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This podcast is about How to (Re)open a Cinema , specifically the Broadway Cinema in Prestwick. The Broadway is one of the greatest surviving examples of a golden age Art Deco cinema in Scotland. From opening in 1935 to closing in 1976, and surviving bingo, amusements, squash courts, and more. The Broadway is adored by, and now owned by the community that it served, and will serve again in the future. Your hosts are Cliff Baillie, and Kyle Macfarlane, of Friends of the Broadway Prestwick. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Friends of the Broadway Prestwick hosts How to (Re)Open a Cinema, a tv show with 28 episodes published.
This episode, Cliff and Kyle welcome Chief Executive Officer of the Belmont Cinema project in Aberdeen, and former manager of the Montrose Playhouse, Matthew Buchanan, to discuss the joys and challenges of operating inde
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For this edition, we are joined by Alasdair Satchel, a theatre, film, and podcast maker (Down the Back of the Seats) living on the Isle of Mull. We chat about everything from unique rural and urban cinema experiences to
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In this episode, we are joined by Christian Skelton, chair of the Selsey Pavilion Trust. As they lead a cinema restoration project in West Sussex, we’ll be comparing notes on the challenges of maintaining heritage buildi
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Cliff and Kyle discuss the Broadway's latest announcement, the arrival of our very own Mighty Wurlitzer, and welcome as a guest Donald MacKenzie, House Organist at ODEON Leicester Square Our new Letterboxd account letter
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In this episode, Cliff and Kyle welcome back the Broadway's Executive Advisor of Theatre and Film, Scott Hutchison, to dive into the Broadway's 1976 revival and the launch of our official Letterboxd account! Our new Lett
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Cliff and Kyle welcome the Broadway's newest patron and star of the BBC's Repair Shop, Mark Stuckey! Join / Watch / Donate broadway.scot Follow on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram and LinkedIn - search Friends of the Broadwa
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Cliff and Kyle usher in a second season with the exciting news of an imminent appearance on the BBC's Repair Shop on the Road series! Join / Watch / Donate broadway.scot Tickets for the Broadway Cinema Experience broadwa
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To wrap up 2025, Cliff and Kyle recap the re-opening of the Broadway's auditorium for the first time in 50 years, and the reveal of the brand new Broadway Pop-up Museum! Join. Watch. Donate - broadway.scot Find us on Ins
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Kyle and Cliff welcome guests Tristan Campbell and Joe Baillie, the driving forces behind the imminent re-opening of the Regal Cinema in Dumfries! Join. Watch. Donate - broadway.scot Or follow us on Facebook, Instagram,
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In this 20th episode of How to Re-open a Cinema, Cliff and Kyle welcome UK Cinema Hero and owner of the Parkway Cinema in Barnsley, Rob Younger! Join. Watch. Donate broadway.scot or follow Friends of the Broadway Prestwi
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Cliff and Kyle welcome the Broadway's Marketing Officer, Zoë Morris, for passionate cinema discussions from Cumnock to Japan! Join.Watch.Donate broadway.scot Search "Friends of the Broadway Prestwick" on YouTube, Instagr
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Cliff and Kyle tell the tales of three iconic visitors to the Broadway in the 1940s, bringing Hollywood glamour to Prestwick! Join. Watch. Donate. broadway.scot Find us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube. Sear
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Cliff and Kyle welcome recurring guest, our Chair and Chief, Guy Walker, to chat about the power of arrested decay, curated ruination, and the power of warm lighting! Join. Watch. Donate broadway.scot Follow "Friends of
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In a special episode, Cliff and Kyle welcome Alex Jones, Operations Manager of the Merlin Cinemas group, which owns the Astoria Cinema in Ayr, to chat about the importance of the cinema experience, the local cinema ecosy
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In this episode, Cliff and Kyle welcome the Broadway's Company Secretary and chief curtain operator, Graham Barnett, for a chat about the power of the camel, the unglamorous parts of restoration, and the cinema everyone
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Cliff and Kyle welcome the Broadway's very own Keith to the first on-location recording for chats about historic discoveries, the power of volunteers, bringing people together, a spaghetti junction of wiring, and the beh
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Kyle and Cliff discuss a recent funding award of £15,000 and the improvement works planned to progress development! broadway.scot Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Kyle and Cliff discuss the past of cinema cafés and tea rooms, with a glimpse into the future of the Broadway's. Join. Watch. Donate. broadway.scot Friends of the Broadway Prestwick YouTube channel Hosted on Acast. See a
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Cliff and Kyle welcome the Broadway's Director of Marketing, Alex Wilson, to chat about the connection between cinema and theatre, an evocative filming location, and the weird and wonderful world of wrestling in the 70s!
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Cliff and Kyle celebrate the Broadway's 90th anniversary with major milestones achieved and exciting new announcements made! The Broadway's YouTube channel: youtube.com/@FriendsoftheBroadwayPrestwick Join. Watch. Donate.
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