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manyfandomocs · 7 months ago
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Full Name: Derek Benfield Wallis
Nicknames, If Any: Der, Wallis, idk probably others I'm not thinking of
Hogwarts House: Slytherin
Gender: Cisgender Male
Sexuality: Bisexual
A Song I Associate With Them: Guard Down by August Moon (from The Idea of You) ( I give it up to the devil in me, and I / I let my guard down )
3 Important Relationships: Jason, Reggie, Veronica
2 Fears: Buried alive, failing
1 Element of backstory: He was expelled from Stonewall Prep for a prank he pulled in his freshman year
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abs0luteb4stard · 2 years ago
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W A T C H I N G
TRIVIA: Chris Jagger (Mick Jagger's brother) plays the second male space vampire
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thisbluespirit · 3 years ago
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gifset request meme: from @mariocki -> The Brothers + 15 (favourite finale)
“The only games worth playing are the dangerous ones.”
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mariocki · 3 years ago
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The Brothers: Investigations (4.3, BBC, 1974)
"Your father founded this company. Why do you want to sell shares to outsiders?"
"Well, as far as I'm concerned, I don't."
"Then why did you allow it to happen? Hammond's has always been a family business. Well, your father would turn in his grave if he knew what you were doing."
"Then Father should have left me in control of it, instead of deliberately arranging the opposite! He didn't trust me, that's what it amounts to. He thought that I needed Brian and David and Jennifer Kingsley, but once they get together my hands are tied."
#the brothers#BBC#classic tv#1974#Roderick Graham#N.J. Crisp#Gerard Glaister#Patrick O'connell#Jennifer Wilson#Jean Anderson#Robin chadwick#Richard Easton#Hilary tindall#Derek benfield#Murray hayne#Margaret ashcroft#Jonathan Newth#the double dealing is in full sway already; with Brian and David scheming to bring a new director onto the board (and thus break#Ted's tie breaking monopoly) the elder Hammond brother sets about stacking the odds for himself with good old Bill Riley#he's also bought a snazzy new car and had a sign put on his parking space. nothing says midlife crisis like a personalised car parking#space Eddy.. elsewhere Brian follows up on a minor plot point from the previous series‚ a telegram Ann sent to Nick (bleugh) Fox whilst he#was abroad. I'm particularly impressed with this plot point bc it's a nice attention to a minor detail as well as organically setting up#Brian discovering their affair AND it's a nicely in character thing to do too (the eternal accountant‚ of course Brian would check through#their telephone charges). as the cogs start to whir‚ Brian's work starts to suffer‚ and just as a big contract is being hammered out#less happily (for me) Jenny seems to be getting closer to Mr Martin the bank man. I like him‚ I do‚ but let's face it Jenny and Ted#are end game! still at least it gets them out of the office and we have some nice location stuff going on#the final mystery of the week: the mysterious case of Gabrielle Drake.. she's been conspicuously absent from the series so far#initially away on a film shoot and now simply out of the room or just having left it whenever she's mentioned.. could she have moved on#to pastures new? that would eventually require a storyline to sort out just where Jill had ended up.. here's hoping it was just a schedule#issue and she'll turn up safe and sound...
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thegirlwhorunsforthetrain · 3 years ago
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Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (Series 1) (1996)
Hetty Wainthropp Investigates (Series 1) (1996)
Quick witted private investigator, Hetty Wainthropp (Patricia Routledge) solves crimes with the help of her husband Robert (Derek Benfield) and her teenage sidekick, Geoffrey (Dominic Monaghan). (more…)
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kwebtv · 4 years ago
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The Brothers  -  BBC One  -  March 10, 1972 - December 19, 1976
Drama (92 episodes)
Running Time:  50 minutes
Stars:
Jean Anderson as Mary Hammond
Glyn Owen as Edward Hammond (Series 1)
Patrick O'Connell as Edward Hammond (Series 2 - 7)
Richard Easton as Brian Hammond
Robin Chadwick as David Hammond
Jennifer Wilson as Jennifer Kingsley
Julia Goodman as Barbara Kingsley (Series 1-3, 7)
Derek Benfield as Bill Riley
Mark McManus as Harry Carter (Series 2)
Hilary Tindall as Ann Hammond (Series 1-4, 7)
Gabrielle Drake as Jill Williams (Series 1-4)
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oppaiokudasai · 7 years ago
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The TSL's Horror Grindhouse: I Don't Want To Be Born (dir by Peter Sasdy)
The TSL’s Horror Grindhouse: I Don’t Want To Be Born (dir by Peter Sasdy)
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“I don’t want to be born!” “That’s too bad, kid!  YOU’RE COMING OUT!” Now, admittedly, that dialogue is never heard in the 1975 British horror film, I Don’t Want To Be Born.  However, if I had heard that particularly exchange in this film, I would not have been surprised.  That’s just the type of movie that I Don’t Want To Be Born is.  It’s a thoroughly ludicrous, totally ridiculous movie and…
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infosannio · 6 years ago
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Roma, Teatro Trastevere: "Toccata e fuga" di Derek Benfield, regia di Daniele Trombetti, dal 31 dicembre 2018 al 9 gennaio 2019
Roma, Teatro Trastevere: “Toccata e fuga” di Derek Benfield, regia di Daniele Trombetti, dal 31 dicembre 2018 al 9 gennaio 2019
Associazione Culturale Teatro Trastevere
in collaborazione con
Associazione culturale PARZIALMENTE SCREMATI
presenta 
“TOCCATA E FUGA”
di  Derek Benfield
regia di Daniele Trombetti
dal 31 dicembre 2018 al 9 gennaio 2019 
31 dicembre  evento speciale di Capodanno ore 21 
Da Martedì a Domenica h 21.00
Teatro Trastevere, Via Jacopa de’ Settesoli 3, 00153 Roma
con
Edoardo La Rosa
Federico Capponi
Ma…
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docrotten · 3 years ago
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LIFEFORCE (1985) – Episode 206 – Decades Of Horror 1980s
“I mean, in a sense, we’re all vampires.” Everyone is draining the life out of everyone else in one way or another? Hmmm, that’s a dark take, but a fair point. Join your faithful Grue-Crew – Chad Hunt, Bill Mulligan, Crystal Cleveland, and Jeff Mohr  – as they drain everything possible from Tobe Hooper’s Lifeforce (1985).
Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 206 – Lifeforce (1985)
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A race of space vampires arrives in London and infects the populace, beginning an apocalyptic descent into chaos.
Director: Tobe Hooper
Writers: Dan O’Bannon & Don Jakoby (screenplay); Colin Wilson (from 1976 novel The Space Vampires)
Music: Henry Mancini
Cinematography: Alan Hume (director of photography)
Production Design: John Graysmark
Makeup Department: Nick Maley (makeup effects & prosthetics supervisor)
Visual Effects: John Dykstra (special visual effects)
Selected Cast:
Steve Railsback as Col. Tom Carlsen
Peter Firth as Col. Colin Caine
Frank Finlay as Dr. Hans Fallada
Mathilda May as Space Girl
Patrick Stewart as Dr. Armstrong
Michael Gothard as Dr. Leonard Bukovsky
Nicholas Ball as Roger Derebridge
Aubrey Morris as Sir Percy Heseltine
Nancy Paul as Ellen
John Hallam as Lamson
John Keegan as Guard
Chris Jagger as First Vampire
Bill Malin as Second Vampire
Jerome Willis as Pathologist
Derek Benfield as Physician
John Woodnutt as Metallurgist
John Forbes-Robertson as The Minister
Lifeforce is the first of three films Tobe Hooper made with Canon, followed by Invaders From Mars (1986) and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 (1986). As Bill’s pick, it’s a film he frequently revisits trying to understand the choices made during its making. He’s always liked the film, even while feeling a bit baffled. Chad first read about Lifeforce in Fangoria. He loved how crazy and wild it was when he first saw it and he still does. Chad’s never quite sure what he thinks of Steve Railsback’s performance because to him, he’ll always be the Charles Manson he portrayed in Helter Skelter (1976). The excellent practical and visual effects are what pull Jeff into this movie. 
All three of this episode’s Grue-Crew compare Lifeforce to the feel of Hammer’s Quatermass and the Pit (1967) and indeed, may have been a better picture if Hooper had gone full-Quatermass. And of course, they all agree that Mathilda May is phenomenal at portraying the female vampire with style and grace while spending nearly the entire film unabashedly nude.
For other Decades of Horror discussions of Tobe Hooper films (and Quatermass and the Pit to boot), checkout the following episodes:
Eaten Alive (1976) – Episode 136 – Decades Of Horror 1970s
Salem’s Lot (1979) — Episode 69 — Decades Of Horror 1970s
The Funhouse (1981) — Episode 90 — Decades Of Horror 1980s
Poltergeist (1982) – Episode 106 – Decades Of Horror 1980s
Texas Chainsaw Massacre II (1986) — Episode 81 — Decades Of Horror 1980s
Quatermass And The Pit (1967) – Episode 93 – Decades Of Horror: The Classic Era
If you so desire, at the time of this writing, you can stream Lifeforce from Tubi and PlutoTV with ads, or from various PPV streaming services. If physical media is what trips your trigger, Lifeforce (Collector’s Edition) (4K UHD) is scheduled for release May 24, 2022 from Scream Factory. And let’s face it, it’s always time to revisit Tobe Hooper’s films.
Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film, chosen by Crystal will be Vamp (1986), featuring a speechless Grace Jones. 
Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans:  leave them a message or leave a comment on the gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the website or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected]
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tmnotizie · 6 years ago
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MACERATA – Giunta alla dodicesima edizione, torna nel quartiere di Collevario la rassegna teatrale Dialetto che piacere. L’iniziativa, promossa dall’associazione culturale Palcoscenico, dal Centro sociale Anziani in collaborazione con la United Squash e patrocinata dal Comune di Macerata, si avvale della collaborazione degli esercizi commerciali della zona e si svolgerà da giovedì 23 a lunedì 27 agosto, alle 21,30, sull’area del parcheggio di via Ungaretti (sopra al supermercato Simply)
Si inizia con la compagnia Gli amici del Teatro fermano di Fermo (giovedì 23 agosto) che metterà in scena Lu miraculu de san Savi’ di Valentino Leoni per la regia di Maurizio Leoni.
Il giorno successivo, venerdì 24 agosto la Compagnia Fonte Janni di Morrovalle presenterà Putia ji pegghio di Enrico Crucianelli per la regia di Franco Agnesi. Sabato 25 sarà la volta della Compagnia Santa Maria del Monte con L’albergu de lusso di Gianni Medori per la regia di Claudio Monachesi. Domenica 26 agosto, la Compagnia Palcoscenico presenterà Lu ziu americanu di Pino Cipriani che cura anche la regia. La rassegna si concluderà lunedì 27 agosto con la Compagnia Amici del Teatro di Loro Piceno e il loro Toccata e fuga di Derek Benfield per la regia di Eraldo Forti.
Il costo per assistere agli spettacoli è pari a 3 euro (1 euro ridotto per i bambini). Ingresso gratuito per chi cenerà nel vicino ristorante e presenterà lo scontrino alla cassa.
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manyfandomocs · 11 months ago
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Cute character questions: Derek?
the basics:
name: Derek Benfield Wallis age: 16-24/25 (if I include the timeskip) zodiac sign: Sagittarius (December 20th) one good trait: confident one bad trait: condescending
habits:
one bad habit: flaunting his money one good habit: working out one habit they can’t break: eavesdropping one they’ve broken: treating people like lesser than what they’re afraid of: being buried alive
family:
their parents names: Charles and Emma Wallis their siblings names: Bret Weston Wallis favorite childhood memory: Playing football with his dad favorite childhood toy: A play piano embarrassing story: He got expelled from Stonewall Prep for a stupid prank (tbd on the prank) favorite family member: Emma a story about that family member: When he was little, she would read to him before going on trips with his father
what they prefer:
coffee or tea? Coffee showering in the day or night? Morning taking baths or taking showers? Showers tv or movies? TV writing or reading? Reading platonic or romantic love? Both iced tea or lemonade? Iced tea ice cream or smoothies? Smoothies cupcakes or cake? Cupcakes beach or mountains? Beach
favorites:
song: Whipping Post - The Allman Brothers Band band: Idk why I feel the Beatles outfit: Cheryl's S1 after party place: Pop's memory: Winning a game with Jason person: Jason or Veronica movie: Die Hard show: Scandal
Send me cute character questions and find out…
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islandsunfla · 7 years ago
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Island Players Live Theatre-Anna Maria Island
Come out for a fun night at the Theatre – time is running out, but some tickets still available for the remaining dates
BEYOND A JOKE ~ by: Derek Benfield
Directed by: James Thaggard
January 11– 28, 2018
  Where – The Island Players, Inc.
10009 Gulf Drive, Anna Maria
Phone: 941 778-5755  
A comedy …
Just a short trolley ride from Anna Maria Island Condo Rentals – 601 Gulf Dr. N. Anna Maria Island, Florida 34217
Preview–People have a habit of dying at Jane and Andrew’s country house!
Six people have died suddenly while working at Jane and Andrew’s country house in England. Unfortunate and embarrassing accidents, but when their daughter Sally brings home her fiancé Geoff for the weekend things get really confusing. Is Jane and Andrew’s pleasant country house accident prone or is some suspicious activity going on? Geoff mixes up overheard conversations and mistakenly concludes that the deaths were not accidents but murders. Hysteria takes over when the body count goes up and a body is discovered in the cupboard. Then a visiting vicar passes peacefully away in the garden. Unexpectedly, Geoff’s parents call and for appearances Jane and her sister-in-law persuade Andrew to hide evidence. Geoff begins to think maybe the deaths were just accidents and helps them move the bodies in wheelbarrows. But, he is unaware that one of the bodies has been mistakenly stowed in the trunk of his parents’ car.
If you need a little laughter in your life — and who doesn’t? – come out to see The Island Players Theatre presentation of Beyond a Joke.
Some helpful information about The Island Players Theatre  …
Founded in 1949, The Island Players, Inc. is an organization dedicated to providing artistic experiences for the communities of Anna Maria Island through the presentation of stage productions.
The Island Players Theatre is located in the Old Community House on the corner of Gulf Drive and Pine Avenue in the city of Anna Maria on the North end of Anna Maria Island.
There are 137 seats in the theatre in tiered rows (stadium seating). There are 4 chairs on the right side of the theatre and 2 chairs on the “fireplace” side, giving a total seating capacity of 143.
Tickets are $20 (US) per performance for season’s five primary plays.
Food and beverages not allowed in the theatre.
Tickets may be purchased in person at the Box Office
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by phone – (941) 778-5755
Regular show performances are: Tuesday through Saturday evenings at 8:00 pm Sunday matinees @ 2:00 pm
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fashiongossippk · 7 years ago
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Date Night, a musical comedy, launched on 18th August with a spectacular opening at Karachi Arts Council, and managed to enthrall the audiences.
Date Night, a combined product of the duo Shaan Lashari and Dawar Lashari, officially launched in Karachi, and entertained the audiences with the knee-slapping and rib cracking humor that left them in splits. The entire crew which includes Shaan Lashari, Waleed Zaidi, Shah Fahad, Mahnoor Khan and Sheherzade Noor Peerzada performed brilliantly in a story filled with situational hazards, hilarious cover-ups and improbable situations.
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Date Night takes its script from Derek Benfield and has been adapted for the Pakistani audience in the form of a musical. The story revolves around two well off couples who go to England for a weekend getaway, but get a surprise of their lifetime. Three impeccable and entertaining dance sequences are the essence of the musical, Date Night, with one in the first act, the other in the second and the final at the very end. The play is filled with feisty punchlines, comical situations, and is extremely fast paced. There is a smooth transition from one scene to another, and it will glue you to your seats for the duration of its runtime of 1 hour and 22 minutes. A number of renowned personalities from the media industry came to the launch to show their support, and were all praises for the play.
Dawar Lashari, the director of this play, was pleased with the response he received in Karachi, he stated, “The entire cast has worked really hard for this play, and we are all happy to receive such an overwhelming response, and love from the people of Karachi. The whole idea of the play is to entertain people and make them laugh, and we are glad we could do that.”
The main sponsor for the play is Fanta, along with other big names such as Serene Air, Careem, DolceVita, Kinetic, Sufi, Rose Petal and Oye Hoye. Tickets are available at Espresso, Nueplex, Cinepax Ocean Mall, Agha’s, and all branches of McDonalds. It will be performed in Karachi Arts Council from the 18th to 27th August, 2017.
About Date Night
Date night is a theatre play full of punch lines, amusing situations, and fantastic dance routines. The play is set in an expensive mini boutique hotel somewhere in the suburbs of England. Two well to do couples go there for a weekend getaway and now they are in for a surprise of a lifetime. This was first launched in Lahore, and played from 16th to 26th March, 2017, and was a huge success. Now it is all set to run in Karachi from 18th to 27th August, 2017.
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DATE NIGHT launched with a spectacular opening at the Karachi Arts Council Date Night, a musical comedy, launched on 18th August with a spectacular opening at Karachi Arts Council, and managed to enthrall the audiences.
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mariocki · 3 years ago
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The Brothers: Return to Nowhere (3.13, BBC, 1974)
"Surely you knew she was in a depressed state?"
"I knew that...she wasn't well. Pamela, they're - they're trying to make out that Ann did this on purpose."
"Reasonable from their point of view. I'm sure they have dozens of cases like this."
"But she wouldn't try to take her own life, she's not that sort of person."
"Well, what sort of person's that?"
#the brothers#classic tv#BBC#Gerard glaister#N. J. Crisp#Philip Dudley#Hilary tindall#Jennifer Wilson#Jean Anderson#Gabrielle Drake#Gillian McCutcheon#Patrick O'connell#Richard Easton#Robin chadwick#Derek benfield#Anna fox#Hilary minster#Bonnie hurren#Edna doré#David pugh#Douglas roe#What a doozy! A quite incredible amount of stuff happens in this 50 minute episode of a boardroom drama slash soap opera about a road#Haulage firm. You wouldn't think it‚ eh? We begin in High Drama‚ as Ann is rushed to hospital after an overdose (the exact nature of which#Is never really buttoned down‚ to the shows credit); here she is entrusted to the healing hands of quite possibly the worst Dr and nurse#Team outside of a horror film. Hilary Minster quite clearly loathes unconscious Ann and her agitated husband‚ and considers her actions no#More than a calculated attention grab (again the show never really nails exactly what happened). Still‚ she pulls through their treatment#And then it's off for her and Brian to recuperate at the seaside; also off on a jaunt are Ted and Jennifer‚ on the holiday of a lifetime#(a seemingly never ending pub crawl through the English countryside) whilst David minds the shop at home. But what's this... Ted has plans#Of a romantic and life changing kind... But what's this also... Old Mrs Hammond‚ with eerily prescient timing‚ has only gone and collapsed#And in the never before seen conservatory slash greenhouse too. Or wait.. Has it been in it before? Maybe she had tea there with Ann once..
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kwebtv · 5 years ago
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Timeslip  -  ITV (ATV) -  September 28, 1970 - March 22, 1971
Science Fiction (26 episodes)
Running Time:  30 minutes
Stars:
Cheryl Burfield as Liz Skinner
Spencer Banks as Simon Randall
Denis Quilley as Commander Charles Traynor
Iris Russell as Jean Skinner
Derek Benfield as Frank Skinner
Sandor Elès as Gottfried
Mary Preston as Beth Skinner
Ian Fairbairn as Alpha 4
John Barron as Morgan C. Devereaux
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tmnotizie · 6 years ago
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ANCONA – Prende avvio giovedì 23 agosto  e proseguirà fino al 2 settembre, il Festival di Varano giunto quest’anno alla 44esima edizione. Tra le più antiche manifestazioni del territorio,  si colloca come una tra le più  apprezzate e sempre più ambite rassegna teatrale dialettali, nelle Marche e sul piano nazionale, con Varano considerato ormai, “il paese dei dialetti”.
Nell’ambito della rassegna- che annovera compagnie ormai consacrate e altre di recente formazione e con interpreti giovani-  di Ancona, Jesi,  Macerata, San Ginesio, Pollenza, Polverigi, Tolentino, Pesaro, Loreto, Loro Piceno e Belmonte Piceno – si svolgerà anche la ventinovesima edizione del Premio Letterario Varano poesia e narrativa nei dialetti delle Marche e la quarantesima mostra del Rosso Conero.
“Una rassegna che rinforza l’identità e il senso di appartenenza – ha sottolineato il sindaco Valeria Mancinelli– e un programma scintillante che faranno del festival un sicuro successo, grazie all’impegno costante del Comitato varanese”.
Uno sforzo congiunto del quale la presidente Lucia Gioia, ringrazia tutti collaboratori, dal Direttore artistico Orietta De Grandis che ha selezionato ancora una volta con cura il cartellone teatrale, al curatore del concorso letterario, Fabio M.Serpilli che sottolinea la necessità di divulgare tra i giovani la cultura del dialetto (purtroppo in vita sono rimasti pochi tra protagonisti e  cultori) e  fino alla base, le formidabili cuoche di Varano che ogni sera garantiscono una offerta gastronomica invidiabile.
L’appuntamento inaugurale è per giovedì 23 agosto alle ore 17:00 con la premiazione dei poeti dialettali marchigiani e  la presentazione dell’antologia dialettale “La grande luna”. Alle 18:00 inaugurazione della quarantesima mostra del Rosso Conero doc e apertura mostra del pittore Lanfranco Santini e delle bancarelle degli hobbisti; tutte le sere alle 18:30 apericena con i produttori di vini locali e alle 20:30 inaugurazione della seconda edizione “Varano canta” (anche questo appuntamento quotidiano) concorso canoro in collaborazione con Radio Arancia.
Alle ore 21:30 prende avvio la rassegna-concorso teatrale  con la rappresentazione di  www.scampamorte.com di Italo Conti, regia Giordana Profili messo in scena dalla compagnia Millepiedi di Ancona.
Il 24 agosto alle ore 21:30 “A chi la vo’ se la pija” di Gigi Santi per la regia di Gigi Santi e Scilla Sticchi con la compagnia “Il teatro dei Picari” di Macerata;  alle ore 17:00 premiazione dei narratori dialettali marchigiani e presentazione dell’antologia dialettale “La grande Luna”,  nell’occasione verrà ricordato Dino Socionovo varanese doc.
Sabato 25 agosto  “Li parendi de Roma” di Gabriele Mancini per la regia dello stesso Mancini compagnia “La Nuova” di Belmonte Piceno di Fermo.
Domenica 26 agosto, alle ore 10:00, primo raduno città di Varano organizzato da Vespa Club di Ancona, terza prova  del campionato regionale di regolarità crono Conero Memorial Gianni Paccapeli “Nebbia”;  alle 18:30 apericena con i produttori di vini locali e alle 20:00 “Varano canta”;  alle 21:30 va in scena “Chi non fa non falla” di Emanuela Corsetti regia di Fabio Ragni con la compagnia Sipario di Jesi.
Lunedì 27 agosto  “Come ci capiamo se manco ci parlimo?” di Paolo Torrisi regia di gruppo della Compagnia Leonina Giovani Pian di Pieca San Ginesio Macerata; Martedì 28 agosto “Oggi a me domani pure” di Aldo Pisani regia dello stesso Pisani, Compagnia Teatro Totò di Pollenza Macerata.
Alle ore 21:30 mercoledì 29 agosto  “Che imbrojo” di Maria Angela Ceccati commedia brillante in tre atti in dialetto marchigiano liberamente tratta da “Una matassa imbrogliata” di Eduardo Scarpetta regia Maria Angela Ceccati compagnia Balta e ribalta di Polverigi Santa Maria Nuova di Ancona.
Giovedì 30 “Lu sequestru” commedia musicale di Giovanni Teobaldelli musica Prof Aldo Cicconofri regia Giuseppe Gesuelli compagnia degli Intronati Tolentino Macerata.
Venerdì 31 agosto “Questa do la mett?” di Paolo Zoppi regia di Paolo Zoppi compagnia del Gallo di Pesaro.
Sabato 1° settembre  “Toccata e fuga” commedia brillante in tre atti di Derek Benfield regia Eraldo Forti messa in scena dalla compagnia “Gli amici del teatro” di Loro Piceno Macerata;  l’esibizione sarà preceduta alle 18:00 dallo spettacolo gruppo folk canti popolari La Pasquella di Varano; alle 18:30 apericena con i produttori di vini locali e poi seguirà serata finale e la premiazione di “Varano canta”.  D
Domenica 2 settembre va in scena a fine rassegna la commedia brillante di
Aldo De Benedetti “Da giovedì a giovedì” (fuori concorso)  regia e adattamento di Rita Papa, compagnia Il Focolare Loreto; alle 18:00 la musica popolare delle Marche al Sud Italia con le bambine della Compagnia del Solstizio Mediterraneo (Luna dance).
Un momento celebrativo importante- il 26 agosto-  sarà quello della premiazione del marchigiano dell’anno, riconoscimento tributato a don  Gioia, varanese, 42 anni missionario in Tanzania  dove ha messo le basi per uno dei più grandi ospedali di quel Paese.    Un ricordo verrà anche tributato ad un varanese scomparso da poco, l’artista Dino Socionovo,  amico e compagno di tanti momenti di aggregazione.
Tutte le serate sono presentate da Roberto Cardinali.
Dal 23 agosto al 2 settembre servizio navetta gratuito dal parcheggio dello stadio del Conero fino a Varano; chi usufruisce del servizio gastronomico avrà riservato il posto numerato per lo spettacolo. L’iniziativa è promossa dal Comitato organizzatore manifestazioni varanesi con il patrocinio del Comune di Ancona.
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