Screening of the documentary about Peter Asher, the pop star and producer behind James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt, at Gloucester Guildhall.
Peter Asher: Everywhere Man is coming to Gloucester Guildhall on Friday 27 November at 11am, with a second screening on Thursday 3 December at 2pm. It's a documentary about Peter Asher, a man who spent a good chunk of his life in the orbit of some of the biggest names in pop music, and it traces his career from child actor to pop star and then into the producer's chair.
If you're not familiar with the name, you've almost certainly heard the work. Asher started out as a child actor, grew into a pop star in his own right, and then reinvented himself as a manager and producer. He worked with James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt, and his fingerprints are on records by the Beatles, Elton John and Badfinger. The film follows that whole arc, from the early days in the spotlight to the years spent shaping the sound of artists who defined the era.
Behind the camera are Dayna Goldfine and Dan Geller, the filmmakers who did Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, A Journey, A Song, so they're well-versed in the kind of music-focused storytelling this is. The film runs 117 minutes and is rated 12A, and it's being shown as part of The Chamber's Event Cinema programme at the Guildhall.
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There are two chances to catch it: Friday 27 November at 11am and Thursday 3 December at 2pm, so you can pick whichever fits your schedule better. Tickets start from £6.50.
