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Great theatre shows coming to the cinema in Marlow this month
The National Theatre is an industry pioneer in filmed theatre. Over 15 years ago, the National Theatre was one of the first UK arts venues to broadcast theatre live, directly from its stages to local cinemas, and was first to launch its own streaming service – National Theatre at Home – during the global pandemic in 2020. They commissioned independent research and strategy agency, Indigo Ltd, to carry out a five-month research project to understand the role that filmed theatr
Krista Madden
7 days ago


Win a pair of tickets for Everyman Marlow every month
Located in the former Town Hall on Market Square, Everyman Marlow is home to two luxurious cinema screens and arguably the most beautiful bar in the town. There’s no better place to watch a film than Everyman Marlow. To share the love, we’re giving away 5 pairs of tickets to our newsletter subscribers every month! Sign up today for your chance to win a fabulous cinema experience on us. Thank you Everyman! Enjoy food and drinks at Everyman Marlow while you watch your film. We
Krista Madden
Apr 23


Meet Alice Le Plage, The Marlow Museum
Meet Alice Le Plage, the manager of The Marlow Museum and find out more about how you can get involved with your local museum. In this conversation, Krista Madden speaks with Alice le Plage, the manager of the Marlow Museum, about her journey into museum management, the importance of community engagement, and the various initiatives being undertaken at the museum. They discuss the challenges faced by small museums, the significance of local history, and the exciting developme
Krista Madden
Apr 23


Cotswold Contemporary Marlow
Cotswold Contemporary Marlow has quickly become a vibrant hub for art lovers and curious passersby alike. Known for its carefully curated collection of contemporary works, the gallery brings together an exciting mix of emerging talent and established artists, offering something fresh and inspiring with every visit. What makes Cotswold Contemporary Marlow particularly special is its commitment to making art accessible and engaging for the community. The gallery isn’t just a pl
Emma Shevlane
Apr 23


Books of the moment from The Marlow Bookshop team
May is a wonderful time for books - there are so many new publications to choose from - if you like books it's party season. Meanwhile reissues of classic titles - from authors we may have missed or well-thumbed perennial favourites - vie for attention and offer a breathing space from busy life preoccupations. This time I thought I'd share some of our staff and local customer favourites. These are the "have you read this?! It's so great!!" books of the moment: Wild Dark S
The Marlow Bookshop Team
Apr 23


The Marlow Playing Cards
The Marlow Playing Cards are a beautifully illustrated pack of playing cards that celebrate the best of Marlow — from iconic local spots and independent businesses to hidden gems and community highlights. Designed to be both a charming keepsake and a practical guide, they help locals, visitors and anyone who loves Marlow discover more of the town while supporting local pride and giving back along the way. This multi-award-winning idea was created by Emma Sweet, who lives and
Emma Sweet
Apr 21


Meet Helen, founder of Best Book Forward
Helen is a Marlow-based mum of teen twins who is rarely without a book - or her maltipoo, Roddy. She started Best Book Forward in 2017 on a whim after reading Eleanor Oliphant Is Completely Fine and wanting someone to talk to about it. Since then, she has grown a community of over 32k readers on Instagram, hosts a podcast inspired by Desert Island Discs where authors share the books that shaped their lives, and is launching a members’ book club with in-person events in Marlow
Helen Gambarota
Apr 21


Book Adaptations Never Go Out of Fashion
Book to screen adaptations always make me slightly nervous, especially when it’s a book I really love. Will it look the way I imagined it? Will the casting match the characters I had in my mind? Or will they rewrite the ending? That said, it is also big business, and one that shows no signs of slowing down. Rights to books are being snapped up faster than directors can call “that’s a wrap” on their current projects. May sees the return of The Devil Wears Prada and I thin
Helen Gambarota
Apr 21
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