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ounter
screen time
OUT AND ABOUT
SPORT
WOMEN'S HOCKEY
WORLD CUP
FILM
ANT MAN & THE WASP
FILM
MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE FALLOUT
The reason the M:I franchise prints money is because
audiences know they'll be entertained. Fallout might be the
best yet. Tom Cruise in repeated peril? Check. Stunts that take
your breath away? Check (Cruise even broke his ankle filming a
particular leap). At least one twist that might have you out of
your seat? We couldn't possibly comment... In cinemas 25 July
July cover star Evangeline Lilly
and Paul Rudd make for the
perfect double act in this
excellent Marvel action flick.
Superhero fatigue? Not as
long as Disney and Marvel
keep making hugely
entertaining films, like this one
set before Avengers: Infinity
War. In cinemas 3 August
Do you think there should
be more parity in sport? Do
your bit by attending.
What's more, England have
a strong team... Lee Valley,
21 July-5 August,
englandhockey.co.uk
FESTIVAL
CAMP WILDFIRE
If the thought of an
adventure holiday fused
with a festival gets you
giddy, this is for you.
31 Aug-3 Sept,
campwildfire.co.uk
ART
PICASSO 1932: LOVE,
FAME, TRAGEDY
FILM
FILM
FILM
Not only does comedy help
lower blood pressure,
a family trip to the cinema
is an excellent bonding
exercise. The fact this
animated gem is laugh-outloud funny is just an added
bonus. In cinemas 27 July
The always-reliable John
Cho (Star Trek) hunts for his
daughter, while we watch via
his laptop and smartphone.
Ingeniously crafted,
consistently exciting, subtly
acted and - unusually for a
thriller - genuinely moving.
In cinemas 31 August
Oscar-winning director Kevin
Macdonald is a special talent
and turns his forensic eye to
the late, great Whitney
Houston. Working with the
singer's family, he unearths
some heartbreaking truths
about what made Her so
vulnerable. In cinemas now
HOTEL
TRANSYLVANIA 3
SEARCHING
WHITNEY
Richly rewarding exhibition
that showcases one of the
most remarkable years in
the great Spanish artist's
illustrious career.
Tate Modern, until 9 Sept,
tate.org.uk
THEATRE
THE KING & I
The Broadway cast transfer
to the West End for an
exhilarating experience.
London Palladium,
until 29 September,
kingandimusical.co.uk
EXPERIENCE
SUMMER STREETS
G
RISIN
R
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T
S
Sophie is playing a
younger Judi Dench in
war drama Red Joan,
about a girl who ends up
helping to develop an
atomic bomb in WWII
Sophie Cookson
A ROSE WHO'S BLOOM-ING
Sophie Cookson is living the dream. Asked to
audition for the West End run of Killer Joe
opposite Orlando Bloom, the 28-year-old
landed the plum role of Lottie just days
before rehearsals. "I had all my fingers and
toes crossed," she says. "The script is so
punchy and electrifying. I hadn't read
anything like that in a long time." And how
about working with Orlando? "He's so sweet!"
Sophie enthuses. "Always bouncing around
with so much energy and positivity. It has a
domino effect." Killer Joe is at Trafalgar
Studios until 18 August (killerjoeplay.com)
July 2018 BA LA N CE
Taking place every Sunday,
a traffic-free Regent Street
plays host to restaurants,
retailers, experts and
more. Until 22 July,
regentsreetonline.com
COUNTRY
LAMBETH COUNTRY
SHOW
If you need a break from
London's urban majesty,
get your fill of sheep
shearing, veg carving and
reggae at this popular
two-dayer (42 years
old and stronger than
ever!). 21-22 July,
lambethcountryshow.co.uk
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