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Film and Live Screenings South Hill Park Cinema · Bracknell The Greatest Showman wilde theatre · mansion house · cinema · italian gardens · studio theatre · gallery bars · licensed wedding venue · recital room · art and dance studios · restaurant November · December 2018 Members can book from Wed 10 Oct southhillpark.org.uk Non-members from Wed 17 Oct
Dementia-Friendly Screenings All tickets £5.50 each Sing-Along Offer S
Book tickets for special sing-along
Specially-designed screenings for people living with dementia and versions of both Mamma Mia! and
their carers. With lights left on low and sound level reduced, these The Greatest Showman for only £15
relaxed screenings are on the second Monday of each month.
Doors open 1.30pm for a 2pm start, with a short interval. Mamma Mia!
Complimentary refreshments will be provided after each film Here We Go Again
screening. All staff and volunteers are Dementia Friends. Fri 2 Nov 10.30am BiB
Fri 2 – Sat 3 Nov 7.30pm S
When booking please advise if you require wheelchair access.
Sat 3 Nov 3pm F
Wonderful Life A Christmas Carol Sun 4 Nov 7.30pm
Mon 5 Nov 2.30pm HoH
Mon 12 Nov 2pm Mon 10 Dec 2pm Dir. Ol Parker, US, 2018, 114 mins
Dir. Sidney J Furie, UK, 1964, 110 mins Dir. Clive Donner, US/UK, 1984, 100 mins Lily James, Amanda Seyfried,
Cliff Richard, Melvyn Hayes, George C Scott, Nigel Davenport, Meryl Streep, Cher
Una Stubbs, The Shadows Frank Finlay
While pregnant herself, Sophie
When a group of out-of-work waiters A bitter, old miser is given a chance learns about her mother’s past,
find themselves involved in a for redemption when he is haunted how she owned the hotel, met each
sand-and-sandals desert movie, by three ghosts on Christmas Eve… of Sophie’s dads and raised a baby.
they decide to make their own film. A delightful version of the Dickens Spirited sequel to the ever-popular
Cliff and friends perform top ten hits classic with a super cast. Mamma Mia! featuring fave tunes
On the Beach, Wonderful Life and and a remarkable cast.
Theme for Young Lovers.
Edie
Fri 2 Nov 2.30pm Si
Sun 4 Nov 3pm
Dir. Simon Hunter, UK, 2017, 101 mins
Sheila Hancock, Kevin Guthrie,
Paul Brannigan
After her controlling husband dies,
83-year-old Edie embarks on a
Wonderful Life A Christmas Carol long-held dream of climbing a
mountain. A touching, tender portrait
of late-life adventure and self-
discovery, strengthened by uplifting
cinematography and an authentic,
career-best performance by Hancock.
The House with a
World Polio Day The Happy Prince Clock in Its Walls
Breathe Thu 18 Oct 7.30pm
Fri 9 Nov 10.30am BiB
Fri 9 Nov 2.30pm Si
Thu 25 Oct 4.30pm Fri 9 – Sat 10 Nov 7.30pm
Dir. Andy Serkis, UK, 2017, 117 mins Sun 11 Nov 7.30pm F
HoH Sat 10 – Sun 11 Nov 3pm
Andrew Garfield, Claire Foy, Tue 13 Nov 2.30pm Dir. Eli Roth, US, 2018, 105 mins
Hugh Bonneville Dir. Rupert Everett, Ger/Bel/UK/It,
2018, 105 mins Cate Blanchett, Jack Black, Owen Vaccaro
The inspiring true love story of Rupert Everett, Colin Firth, Emily Watson An orphaned boy must help his
Robin and Diana Cavendish, a sorcerer uncle uncover the mystery
courageous couple who refuse to The last days in the tragic times of
Oscar Wilde. Written and directed of the ticking clock hidden in his
give up in the face of a devastating gothic mansion. Atmospheric,
disease. This special screening by Everett, who gives a richly
characterised performance as a family-friendly mystery, based on
marks World Polio Day. the popular book by John Bellairs.
man who remains uncompromising
A triumph of joy over even as he is compromised, this is
adversity GUARDIAN a mature and poignant work.
As part of the End Polio Now campaign,
Easthampstead Rotary Club will be A powerful parable of passion and
illuminating Bracknell and Wokingham redemption GUARDIAN
College in purple – the campaign colour.
Key to Symbols Family Super Deal F
Hearing Loop Si Special prices for families.
Silver Screening
The cinema is fitted with BiB Please check film certificate
Bringing in Baby
an audio induction loop. and content before booking
Family Screening F
Customers can use the
T-setting on their hearing Sing-along Offer S Family tickets (2+2) £20
aids for clear film sound. Hard of Hearing HoH Child price £2.50 (15yrs and under)
Booking dates Members from Wed 10 Oct, Non-members from Wed 17 OctSpecial Member Offer
People of the Great War Book all four films The Seagull
get one free Fri 16 Nov 10.30am BiB
As commemorations of the Fri 16 Nov 2.30pm Si
Frantz Fri 16 Nov 7.30pm
Centenary of the First World War
Mon 19 & Tue 27 Nov 7.30pm Sat 17 Nov 3pm
draw to a close, we present a Dir. Francois Ozon, Fr/Ger, 2016, 114 mins, Dir. Michael Mayer, US, 2018, 99 mins
season of films examining war’s French/German with subtitles Elisabeth Moss, Saoirse Ronan,
impact on individuals both at the Pierre Niney, Paula Beer, Ernst Stötzner Annette Bening
front and at home. In the aftermath of the Great War, a In the early 20th century, an ageing
young German grieves the death of actress and her lover visit the estate
The Guardians her fiancé. Examines grief and truth of her elderly brother. Annette Bening
Mon 5 & Thu 8 Nov 7.30pm in an elegant, muted tragedy. and Elisabeth Moss excel in an
Dir. Xavier Beauvois, Fr, 2017, Beer’s silky self-possession is engaging, female-led take on the
135 mins, French with subtitles utterly beguiling OBSERVER play by Anton Chekhov.
Nathalie Baye, Laura Smet, Iris Bry
Entertaining, old-school period
During the Great War, a woman The Big Parade film-making OBSERVER
hires a young orphan to help out Thu 22 Nov 7.30pm
on her family’s farm. A fiercely Dir. King Vidor, US, 1925, 138 mins, First Reformed
acted and beautifully shot silent with intertitles
Sun 18 & Wed 21 Nov 7.30pm
compassionate period drama. John Gilbert, Renee Adoree,
Hobart Bosworth Dir. Paul Schrader, US, 2017, 113 mins
Nathalie Baye is magnificent Ethan Hawke, Amanda Seyfried,
SIGHT&SOUND A young American soldier witnesses Philip Ettinger
the horrors of war. The first great film A priest of a small congregation in
Gallipoli about the Great War has retained its upstate New York grapples with
Thu 15 Nov 7.30pm essential power all these years later. mounting despair brought on by
Dir. Peter Weir, Aus, 1981, 111 mins Deeply moving and altogether tragedy, worldly concerns and a
Mel Gibson, Mark Lee, Bill Kerr brilliant THE SPECTATOR, 1926 tormented past. An honest
Two Australian mates face the brutal examination of faith, enriched by
realities of war when they are sent restrained, gloriously austere
to fight in the Gallipoli campaign in cinematography.
Turkey. A defining story of friendship Ferocious, unflinching drama GUARDIAN
and coming of age.
One of the most elegiac anti-war The Little Stranger
films ever made DAILY TELEGRAPH Fri 23 Nov 10.30pm BiB
Sun 25 Nov 7.30pm
Dir. Lenny Abrahamson, Ire/UK,
The Big Parade 2018, 111 mins
Domhnall Gleeson, Ruth Wilson,
See also in events brochure Charlotte Rampling
In Memory of World War I A doctor is called to treat a patient
Exhibition, to Sun 11 Nov at a crumbling country estate.
Battle’s Over – A Nation’s Tribute Death and decline haunt post-war
Gallipoli Commemorative event, Sun 11 Nov Britain as Sarah Waters’s novel is
brought to deliciously sinister life.
Under the Tree Satisfyingly spooky snapshot of
Wonderful Life class TIMEOUT
Mon 12 Nov 7.30pm (Undir trénu)
Dir. Sidney J Furie, UK, 1964, 110 mins Tue 13 Nov King of Thieves
Cliff Richard, Melvyn Hayes, Bracknell Film Society
Fri 23 Nov 2.30pm Si
Una Stubbs, The Shadows Dir. Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurðsson, Ice, 2017,
89 mins, Icelandic with subtitles Fri 23 – Sat 24 Nov 7.30pm
When a group of out-of-work waiters
Steinþór Hróar Steinþórsson, Sat 24 Nov 3pm
find themselves involved in a Edda Björgvinsdóttir HoH
Mon 26 Nov 2.30pm
sand-and-sandals desert movie, Dir. James Marsh, UK, 2018, 108 mins
they decide to make their own film. When Atli is forced to move back in with
his parents, he finds himself amidst a Michael Caine, Tom Courtenay,
Cliff and friends perform top ten hits Jim Broadbent, Ray Winstone
On the Beach, Wonderful Life and bitter dispute over a tree. Acute social
drama and jet black comedy, alive to A group of ageing criminals pull off a
Theme for Young Lovers.
the hilarious pettiness of people. multi-million pound jewellery heist
Skilful black comedy GUARDIAN before things start to go wrong.
Based on the Hatton Garden robbery,
Plus short film with a smart and witty script and
Catch of the Day superb performances.
Dirs. Jennifer Sheridan/Matthew Markham,
UK, 2016, 100 secs Satisfyingly gritty TIMEOUT
A lonely fisherman hooks more than
he bargained for.
The Seagull
book online southhillpark.org.ukThe Wife Johnny English Strikes Again
Columbus The Wife Johnny English
Sun 25 Nov 3pm Fri 30 Nov 2.30pm Si Strikes Again
Fri 7 Dec 10.30am BiB
Wed 28 Nov 7.30pm Fri 30 Nov & Sun 2 Dec 7.30pm
Dir. Kogonada, US, 2017, 104 mins Mon 3 Dec 2.30pm HoH Fri 7 Dec 2.30pm Si
John Cho, Haley Lu Richardson, Parker Posey Dir. Björn Runge, UK/Sweden, Sat 8 – Sun 9 Dec 3pm F
2017, 100 mins Sat 8 Dec 7.30pm
The son of a renowned architecture Glenn Close, Jonathan Pryce, Dir. David Kerr, UK, 2018, 89 mins
scholar finds himself stranded in Christian Slater
Rowan Atkinson, Ben Miller,
Columbus, Indiana – celebrated for Olga Kurylenko, Emma Thompson
A devoted wife questions her life
its significant modernist buildings.
choices when her husband is When a cyber-attack reveals the
Exploring the town and characters,
selected to receive the Nobel Prize identity of British agents, hapless
the film’s fresh, innovative approach
for Literature. Glenn Close gives spy Johnny English is forced out of
unfolds as an absorbing, gently
a truly masterful performance evincing retirement. Rowan Atkinson returns
drifting conversation.
power, intelligence and vulnerability as the much-loved accidental secret
Quietly stirring, exquisitely in a hugely enjoyable drama. agent in a hilarious sequel.
photographed
A smart, supremely watchable and
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
entertaining film GUARDIAN The Apparition
1945 (L’apparition)
Smallfoot Sun 9 – Mon 10 Dec 7.30pm
Mon 26 Nov & Tue 4 Dec 7.30pm F
Dir. Ferenc Török, Hung, 2017, 91 mins,
Sat 1 – Sun 2 Dec 3pm Dir. Xavier Giannoli, Fr, 2018,
Hungarian/Russian with subtitles Dirs. Karey Kirkpatrick/Jason Reisig, US, 114 mins, French with subtitles
2018, 96 mins Vincent Lindon, Galatéa Bellugi,
Peter Rudolf, Bence Tasnadi,
Tamas Szabo Kimmel Voices: Channing Tatum, James Corden, Patrick d’Assumçao
Zendaya, Common
1945. A village’s preparations for A journalist is sent to investigate a
A young Yeti is convinced that the young girl claiming to see the Virgin
a wedding day are disrupted by the
elusive creatures known as ‘humans’ Mary. Combining a mystery plot
arrival of two strangers. Poignant and
really do exist! With original music involving the Catholic Church with a
melancholy, with the full weight of
and an all-star cast, this animated traumatised war journalist seeking the
personal guilt driving the tension, this
adventure for all ages embraces truth, this intriguing and suspenseful
is a film that tells the deeper stories
friendship, courage and the joy drama was a smash hit in France.
behind past events.
of discovery.
Twitchy, claustrophobic view of moral
degeneration SIGHT&SOUND
Dogman
The Greatest Thu 13 & Mon 17 Dec 7.30pm
Hearts Beat Loud Showman – Sing-Along S
Dir. Matteo Garrone, It, 2018, 102 mins
Wed 5 & Fri 7 Dec 7.30pm Italian with subtitles
Fri 30 Nov 10.30am BiB
Dir. Michael Gracey, US, 2017, 105 mins Marcello Fonte, Edoardo Pesce,
Sat 1 Dec 7.30pm Hugh Jackman, Rebecca Ferguson,
Alida Baldari Calabria
Dir. Brett Haley, US, 2018, 95 mins Michelle Williams Marcello, a diminutive and gentle
Nick Offerman, Kiersey Clemons, Ted Danson
Inspired by the imagination of PT dog groomer, becomes involved in
A father forges a new bond with his Barnum this original musical the criminal temptations that
daughter in the summer before she celebrates the birth of show business surround him. Echoing Garrone’s
leaves for college. Wistful and warm, and tells of a visionary who rose from 2008 breakout feature Gomorrah,
this feel-good drama is elevated by the nothing to create a spectacle that this visceral and thrillingly stylish
authentic father-daughter chemistry. became a worldwide sensation. film is imbued with intelligence and
Tender, loving family portrait of moral force.
growing up and letting go A movie of incomparable bite and
AUSTIN CHRONICLE
Sing-Along Offer S
strength GUARDIAN
Book tickets for special sing-along
versions of both Mamma Mia! and
The Greatest Showman for only £15
box office 01344 484123Comedy Genius First Man
Fri 14 Dec 2.30pm Si
Presented by
Bracknell Film Society Fri 14 – Sat 15 Dec 7.30pm
Sat 15 – Sun 16 Dec 3pm F
Dir. Damien Chazelle, US, 2018, 141 mins
The first in a side-splitting season Ryan Gosling, Claire Foy, Jason Clarke
celebrating some of the greatest
comedy talent – just when we Neil Armstrong’s journey from rookie
need it most. The season NASA recruit to history-making
continues in January. moonwalker. With satisfyingly
elaborate action set pieces, the film
The Producers examines Armstrong’s psyche as an
entirely reluctant hero and a man of
Tue 11 Dec 7.30pm few words both in private and public. The Nutcracker and the Four Realms
Dir. Mel Brooks, US, 1967, 85 mins
Elegant, intimate epic SIGHT&SOUND
Zero Mostel, Gene Wilder,
Kenneth Mars
The Muppet
The Man Who Christmas Carol F
Producers Max Bialystock and
Leo Bloom attempt to create a Invented Christmas Thu 20 Dec 3pm
Sun 16 Dec 7.30pm Mon 24 Dec 10.30am
sure-fire flop as part of a
HoH Dir. Brian Henson, US, 1992, 85 mins
get-rich-quick scheme. Brooks’s Mon 17 Dec 2.30pm
Michael Caine, Voices: Frank Oz,
inspired bad taste is as gaspingly Dir. Bharat Nalluri, Ire/Can, 2017, 102 mins Dave Goelz, Steve Whitmire
funny today as when made – if Dan Stevens, Christopher Plummer,
not funnier. Bracknell Film Society Jonathan Pryce, Simon Callow The Muppet characters tell their
was one of the first (of few) Charles Dickens, struggling with debt, version of the classic tale of an
UK organisations to show begins work on a new book entitled old and bitter miser’s redemption
The Producers on the film’s A Christmas Carol. Immensely likeable on Christmas Eve. Enjoyable
release. This screening marks the comedy drama, performed with adaptation, itself now a classic
re-release of the re-digitised film. pantomime gusto by a top-notch and full of festive fun.
The Producers still holds its cast. Christopher Plummer is
grip…Mostel and Wilder are terrific as Scrooge. The Grinch F
sublime GUARDIAN Fri 21 Dec 10.30am & 2.30pm
Plus short film: Bacon Horn
It’s a Wonderful Life Sat 22 Dec 3pm
Tue 18 Dec 7.30pm Sun 23 – Mon 24 Dec 1pm
Dir. Oliver Marsden, UK, 2016, 90 secs
Dirs. Yarrow Cheney/Scott Mosier,
A bully is taught a lesson he Wed 19 Dec 3pm US, 2018, 90 mins
Dir. Frank Capra, US, 1946, 130 mins
won’t forget. Voice: Benedict Cumberbatch
James Stewart, Donna Reed,
Lionel Barrymore, Henry Travers The Grinch hatches a scheme with his
A compassionate but despairingly trusted canine Max to steal Christmas
frustrated businessman is shown when the residents of Whoville plan to
what life would have been like if he make their annual holiday three times
never existed. Capra’s post-war fable bigger this year. Amusing, animated
is a captivating melange of social fantasy for the whole family.
and personal impulses and a
cockle-warmer like no other. The Nutcracker and
the Four Realms cert tbc
A Bad Moms Christmas Sat 22 – Sun 23 Dec 7.30pm
Fri 28 – Mon 31 Dec 1pm F
Wed 19 & Fri 21 Dec 7.30pm
Dirs. Scott Moore/Jon Lucas, US, Dirs. Lasse Hallström/Joe Johnston,
2017, 102 mins US, 2018, TBC mins
Kristen Bell, Mila Kunis, Susan Sarandon Mackenzie Foy, Keira Knightley,
Morgan Freeman
As their own mothers drop in
A young girl is transported into a
The Producers unexpectedly, three under-appreciated
magical world of gingerbread soldiers
and over-burdened moms rebel
and an army of mice. A retelling of
against the challenges and
Hoffmann’s fairy tale that will whisk
Daddy’s Home 2 expectations to hold a flawless
you into a fairy-tale dimension full of
BiB family Christmas. Raucous festive
Fri 14 Dec 10.30am snowflakes, flowers and sweets.
diversion and slapstick comedy with
Thu 20 Dec 7.30pm
Dir. Sean Anders, US, 2017, 100 mins
some truly riotous moments.
The Cinema is closed over
Mark Wahlberg, Mel Gibson, Will Ferrell
Christmas (25–27 Dec) and
The now happily co-fathering, Brad on New Year’s Day (1 Jan).
and Dusty must deal with their own
intrusive dads during Christmas. Merry Christmas and
Plenty of laughs and jokes aplenty a Happy New Year!
in this seasonal sequel.
book online southhillpark.org.ukBlacKkKlansman Live and Recorded
Fri 28 – Sun 30 Dec 4pm Screenings Royal Shakespeare
Sun 6 Jan 7.30pm Company Live
Dir. Spike Lee, US, 2018, 135 mins Troilus and Cressida as live
John David Washington, All times shown are the
Adam Driver, Laura Harrier curtain-up times. Please be Wed 14 Nov 7pm LIVE
210 mins tbc
An African American police detective seated 15 minutes before £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
successfully applies for membership start time. Latecomers will
not be admitted. Troilus and Cressida swear they will
to the Ku Klux Klan. This astonishing
always be true to one another. But in
true story is both entertaining and
Live transmitted live by satellite, the seventh year of the siege of Troy
an unflinching examination of race
delivered to the cinema during their innocence is exposed to the
relations in 1970s America, still
the actual performance through savage corrupting influence of war,
bracingly relevant.
the cinema’s satellite system. with tragic consequences. Virtuoso
Scorching period satire OBSERVER percussionist Evelyn Glennie
Encore additional showings
recorded live by satellite and collaborates with the RSC to create
Fantastic Beasts: transmitted within one month a satirical futuristic vision of a world
The Crimes of of the live event. resounding with the rhythm of battle.
Grindelwald cert tbc Recorded live performances,
Wed 2 – Thu 3 Jan 1pm F pre-recorded and delivered by our Royal Opera House Live
Fri 4 Jan 10.30am F digital system for optimum quality. La Bayadère
Fri 4 Jan 2.30pm Si Sun 18 Nov 2pm RECORDED
Sat 5 Jan 7.30pm 185 mins incl 2 intervals
Sun 6 Jan 12noon F Performance £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50
Dir. David Yates, UK/US, 2018, TBC mins
National Theatre Live Marius Petipa’s fantasy, set in
Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston,
Johnny Depp legendary India, tells the tale of a
Allelujah! NEW
temple dancer and the prince who
The villainous Grindelwald has Thu 1 Nov 7pm RECORDED loves her but marries another. The
escaped custody, with only 170 mins incl interval melody and moods of Ludwig Minkus’s
Albus Dumbledore able to stop £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50 music perfectly matches the fluidity
him – helped by Newt Scamander, and precision of the choreography and
the wizard who thwarted Grindelwald An old fashioned cradle-to-grave
hospital is threatened with closure. the drama of the storytelling.
once before. With some wonderful
new beasts and thoughtful plotline, A documentary crew follows the daily
struggle to find beds on the Dusty National Theatre Live
this is a magical sequel. The Madness of
Springfield Geriatric Ward and the
triumphs of the old people’s George III as live
Bohemian Rhapsody choir. Filmed live in front of an Tue 20 Nov 7pm LIVE
Wed 2 – Fri 4 Jan 7.30pm audience, Alan Bennett’s sharp and 210 mins
Sat 5 Jan 3pm hilarious new play is just what the £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Dir. Bryan Singer, UK/US, 2018, 134 mins doctor ordered.
Rami Malek, Joseph Mazzello, 1786. The behaviour of King George III
Ben Hardy, Aaron McCusker
MGC presents is becoming increasingly erratic as he
succumbs to fits of lunacy. With the
Drama tracing the meteoric rise RED NEW
King’s mind unravelling, ambitious
of Queen to their legendary
Wed 7 Nov 7.30pm RECORDED politicians and the scheming Prince
appearance at the Live Aid concert. 90 mins of Wales threaten to undermine the
A foot-stomping celebration of £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50 power of the Crown. Written by Alan
their music and extraordinary lead
Under the watchful gaze of his young Bennett, one of Britain’s best-loved
singer Freddie Mercury, who defied
assistant, and the threatening playwrights, and starring Mark Gatiss
stereotypes to become one of the
presence of a new generation of and Adrian Scarborough.
world’s most beloved entertainers.
artists, Mark Rothko takes on his
greatest challenge yet: to create a Royal Opera House Live Ballet
definitive work for an extraordinary The Nutcracker
setting. Winner of six Tony Awards Mon 3 Dec 7.15pm LIVE
including Best Play, and with sold-out Sun 23 &
runs on Broadway and the West End. Mon 24 Dec 3.30pm ENCORE
150 mins incl 1 interval
live £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Enc £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50
Coming Soon
The Old Man and the Gun, Tchaikovsky’s much-loved music is
Beautiful Boy, Mary Poppins matched to a magical adventure on
Returns, A Star is Born, Leave Christmas Eve as Clara and her
No Trace, Mowgli and Comedy Nutcracker doll journey to the Land
Genius – continuing our season of Sweets. One of the most delightful
of classic comedies. ways to discover the enchantment
of ballet – a delicious seasonal treat.
La Bayadère
box office 01344 484123National Theatre Live Performances on sale now Art on Screen
Antony and Cleopatra as live see our website for full details Can’t get to those blockbuster
Thu 6 Dec 7pm LIVE art exhibitions at major galleries
220 mins tbc 2019 around the world? South Hill Park
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 brings them to your favourite
The King and I: from the
With Caesar dead, the Egyptian Queen London Palladium as live NEW local cinema through described
Cleopatra and Mark Antony have fallen Wed 9 Jan 7pm RECORDED exhibitions offering access to
fiercely in love. In a tragic fight £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50 the best of world art.
between devotion and duty, obsession National Theatre Live
becomes a catalyst for war. Ralph Exhibition on Screen
The Tragedy of
Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo play King Richard the Second NEW
Degas: Passion for Perfection
Shakespeare’s famous fated couple Tue 15 Jan 7pm (tickets from 20 Oct) Tue 6 Nov 7.30pm
in his great tragedy of politics, passion £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 Dir. David Bickerstaff, 85 mins
and power. £12.50, Conc £11.50, Members £10.50
Royal Opera House Live
The Queen of Spades Using written accounts by friends
A Christmas Carol Tue 22 Jan 6.45pm LIVE and commentators, and the narration
with Simon Callow NEW
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 of letters written by Degas, this film
Wed 12 Dec 7.30pm RECORDED reveals a complex truth behind one of
90 mins Royal Opera House Live
La Traviata the most influential French artists of
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 the late 19th-century. With exclusive
Wed 30 Jan 6.45pm LIVE
A Christmas Carol is one of the £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 access to rare and diverse works
most beloved books in the English including at the Fitzwilliam Museum
language, a classic Christmas tale National Theatre Live in Cambridge.
I’m Not Running as live
for generations of grown-ups and
Thu 31 Jan 7pm LIVE
children alike. Based on Dickens’s
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Exhibitions on Sale Now –
own performance adaptation, Simon see our website for full details
Callow and director-designer Tom Royal Opera House Live
Cairns have created a one-man Don Quixote
2019
theatrical extravaganza of festive Tue 19 Feb 7.15pm LIVE
story-telling that is both heart-warming £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Exhibition on Screen
and deeply moving. A Christmas Royal Opera House Live Young Picasso
must-see. La forza del destino Tue 5 Feb 7.30pm
Tue 2 Apr 6.15pm LIVE £12.50 Conc £11.50 Members £10.50
André Rieu’s £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
2019 New Year’s Exhibition on Screen
Concert from Sydney NEW Royal Shakespeare Company Live Rembrandt
As You Like It NEW Wed 10 Apr 7.30pm
Sun 6 Jan 3pm RECORDED Wed 17 Apr 7pm LIVE £12.50 Conc £11.50 Members £10.50
125 mins incl intermission £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
£18.50, Conc £17.50, Members £16.50 Exhibition on Screen
Royal Opera House Live Van Gogh and Japan
Join the King of Waltz at Sydney’s Faust Tue 4 Jun 7.30pm
stunning Town Hall for a magical Tue 30 Apr 6.45pm LIVE £12.50 Conc £11.50 Members £10.50
evening of music, dance and plenty £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
of surprises! Take a front row seat
and enjoy backstage access, Royal Opera House Live Ballet
interviews with André and special Within the Golden Hour /
New Cherkaoui / Flight Pattern
guests, musical favourites and
Thu 16 May 7.15pm LIVE
much, much more. Hosted by ITV’s
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Charlotte Hawkins, what better way
to start the New Year? Royal Shakespeare Company Live
Taming of the Shrew NEW
Wed 5 Jun 7pm LIVE
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Royal Opera House Live Ballet
Romeo and Juliet NEW
Tue 11 Jun 7.15pm LIVE
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Royal Shakespeare Company Live
Measure for Measure NEW
Wed 31 Jul 7pm LIVE
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
Troilus and Cressida Antony and Cleopatra
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babies free
In person
Concessions Only adults with a baby Mon–Sat 10am–8.30pm
Concessions are available to (up to 1 year) will be admitted. Sun & bank holidays 12noon–8.30pm
children, students, registered Bottle-warming facilities By phone
unemployed, registered disabled and buggy parking are Call on 01344 484123 during opening times above.
and those 63 years and above. available together with By post
Please bring proof of status. baby changing facilities. Send details of your booking to
The Box Office, South Hill Park,
Ringmead, Bracknell, Berkshire, RG12 7PA.
Si Silver Screen Enclose SAE if you want tickets to be posted to you.
Come along to our weekly
HoH hard of hearing
Reservations
Friday matinées at 2.30pm. Occasional screenings with
English subtitles for the Reservations can be held for four days or until
Full price £9.10, £7.10
hard of hearing. 48hrs prior to a performance. Reservations cannot
for those in retirement.
be made on the day of the performance. Tickets not
paid for within this time will be released. We are
Cinema Offers · Bringing in Baby and Silver Screen unable to reserve tickets for near sell-out shows.
If you are a parent or carer with a baby under a year or someone in Accessibility
retirement then why not take advantage of the following offers The cinema is accessible to those with mobility
problems. If you use a wheelchair please advise the
Box Office when booking. A helper accompanying
Fish and Chips £11
per portion
£20
for 2 portions
a wheelchair user gets a complimentary ticket.
How to Find us
Mon – Sat 12noon–3pm and 5–8pm
South Hill Park is approx 7 mins drive from
Bracknell town centre and is easily accessible
Hot Drink and a Piece of Cake from the M3 and M4. We are very well
Free hot drink when you buy a piece of cake signposted – look out for the brown road signs
saying ‘Arts Centre’ or showing a comedy mask.
Show your film ticket when you purchase either of these offers There is FREE parking at South Hill Park.
Family Super Deal F South Hill Park reserves the right to make changes to the
published programme in the event of unforeseen circumstances.
Family tickets (2+2) £20 · Child price £2.50 (15yrs and under) South Hill Park, Ringmead, Birch Hill, Bracknell, Berks RG12 7PA
South Hill Park Trust Limited
A charitable company limited by guarantee
Charity number 265656
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