W6
Box Office 020 8237 1111
Free Entry
An exhibition of Fulham FC photographs by Ken Coton
Ken Coton first photographed Fulham FC as a fan in 1960. For many years after that he was the club’s official photographer. In this, his first exhibition, he presents a selection of pictures from his large archive – featuring fans, players, goals and Craven Cottage, the club’s famous riverside home. The Fulham Supporters’ Trust will receive a donation for every picture sold.

A Marvada Carne (The Wicked Flesh)
4.30pm and 7.00pm
@ BCA Cineclub
Palingswick House
241 King Street
020 8741 9579
Mr Quim lives in the interior with his dog and a pet she-goat. He gets bored with his quiet life and decides to see the world in order to find a solution for two problems that worry him: finding a good girl to marry and tasting beef, something he has never done. During his wanderings he gets to Mr Totó’s house, whose un-married daughter is desperate for a husband. It is not too long before Mr Quim finds out that Mr Totó keeps an ox to be slaughtered when his daughter ties the knot. Could this be the right time for Mr Quim to fulfil his two biggest dreams? Directed by André Klotzel, with Regina Casé, Adilson Barros, Fernanda Torres and Dionisio Azevedo. English subtitles, Brazil 2002, 80 minutes, suitable for children from 12 years.

The Cut
@ Barons Court Theatre (Curtain Up)
Barons Court Pub
28A Comeragh Road, W14
Phone: 020 8932 4747
£4 to £12

By Mike Cullen. A union tough returns to his old stomping ground after years in jail to find out the truth about his father's death (while he was in jail). He finds that the world has changed and the importance of unions has waned.

Tom McRae
7:00 PM
@ Shepherds Bush Empire
Shepherds Bush Green, W12 8TT
Box Office: 0870 771 2000
£13.50


Turin Brakes
Carling Apollo Hammersmith
Queen Caroline Street, W6 9QH
Tel: 020 8563 3800

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