Motionplymouth deadline

We all know that the (more middle-aged) navigators of the good ship PRSD love a little bit of disco pop. And it is for them that we point out the cheery little number that is on D+CFilm at the moment.

It is for the rest of us to take note that tomorrow is the closing

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The LunchBox # 1

In the same week that Gordon Brown ditched his pretensions to socialism by glad-handing Lady Thatcher at 10 Downing Street, I became aware of the existence of a group called the Socialist Health Association.

According to their website, the SHA exists to: ‘promote health and well-being, social justice, and the eradication of inequalities, through the

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All that jazz

Here at the PRSD, we’re quite keen on turning human tragedy into entertainment – add singing, dancing and jazz hands and we’re sold. Our high-kicking, board-stepping reporter Marika Visser took a look at Chicago, coming to Torquay’s Princess Theatre next week. Here’s what she said:

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For you drama types

We’ve been asked to highlight some of the great opportunities for all you drama types out there, so if you’re into performing arts and are a theatre maker or practitioner, read more below the line, fill in the details and get involved. You’ve only got yourself to blame.

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Now you’re Talking

Remember we told you about Talking Liberties – a rather excellent bloggy site with a winning line in righteous outrage? You know, the site that gave a Mendacity Award to the Plymouth Herald’s Tristan Nichols?!

Well, from Saturday, the person behind Talking Liberties, is gonna be scribbling a weekly column for PRSD.

Yes, there may

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All included

Oh, how we’d like to be bring you the exclusive on the new word on inclusion – but it seems it’s already on the Open Hearts Open Minds site.

Billing itself as ‘a fresh perspective on how to make a difference’ and saying there’s ‘something for everyone, whether inclusive working is written large in your

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Eyes have it

To tie in with last week’s opening of Tarantino’s Death Proof, Nucleus Films has released Grindhouse Trailer Classics – a two-hour DVD compilation of cheesy, sleazy and violent movie promos and trailers from the golden age of exploitation cinema.

Flip over to D+CFilm to watch the trailer for They Call Her One Eye. That’s not

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