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Ocean Film Festival dates released
July 04, 2019 - 12:41
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The Autumn tour dates for the Ocean Film Festival have been released for Belgium, Ireland and the UK.
Philip Gray "an extreme artist" painting in a Mexican cenote | Image Credit: Ocean Film Festival
The collection of new, short, seafaring stories from both above and below the water’s surface will be shown at over 40 locations, with the aim of inspiring people to explore, respect, enjoy and protect the oceans
Tour director Nell Teasdale stated "This is your chance to dip your toes into the wonders of the big blue – from the comfort of a cinema seat! From surfers to fishermen, and marine scientists to artists, these films feature fascinating characters who have dedicated their lives to the sea’s salt spray."
Belgium tour dates
- 24 - 25 October: Whall, Brussels
- 19 November: Acinapolis, Jambes
- 21 - 2 November: Sphinx Cinema, Gent
- 26 November: De Roma, Antwerp
- 29 November: Quai 10, Charleroi
- 6 December: Venue to be confirmed, Liege
UK and Ireland tour dates
- 10 September: Town Hall, Cheltenham
- 10 September: National Concert Hall, Dublin
- 11 September: Everyman Theatre, Cork
- 11 September: Grand Pavilion, Porthcawl
- 12 September: Komedia, Bath
- 12 September: Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey
- 13 September: G Live, Guildford
- 14 September: Royal Spa Centre, Leamington Spa
- 14 September: Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
- 18 September: Tivoli Theatre, Wimborne Minster
- 18 September: Theatre Severn, Shrewsbury
- 19 September: Plaza Community Cinema, Liverpool
- 19 - 21 September: Corn Exchange, Exeter
- 20 September: Venue Cymru, Llandudno
- 21 September: Plaza Cinema, Stockport
- 22 September: Theatre by the Lake, Keswick
- 23 September: Eden Court Theatre, Inverness
- 24 September: City Hall, Salisbury
- 25 September: Crescent Theatre, Birmingham
- 26 September: Barbican, York
- 27 September: Town Hall, Leeds
- 28 September: Playhouse, Whitley Bay
- 2 October: Regent Centre, Christchurch
- 3 October: The Kings Theatre, Portsmouth
- 4 October: The Hexagon, Reading
- 5 October: Forum Theatre, Malvern
- 6 October: Weymouth Pavilion, Weymouth
- 9 - 10 October: Regal Theatre, Redruth
- 12 October: Victoria Rooms, Bristol
- 14 - 19 October: Union Chapel, London
- 15 October: St David’s Hall, Cardiff
- 16 October: Amey Theatre, Abingdon
- 17 October: Regent Centre, Christchurch
- 18 October: Lighthouse (Concert Hall), Poole
- 19 October: Victoria Rooms, Bristol
- 22 October: Brighton Dome, Brighton
- 23 October: Dorking Halls, Dorking
- 24 October: Corn Exchange, Cambridge
- 25 October: Lecture Theatre 1 (UEA), Norwich