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Index Seasonal Favourites 3 -4
New Releases 5-11
DukesDocs 12
Special Events 12
Stage on Screen 13 - 14
How to Get Here 15
Calendar 16
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Welcome to The Dukes December and January
Cinema Guide
MOVIE MORNINGS
11am screenings with free tea or coffee and a pastry included with your ticket.Suffragette (Monday 7 December), Bridge of Spies (Monday 21 December), Sunset Song (Friday 8 January) and Joy (Thursday 28 January). After the screening why not stay in the Café-Bar and get 10% off selected items with your ticket. Look out for the logo throughout the guide for more information on the films.
Suffragette
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Sunday 20, Wednesday 23 & Thursday 24 December
IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (U)
Dir: Frank Capra
1946 USA 130mins
With: James Stewart, Donna Reed
Christmas wouldn’t be the same without this enduring seasonal classic.
When George Bailey contemplates suicide one Christmas Eve, it’s up
to apprentice angel Clarence to show him what life would have been like
had he never lived.
Seasonal Favourites
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Friday 18 December 8.40pm
SCROOGED (PG) Dir: Richard Donner
1988 USA 97mins
With: Bill Murray, Karen Allen
A cynical, twisted take on Dickens’ A
Christmas Carol. Bill Murray is Frank
Cross, a mean selfish TV executive
who doesn’t particularly appreciate the
Christmas Spirit. To show him the error
of his ways it will take three ghosts –
Christmas Past, Present and Future.
Saturday 19 December 6.10pm
FROZEN SING-A-LONG (PG) Dir: Chris Buck & Jennifer Lee
2014 USA 102mins
With: Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel
When the newly crowned Queen Elsa
accidentally uses her power to turn
things into ice to curse her home in
infinite winter, her sister, Anna, teams
up with a mountain man, his playful
reindeer, and a snowman to change
the weather condition.
Monday 21 & Tuesday 22 December
THE MUPPET CHRISTMAS CAROL (U) Dir: Brian Henson
1992 USA 85min
With: Gonzo, Michael Caine
One of the most beloved Christmas
films which combines Dickens’ classic
tale, Jim Henson’s Muppets and a whole
host of catchy songs. Gonzo takes the
role of Charles Dickens and tells the tale
of miserly Ebenezer Scrooge who one
Christmas Eve is visited by three ghosts
urging him to change his cruel ways.
Sunday 13 December 3pm
THE NUTCRACKER (12A) Choreography: Yuri Grigorovich
(Recorded) 130mins
With: Maxim Surov
On Christmas Eve, Marie is given a
wooden nutcracker as a gift. When the
clock strikes midnight, the nutcracker
transforms into a prince and saves Marie
from the Mouse King and his army. This
beloved holiday classic will enchant the
whole family with its fairy-tale setting
and Tchaikovsky’s timeless score.
Seasonal Favourites
All Tickets:
£4
Tickets:
£13 Full Price (£12 Concessions)
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Tuesday 1 – Thursday 3, Tuesday 22, Wednesday 23, Tuesday 29 December & Wednesday 13 & Thursday 14 January
LADY IN THE VAN (12A)
Dir: Nicholas Hytner
2015 UK 104mins
With: Maggie Smith, Alex Jennings,
Dominic Cooper, Frances de la Tour
A big screen adaptation of writer Alan
Bennett’s iconic and celebrated memoir,
directed by long-standing Bennett
collaborator Nicholas Hytner. The film
tells the true story of the relationship
between Alan Bennett and the singular
Miss Shepherd, a woman of uncertain
origins who ‘temporarily’ parked her
van in Bennett’s London driveway and
proceeded to live there for 15 years.
Their unique story is funny, poignant
and life-affirming.
Tuesday 1 & Wednesday 2 December & Tuesday 26
BROOKLYN (12A) Dir: John Crowley
2015 Ireland 112mins
With: Saoirse Ronan, Julie Walters
Domhnall Gleeson, Jim Broadbent
When Eilis is given a chance to
emigrate to New York she jumps at the
opportunity for a better life, even if it
means leaving her family and home.
Desperately homesick at first, Eilis
soon finds romance in Brooklyn, but
when a family emergency forces her
back to Ireland, she finds herself torn
between her personal freedom and her
family responsibilities. Saoirse Ronan
delivers a powerful performance in this
tender adaptation of Colm Tóibín’s
award-winning novel.
Friday 4 & Saturday 5 December
THE LOBSTER (15)
Dir: Yorgos Lanthimos
2015 UK 118mins
With: Colin Farrell, Rachel Weisz, Léa
Seydoux, Olivia Colman
An unconventional love story set in a
dystopian near future in which single
people, according to the laws of The
City, are taken to The Hotel, where they
are obliged to find a romantic partner in
forty-five days or are transformed into
beasts and sent off into The Woods.
“A wickedly funny, unexpectedly moving
satire of couple-fixated society”
- Variety
Friday 4 December 8.30pm
MACBETH (15)
Dir: Justin Kurzel
2015 UK 113mins
With: Michael Fassbender, Marion
Cotillard, Paddy Considine
A thrilling adaptation of Shakespeare’s
great tragedy. Michael Fassbender is
magnetic as Macbeth, a fearless warrior
who receives a prophecy that one day
he will become King of Scotland.
“Inspired, innovative, stunning, with
unforgettable performances and
images, this is up there with the
great screen Shakespeares.
AAAAA - Empire
New Releases
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Saturday 5 & Monday 7, Tuesday 29 & Wednesday 30 December
SUFFRAGETTE (12A) Dir: Sarah Gavron
2015 UK 106mins
With: Carey Mulligan, Meryl Streep,
Helena Bonham-Carter, Natalie Press
An invigorating drama following the foot
soldiers of the suffragette movement.
Carey Mulligan heads an all-star cast as
Maud, a working class housewife who
defies her husband and risks losing her
child by taking part in the high-stakes
struggle for the women’s vote. As the
dangerous game of cat and mouse with
the state becomes increasingly brutal,
the women are forced to ever more
extreme measures to have their
voice heard.
Monday 7 December 6.25pm
RADIATOR (15) Dir: Tom Browne
2015 UK 93mins
With: Julia Ford, Richard Johnson
A moving, blackly comic drama, set in
The Lake District, about the strains of
coping with ageing parents. Careworn
teacher Daniel is summoned by his
mother Mariah to his parents’ remote
cottage. There Daniel tries to help his
irascible, infirm father who refuses to
move off the sofa.
Saturday 12 – Thursday 17 December (Except Tuesday 15)
STEVE JOBS (15) Dir: Danny Boyle
2015 USA 122mins
With: Michael Fassbender, Kate
Winslet
Danny Boyle and The Social Network
screenwriter Aaron Sorkin explore
the life of Apple founder Steve Jobs.
Set backstage at three iconic product
launches, Steve Jobs explores the
complex life of one of the digital
revolution’s most iconic architects.
“A hyper-charismatic performance from
Michael Fassbender combines with
whip-cracking dialogue” AAAA
- The Times
Saturday 12 - Thursday 17 December, Sunday 10, Tuesday 12, Wednesday 13 January
CAROL (15) Dir: Todd Haynes
2015 USA UK 119mins
With: Cate Blanchett, Rooney Mara,
Sarah Pauslon
A young clerk working in a Manhattan
department store meets Carol, an
enthralling woman trapped in a
crumbling marriage. An immediate
connection sparks between them and
the two women gravitate toward each
other. An intoxicating adaptation
of Patricia Highsmith’s novel
The Price of Salt.
“An exceptionally beautiful film, with a career-best performance from Cate Blanchett” AAAAA
- The Daily Telegraph
New Releases
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Tuesday 15 December 8.30pm
TANGERINE (15)
Dir: Sean Baker
2015 USA 93mins
With: Kitana Kiki Rodriguez, Mya Taylor
A real-time drama, shot on iPhones in downtown LA and featuring
two transgender working girls in a vengeful mood. After a 28-day stint in
prison, Sin-Della Rella is released only to discover her boyfriend has been
cheating on her. Outraged, she spends her Christmas storming through LA
in search of him.
“A reinvigorating reminder of what indie filmmaking can-and should-do…
bracingly brilliant” AAAAA - Timeout
New Releases
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Friday 18 - Wednesday 23 December, Friday 8 & Monday 11 January
BRIDGE OF SPIES (12A) Dir: Steven Spielberg
2015 USA 140min
With: Tom Hanks, Mark Rylance
A thrilling espionage drama directed by
Steven Spielberg from a script written
by the Coen Brothers. During the Cold
War the Soviet Union captures a US
spy plane pilot. Sentenced to 10 years
in prison, the pilot’s only hope is a New
York Lawyer recruited by the CIA to
negotiate a prisoner exchange.
“A consummately crafted, richly layered
affair, with fine performances from Tom
Hanks and Mark Rylance” AAAA
- The Independent
Tuesday 29 & Wednesday 30 December
SPECTRE (12A)
Dir: Sam Mendes
2015 UK 150mins
With: Daniel Craig, Léa Seydoux,
Monica Bellucci, Christoph Waltz
Bond is back with another thrilling
mission. A cryptic message from
Bond’s past sends him on a trail to
uncover a sinister organisation. While
M battles political forces to keep
the secret service alive, Bond peels
back the layers of deceit to reveal the
terrible truth behind SPECTRE.
“A terrifically exciting, spectacular,
almost operatically delirious 007
adventure.” AAAAA
- The Guardian
Friday 1 - Thursday 7 January
STAR WARS EPISODE VII: THE FORCE AWAKENS (Cert-TBC) Dir: J.J. Abrams
2015 USA 135mins
With: Daisy Ridley, John Boyega,
Oscar Issaac, Gwendoline Christie
The Star Wars saga continues with
one of the most anticipated films ever
made. Set 30 years after the events of
Return of the Jedi, The Force Awakens
follows a new set of leads facing
adventure in a galaxy far, far away.
Friday 8 – Sunday 10, Tuesday 12 & Wednesday 13 January
SUNSET SONG (15) Dir Terence Davies
2015 UK 135mins
With: Agyness Deyn, Peter Mullan
Of Time and the City director Terence
Davies returns with a stunning
adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbn’s
classic novel. In early 20th-century
rural Scotland, Chris Guthrie is a
young woman with plans. She excels
at schooling and seems destined
for teaching. But her religious father
and family life exert a formidable
force. Chris is faced with a choice
between her harsh farming life and
the seductive but distant world of
books and learning.
New Releases
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Friday 8 & Thursday 14 January
GRANDMA (15)
Dir: Paul Weitz
2015 USA 80mins
With: Lily Tomlin, Julia Garner
Lily Tomlin stars as Elle who has just
got through breaking up with her
girlfriend when her granddaughter
Sage unexpectedly shows up needing
hundreds of dollars before sundown.
Temporarily broke, Grandma Elle
and Sage spend the day trying to
get their hands on the cash as their
unannounced visits to old friends and
flames end up rattling skeletons and
digging up secrets.
Saturday 9 & Monday 11 January
BLACK MASS (15) Dir: Scott Cooper
2015 USA 122mins
With: Johnny Depp, Benedict
Cumberbatch
Johnny Depp delivers one of his best
performances in years as the notorious
Boston mobster James “Whitey”
Bulger. For years Bulger eluded the
law and built a criminal empire thanks
to the help of an unlikely ally – the
FBI. In order to eliminate a common
enemy, the Italian Mafia, Bulger turns
informant and quickly turns to the
situation to his advantage.
Tuesday 12 January 7.30pm
DR ZHIVAGO (PG)
Dir: David Lean
1965 UK USA 200mins (with interval
With: Omar Sharif, Julie Christie
Fifty years since it was released,
David Lean’s enthralling historical epic
receives a welcome re-release. The
great love story, adapted from Boris
Pasternak’s novel, is set against the
upheaval of the Russian Revolution. Yuri
is a doctor who, despite being married,
falls for Lara, a studious but fallen girl
from a poor family. They’re destined
to be together but forces beyond their
control take hold of their lives.
Friday 15 – Thursday 21 January
THE DANISH GIRL (Cert-TBC)
Dir: Tom Hooper
2016 UK 120mins
With: Eddie Redmayne, Alicia Vikander
Following his Academy Award-
winning performance in The Theory of
Everything, Eddie Redmayne returns
in this remarkable love story. Based
on a true story, The Danish Girl follows
illustrator and artist Gerda Wegener
and her husband Einar, who find their
marriage and work evolving as they
navigate Einar’s journey from man to
woman. Transitioning to Lili she would
become one of the first recipients of
sex reassignment surgery.
New Releases
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Friday 15 – Thursday 21 January
IN THE HEART OF THE SEA (12A) Dir: Ron Howard
2015 USA 121mins
With: Chris Hemsworth, Cillian Murphy
In the winter of 1820, the New England
whaling ship Essex was assaulted by
something no one could believe: a whale
of mammoth size and will, and an almost
human sense of vengeance. The real-life
maritime disaster would inspire Herman
Melville’s Moby Dick. But that told
only half the story. In the Heart of the
Sea reveals the encounter’s harrowing
aftermath, as the ship’s surviving crew is
pushed to their limits and forced to do
the unthinkable to stay alive.
Friday 22 –Thursday 28 January
JOY (Cert-TBC)
Dir: David O. Russell
2016 USA
With: Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley
Cooper
American Hustle and the Silver
Linings Playbook director David O.
Russell reunites with his stars Jennifer
Lawrence and Bradley Cooper. Joy
follows the life of Joy Mangano, a
single mother of three who hits upon
an invention – a miracle mop. As she
sets out to build a business dynasty,
betrayal and treachery beset her path.
Friday 22 – Thursday 28 January
THE REVENANT (Cert-TBC) Dir: Alejandro González Iñárritu
2016 USA 150mins
With: Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hardy
Inspired by true events, The Revenant
is a visceral cinematic tale of survival.
In an expedition of the uncharted
American wilderness, explorer Hugh
Glass is brutally attacked by a bear
and left for dead by members of his
hunting team. In a quest for survival
Glass must endure betrayal and an
unrelenting winter. From Alejandro
González Iñárritu, the director of
Birdman and Amores Perros.
New Releases
Sunday 20 December & Sunday 10 January
FILM QUIZKnow your Truffaut from your Tarantino?
If you’re mad about film, come and test
your knowledge against our questions,
ranging from the plainly obvious to the
devilishly difficult.
Quiz entry is £1 per person with a
maximum team size of 6 people.
Special Events
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New Releases
Coming Soon.
ROOM (15)
Dir: Lenny Abrahamson
2016 UK USA 113mins
With: Brie Larson, Jacob Tremblay, Joan Allen
An acclaimed adaptation of Emma Donoghue’s best-selling novel, featuring
two outstanding performances from Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay. Living
with his Ma, 5-year-old Jack has known no other life than the 11-square
foot room that he was born in. For Ma, the room has much different
implications, but she is determined to keep Jack educated, healthy and
happy. As circumstances change though, Jack is thrust into an entirely new
understanding of the world.
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Thursday 14 January 8.30pm
STEVE MCQUEEN: THE MAN & LE MANS (15) Dir: Gabriel Clarke & John McKenna
2015 USA UK 102mins
With: Steve McQueen
A thrilling documentary exploring
the turbulent production of Steve
McQueen’s car-racing drama Le Mans.
At the time Le Mans went into
production McQueen was one of
cinema’s biggest stars. Given his choice
of film projects thanks to a lucrative deal
, McQueen quickly began work on the
passion project he had been dreaming
about for the past decade. But as
production on Le Mans got underway,
the star’s dream product quickly turned
into a nightmare.
Saturday 16 January 4pm
ADDICTED TO SHEEP (PG) Dir: Magali Pettier
2015 UK 86mins
Following a packed screening in October
this charming documentary makes
a return to The Dukes. In the North
Pennines, tenant farmers Tom and Kay
spend their days looking after their flock
of prized sheep, and hoping that this will
be the year they breed the perfect one.
Director Magali Pettier, follows a year
in their lives, capturing both the stark,
stunning beauty of the landscape,
and the brutally hard graft it takes just
to survive.
Wednesday 27 January, 3.30pm
MY NAZI LEGACY (PG)
Dir: David Evans
2015 UK 94mins
My Nazi Legacy follows three men
travelling together across Europe.
For two of them the journey involves
a confrontation with the acts of their
fathers, who were both senior Nazi
officers. For the third, the eminent
human rights lawyer and author Philippe
Sands, it means visiting the place where
much of his own Jewish family was
destroyed by the fathers of the two men
he has come to know.
Monday 14 December 2pm
A LIFE MORE ORDINARY: IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE (15) Dir: Frank Capra
1946 USA 150mins (with an interval)
With: James Stewart, Donna Reed
A Life More Ordinary is our series of
arts events presented in association
with Age UK Lancashire for people
with memory problems and their
families – though everyone is welcome.
When George Bailey contemplates
suicide one Christmas Eve, it’s up to
apprentice angel Clarence to show him
what life would have been like had he
never lived.
All Tickets:
£4 (includes tea or coffee and a pastry)
DukesDocs Special Events
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Sunday 6 December & Wednesday 9 December
OF MICE AND MEN (12A) Dir: Anna D. Shapiro
(Recorded) 150mins
With: Chris O’Dowd, James Franco
The hit Broadway production Of Mice
and Men, filmed on stage in New York
by National Theatre Live, comes to
UK cinemas. James Franco and Chris
O’Dowd star in the highly-anticipated
screenings of Anna D. Shapiro’s powerful
production. This landmark revival of
Nobel Prize winner John Steinbeck’s play
is a powerful portrait of the American
spirit and a heart-breaking testament to
the bonds of friendship.
Tuesday 8 December 7pm
JANE EYRE Dir: Sally Cookson
With: Elly Condron
From her beginnings as a destitute
orphan, Jane Eyre’s spirited heroine
faces life’s obstacles head-on, surviving
poverty, injustice and the discovery
of bitter betrayal before taking the
ultimate decision to follow her heart.
This acclaimed re-imagining of Brontë’s
masterpiece was first staged by Bristol
Old Vic last year, when the story
was performed over two evenings.
Director Sally Cookson now brings her
celebrated production to the National,
presented as a single, exhilarating
performance.
Thursday 28 January 7pm
LES LIAISONS DANGEREUSES Dir: Josie Rourke
With: Dominic Cooper, Michelle Dockery
Following the hugely successful
broadcasts of Coriolanus and King Lear,
National Theatre Live brings the Donmar
Warehouse’s highly anticipated new
production of Les Liaisons Dangereuses
Former lovers, the Marquise de Merteuil
and Vicomte de Valmont now compete
in games of seduction and revenge.
Merteuil incites Valmont to corrupt the
innocent Cecile de Volanges before her
wedding night but Valmont has targeted
the peerlessly virtuous and beautiful
Madame de Tourvel.
Thursday 25 February 7pm
AS YOU LIKE IT Dir: Polly Findlay
With: Rosalie Craig
Shakespeare’s glorious comedy
returns to the National Theatre for the
first time in over 30 years. With her
father the Duke banished and in exile,
Rosalind and her cousin Celia leave
their lives in the court behind them
and journey into the Forest of Arden.
There, released from convention,
Rosalind experiences the liberating
rush of transformation. Disguising
herself as a boy, she embraces a
different way of living and falls
spectacularly in love.
Stage on screen
National Theatre Live
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Sunday 27 December 7pm
THE WINTER’S TALE (12A) (Recorded) Dir: Rob Ashford & Kenneth Branagh
With: Judi Dench
Shakespeare’s timeless tragi-comedy of
obsession and redemption is reimagined
in a new production codirected by Rob
Ashford and Kenneth Branagh, following
their triumphant staging of Macbeth in
Manchester and Manhattan. Judi Dench
will play Paulina, Kenneth Branagh will
play Leontes.
Thursday 3 December 7.30pm
THE MIKADO Dir: Jonathan Miller
With: Richard Stuart
English National Opera’s spectacular
production of The Mikado is a
popular hit with audiences of all ages.
Experience the irresistiblecombination
of wonderful wit, memorable melodies
and hilarious antics in this acclaimed
production from Jonathan Miller. When
flirting is banned in the town of Titipu,
Nanki-Poo and his beloved Yum-Yum
are forced to go to extreme measures
to protect themselves and the town
from the wrath of the all-powerful
Mikado.
Sunday 6 December 3pm
THE LADY OF THE CAMELLIAS Dir: Choreography: John Neumeier
185mins
With: Svetlana Zakharova
A young bourgeois, Armand Duval, falls
madly in love with Marguerite Gautier,
a gorgeous courtesan celebrated
by Parisian high society. Despite her
infidelity, Armand will do all he can to
win the beautiful woman’s heart and
convince her to leave her indulgent life.
The Bolshoi breathes new life into John
Neumeier’s tragic masterpiece, inspired
by Alexandre Dumas’ novel.
Sunday 24 January 3pm
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW Choreography: Jean-Christophe
Maillot
(Live) 125mins
Music: Dmitri Shostakovich
Many suitors dream of marrying the
lovely and sweet-natured Bianca,
including Lucentio. However, her
father will not let anyone marry her
before her elder sister, the ill-tempered
Katherina, is married herself. French
choreographer Jean-Christophe Maillot
lands a coup with his adaptation
of Shakespeare’s comedy tailored
specifically to the Bolshoi dancers.
Stage On Screen
Kenneth Branagh Theatre Company English National Opera Bolshoi Ballet
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directions to the city centre and on joining the one way system, keep in the
right hand lane. You will see brown information signs for ‘The Dukes’.
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– a flat evening rate applies after 6pm. Bike racks are located on Moor Lane, close
to The Dukes.
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advance by contacting our Box Office.
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is via the alley to the left of the main entrance. Please note that the surface of the
alley is cobbled. There is a doorbell by the ramp if the door is not open.
FACILITIES FOR DEAF OR HARD OF HEARING PATRONS Infra red sound systems are available to amplify sound via a personal headset.
Headsets can be booked in advance from Box Office. Guide dogs and Hearing
Dogs are welcome.
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January
Date Time Showing Cert. Pg. Thu 7 3:00pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Thu 7 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Thu 7 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Fri 8 11:00am Sunset Song (15) 8Fri 8 2:00pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Fri 8 4:15pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Fri 8 6:40pm Grandma (15) 9Fri 8 8:30pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Sat 9 3:00pm Sunset Song (15) 8Sat 9 5:45pm Sunset Song (15) 8Sat 9 8:30pm Black Mass (15) 9Sun 10 5:00pm Carol (15) 6Sun 10 7:30pm Sunset Song (15) 8Sun 10 8:00pm Film Quiz in the Bar 10Mon 11 6:00pm Black Mass (15) 9Mon 11 8:30pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Tue 12 2:00pm Sunset Song (15) 8Tue 12 5:00pm Carol (15) 6Tue 12 7:30pm Dr Zhivago (PG) 9Wed 13 2:00pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Wed 13 6:00pm Carol (15) 6Wed 13 8:30pm Sunset Song (15) 8Thu 14 2:00pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Thu 14 4:15pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Thu 14 6:40pm Grandma (15) 9Thu 14 8:30pm Steve McQueen & Le Mans (15) 12Fri 15 6:00pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Fri 15 8:30pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Sat 16 2:00pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Sat 16 4:00pm Addicted to Sheep (PG) 12Sat 16 6:00pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Sat 16 8:30pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Sun 17 6:00pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Sun 17 8:30pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Mon 18 6:00pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Mon 18 8:30pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Tue 19 3:30pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Tue 19 6:00pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Tue 19 8:30pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Wed 20 3:30pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Wed 20 6:00pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Wed 20 8:30pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Thu 21 3:30pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Thu 21 6:00pm In the Heart of the Sea (12A) 10Thu 21 8:30pm The Danish Girl (CTBC*) 9Fri 22 5:45pm Joy (CTBC*) 10Fri 22 8:15pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Sat 23 5:30pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Sat 23 8:30pm Joy (CTBC*) 10Sun 24 3:00pm Bolshoi: Taming of the Shrew 14Sun 24 5.45pm Joy (CTBC*) 10Sun 24 8:15pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Mon 25 5:30pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Mon 25 8:30pm Joy (CTBC*) 10Tue 26 3:30pm Brooklyn (12A) 5Tue 26 5:45pm Joy (CTBC*) 10Tue 26 8:15pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Wed 27 3:30pm My Nazi Legacy (PG) 12Wed 27 5.30pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Wed 27 8:30pm Joy (CTBC*) 10Thu 28 11:00am Joy (CTBC*) 10Thu 28 1:30pm The Revenant (CTBC*) 10Thu 28 7:00pm NT Live: Liaisons Dangereuse 13
* (CTBC) for these films the age rating has yet to be announced. For up to date certificates please check our website or www.bbfc.co.uk closer to the time.
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Box Office Opening Hours
Monday - Saturday, 10am - 8.30pm
Sunday, 30 minutes before the first event of the day.
December
Date Time Showing Cert. Pg.Tue 1 6:15pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Tue 1 8:30pm Brooklyn (12A) 5Wed 2 1:15pm Brooklyn (12A) 5Wed 2 3:30pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Thu 3 5:00pm Lady in the Van (12A) 5Thu 3 7:30pm ENO The Mikado 14Fri 4 6:00pm The Lobster (15) 5Fri 4 8:30pm Macbeth (15) 5Sat 5 6:20pm Suffragette (12A) 6Sat 5 8:35pm The Lobster (15) 5Sun 6 3:00pm Bolshoi: Lady of Carmelias 14Sun 6 7:00pm NT: Of Mice and Men (12A) 13Mon 7 11:00am Suffragette (12A) 6Mon 7 6:25pm Radiator (15) 6Mon 7 8:30pm Suffragette (12A) 6Tue 8 7:00pm NT Live: Jane Eyre 13Wed 9 6.45pm NT: Of Mice and Men (12A) 13Sat 12 6:00pm Steve Jobs (15) 6Sat 12 8:30pm Carol (15) 6Sun 13 3:00pm Bolshoi: The Nutcracker 4Sun 13 6:00pm Carol (15) 6Sun 13 8:30pm Steve Jobs (15) 6Mon 14 2:00pm It’s A Wonderful Life (U) 12Mon 14 6:00pm Steve Jobs (15) 6Mon 14 8:30pm Carol (15) 6Tue 15 6:00pm Carol (15) 6Tue 15 8:30pm Tangerine (15) 7Wed 16 6:00pm Steve Jobs (15) 6Wed 16 8:30pm Carol (15) 6Thu 17 6:00pm Carol (15) 6Thu 17 8:30pm Steve Jobs (15) 6Fri 18 6:00pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Fri 18 8:40pm Scrooged (PG) 4 Sat 19 6:10pm Frozen (PG) 4Sat 19 8:25pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Sun 20 5:00pm It’s A Wonderful Life (U) 3Sun 20 7:45pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Sun 20 8:00pm Film Quiz in the Bar 10 Mon 21 11:00am Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Mon 21 1:45pm Muppet Christmas Carol (U) 4Mon 21 6:15pm Muppet Christmas Carol (U) 4Mon 21 8:10pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Tue 22 11:00am Lady in the Van (12A) 5Tue 22 6:15pm Muppet Christmas Carol (U) 4Tue 22 8:10pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Wed 23 11:00am Lady in the Van (12A) 5Wed 23 5:45pm It’s a Wonderful Life (U) 3Wed 23 8:25pm Bridge of Spies (12A) 8Thu 24 6:30pm It’s a Wonderful Life (U) 3Sun 27 7:00pm Branagh: Winter’s Tale (12A) 14Tue 29 11:00am Lady in the Van (12A) 5Tue 29 6:00pm Suffragette (12A) 6Tue 29 8:15pm Spectre (12A) 8Wed 30 6:00pm Suffragette (12A) 6Wed 30 8:15pm Spectre (12A) 8
JanuaryDate Time Showing Cert. Pg.
Fri 1 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Fri 1 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Sat 2 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Sat 2 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Sun 3 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Sun 3 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Mon 4 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Mon 4 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Tue 5 3:00pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Tue 5 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Tue 5 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Wed 6 3:00pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Wed 6 5:45pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8Wed 6 8:30pm Star Wars (CTBC*) 8