Displaying items by tag: Dean Cavanagh
ZANI Zest Session with Dean Cavanagh (Podcast)
Bradford lad, screenwriter (Wedding Bells, Creation Stories, Crime), and author Dean Cavanagh chats to ZANI on the Zest Session, from Bon Scott of AC/DC to Bowie Belts !! .. Listen on
ZANI's Video of The Week - Irvine Welsh's Crime Trailer | Exclusive to BritBox
Monsters are around every corner… Irvine Welsh’s Crime - starring Dougray Scott, Joanna Vanderham, and Angela Griffin - is streaming exclusively on BritBox from 18th November!
ZANI Presents Irvine Welsh and Dean Cavanagh - Performers
Irvine Welsh and Dean Cavanagh revisit the dying days of the 1960s to reimagine what happened during the making of the first true British cult film.
Kubrick's [Full Film] (British Folk Horror)
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Written and directed by Dean & Josh Cavanagh. Produced by Alan McGee. Kubricks tells the story of Donald (Roger Evans) and his quest to make a feature film with no cast, crew or clue on how to do it.
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Dream Time- Edinburgh Fringe Festival Remembered and Jocky Wilson Said Reviewed
Well, as you have probably read, ZANI certainly enjoyed Irvine Welsh and Dean Cavanagh’s Performers
That’s Entertainment – Review of Performers at The Edinburgh Festival
It’s not often we at ZANI venture North of The Border in search of entertainment but we felt we had to hoof it up to Edinburgh to catch Irvine Welsh & Dean Cavanagh’s latest offering.
Dean Cavanagh & Irvine Welsh's "Performers" on Russia Today
Nick Moran discusses "Performers" the new play by Dean Cavanagh & Irvine Welsh premiering at the Edinburgh Festival 2017
“We’ve Been Courteous!” ZANI Interviews Irvine Welsh & Dean Cavanagh About Their New Play.
Irvine Welsh & Dean Cavanagh ( no strangers to ZANI) are premiering a new theatre play called ‘Performers’ at the Edinburgh Festival this summer.
The UK roots of Acid House by Dean Cavanagh
2017 sees 30 years of Acid House. I’m not usually one for anniversaries; I was happy to hear that Joe Corre - Malcolm McClaren’s son - was going to burn his collection of punk memorabilia to celebrate 40 years of “punk” and that a gang of octogenarians in Bermondsey trashed a load of old washboards to celebrate 60 years of skiffle.
