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Author Archives: marcus
Cube in the Snow
Nice picture of a snowy Cube exterior and neon from John Bell of the Raiders who played at the Cube free gig on Saturday 19th Jan. Original image is at Raiders Jo’s Instagram Account. Hopefully it was slightly warmer inside …
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Alice Lowe visit
Here’s Alice Lowe “lovingly and psychotically stroking a 35mm reel of Sightseers” during her visit to the Cube on Tuesday 8th January 2013 before doing a audience Q & A on her new film “Sightseers”.
Real|Reel at The Cube, Bristol. An Interview with Paul Cooke
Read the full article here: http://realreeljournal.com/2012/03/24/thecube/
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Searching for Ennio Morricone
On Friday 27th November at 8pm, the Cube see the return of the ever-popular “The Greatness of the Magnificence”. Jesse has assembled a crack squad of musicians, including a small choir, to perform a selection of Ennio Morricone pieces. Morricone … Continue reading
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Cubelog updated with shiny new features
We are now running the current version of wordpress. There’s loads of new nifty features, including the ability to upload pictures and audio through the blog software, and an embedded audio player. For example, here’s a track the Cube Orchestra … Continue reading
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cube orchestra / fourth plinth / trafalgar square
Andy Duncan writes Dates are important!! Birthdays, Christmas, Independence days, the outbreak of war, victories, defeats, terrorist attacks. And so it was that 13 July 2009 will be remembered as another milestone in the history of the Cube Improvisers Orchestra … Continue reading
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What Venue said about the Cube
it’s hard to imagine anyone leaving The Cube exactly as they went in … Continue reading
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Here comes the cyan sy bit
Hogge and I performed some surgery to the Cube’s venerable cinema projector to improve the sound quality when playing new modern “cyan” sound track 35 mm prints. Continue reading