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Film and Live Screenings South Hill Park Cinema · Bracknell Mary Poppins Returns wilde theatre · mansion house · cinema · italian gardens · studio theatre · gallery bars · licensed wedding venue · recital room · art and dance studios · restaurant January – February 2019 Members can book from Fri 14 Dec southhillpark.org.uk Non-members from Fri 21 Dec
Dementia-Friendly Screenings All tickets £5.50 each
Specially-designed screenings for people living with dementia and
their carers. With lights left on low and sound level reduced, these
relaxed screenings are on the second Monday of each month.
Doors open 1.30pm for a 2pm start, with a short interval.
Complimentary refreshments will be provided after each film
screening. All staff and volunteers are Dementia Friends.
When booking please advise if you require wheelchair access.
The Aristocats Annie Get Your Gun
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
Mon 14 Jan 2pm Mon 11 Feb 2pm
Dir. Wolfgang Reitherman, Dir. George Sidney, US, 1950, 105 mins
US, 1970, 78 mins Betty Hutton, Howard Keel, Louis Calhern Bohemian Rhapsody
Voices: Phil Harris, Wed 2 – Fri 4 Jan 7.30pm
Eva Gabor, Sterling Holloway Musical story of Wild West
sharpshooter Annie Oakley. An Sat 5 Jan 3pm
With the help of a smooth-talking Fri 11 Jan 10.30am
abundance of memorable numbers
alley cat, an abandoned aristocratic Dir. Bryan Singer, UK/US, 2018, 134 mins
includes I’ve Got the Sun in the
cat and her three kittens make Rami Malek, Joseph Mazzello,
Morning, There’s No Business Like Ben Hardy, Aaron McCusker
their way home. Enchanting
Show Business, Doin’ What Comes
animated classic with a jazzy, Drama tracing the meteoric rise
Natur’ly and Anything, You Can Do.
tuneful score Everybody Wants of Queen to their legendary
to be a Cat, Thomas O’Malley Cat appearance at the Live Aid concert.
and The Aristocats. A foot-stomping celebration of their
music and extraordinary lead
singer Freddie Mercury, who defied
stereotypes to become one of the
world’s most beloved entertainers.
They Shall Not Grow Old
Mon 7 Jan 2.30pm HoH
Fri 11 Jan 2.30pm Si
The Aristocats Annie Get Your Gun Sat 12 & Sun 13 Jan 3pm
Sun 13 Jan 7.30pm
Dir. Peter Jackson, UK, 2018, 99 mins
The Great War as you have never seen
it. Using hand-colourised, digitised
archive footage and only the voices
of those involved, the film explores
BlacKkKlansman Fantastic Beasts: the reality of war on the front line.
Fri 28 – Sun 30 Dec 4pm The Crimes of Grindelwald Breath-taking.
Sun 6 Jan 7.30pm Wed 2 – Thu 3 Jan 1pm F The focus and intensity are
Dir. Spike Lee, US, 2018, 135 mins Fri 4 Jan 10.30am F overwhelming GUARDIAN
John David Washington, Fri 4 Jan 2.30pm Si
Adam Driver, Laura Harrier
Sat 5 Jan 7.30pm Jalouse
An African American police detective Sun 6 Jan 12noon F
Mon 7 Jan 7.30pm
successfully applies for membership Dir. David Yates, UK/US, 2018, 134 mins Dirs. Stéphane/David Foenkinos, Fr, 2017,
to the Ku Klux Klan. This astonishing Eddie Redmayne, Katherine Waterston, 105 mins, French with subtitles
Johnny Depp Karin Viard, Dara Tombroff, Anne Dorval
true story is both entertaining and
an unflinching examination of race The villainous Grindelwald has escaped A divorced teacher becomes jealous
relations in 1970s America, still custody, with only Albus Dumbledore of everyone, including her daughter.
bracingly relevant. able to stop him - helped by Newt Cutting and touching at the same
Scorching period satire OBSERVER Scamander, the wizard who thwarted time, this light-hearted comedy
Grindelwald once before. With some intrigues and teases as a portrait
wonderful new beasts and thoughtful of a complex woman.
plotline, this is a magical sequel.
Family Super Deal F
Special prices for families. Hearing Loop
Key to Symbols
Please check film certificate The cinema is fitted with Si
Silver Screening
and content before booking an audio induction loop.
Bringing in Baby BiB
Customers can use the
Family tickets (2+2) £20 T-setting on their hearing Family Screening F
Child price £2.50 (15yrs and under) aids for clear film sound. Hard of Hearing HoH
Booking dates Members from Fri 14 Dec, Non-members from Fri 21 DecComedy Genius Presented by South Hill Park and Bracknell Film Society
Fancy a giggle? Look no further than our side-splitting season celebrating some of the greatest
comedy talent – from classic screwball (His Girl Friday) to funny food favourite foreign language (Tampopo)
via the belly laugh (Blazing Saddles) and the rarely seen (‘silent’ Sidewalk Stories). We welcome cinema
lecturer Ian Banks (University of Reading) and South Hill Park Comedy Cellar favourite Josh Howie (Radio 4’s
Josh Howie’s Losing It, Sky Movies The Movie Geek) to add a little something extra via their introductions.
Sidewalk Stories Blazing Saddles Tampopo His Girl Friday
Tue 8 Jan 7.30pm Fri 18 Jan 7.30pm Mon 21 Jan 7.30pm Thu 24 Jan 7.30pm
Bracknell Film Society Introduced Screening Dir. Juzo Itami, Jap, Bracknell Film Society
Dir. Charles Lane, US, Dir. Mel Brooks, US, 1986, 114 mins Quarterly Classic
1989, 100 mins 1974, 93 mins Tsutomu Yamazaki, Introduced Screening
Charles Lane, Nicole Alysia, Cleavon Little, Gene Wilder, Nobuko Miyamoto, Dir. Howard Hawks, US,
Tom Alpern Slim Pickens Kõji Yakusho, Ken Watanabe 1940, 92 mins
In her quest to create Cary Grant, Rosalind Russell,
A street artist rescues a A greedy landgrabber Ralph Bellamy
toddler after her father is appoints a black sheriff to the best ramen around,
stabbed. A rare outing for cause disorder and drive the Tampopo is guided by A newspaper editor uses
a film Michel Hazanavicius citizens out of Rock Ridge. two scrappy truck drivers. every trick in the book to
cites as inspiration for Co-written with comedy With classic Western film keep his ace reporter
The Artist. With all the legend Richard Pryor, tropes made hilarious by ex-wife from remarrying.
elements of the great Mel Brooks’s brilliant transposing them to Japan’s This immortal mix of
silent comedies: physical blend of social satire, meticulous culinary scene, hard-boiled newsroom
grace, perfect timing and gleeful stupidity and comic this brilliant underdog tale drama and ebullient
sly social commentary, Western is as thrillingly is intersected by vignettes romantic comedy fully
it’s very, very funny. outrageous as ever. about the relationship of exploits its stars’ tangible
love and food. chemistry to create one
Introduced by Comedy
of the fastest-talking
Cellar favourite writer/
comedies ever made.
performer Josh Howie
Introduced by Dr Ian Banks,
lecturer in film at the
University of Reading
Part of Comedy Genius, a nationwide celebration of comedy on screen, led by BFI, the Independent
Cinema Office and BFI Film Audience network, supported by funds from the National Lottery
Special Member Offer
Book all four films
get one free
Bad Times at the The Aristocats Don’t Worry, He Won’t
El Royale Mon 14 Jan 7.30pm Get Far on Foot
Thu 10 – Sat 12 Jan 7.30pm Dir. Wolfgang Reitherman, Wed 16 – Thu 17 Jan 7.30pm
Dir. Drew Goddard, US, 2018, 141 mins US, 1970, 78 mins Dir. Gus Van Sant, US, 2018, 114 mins
Chris Hemsworth, Jon Hamm, Voices: Phil Harris, Joaquin Phoenix, Jonah Hill, Rooney Mara
Dakota Johnson, Jeff Bridges Eva Gabor, Sterling Holloway
After a life-changing accident,
Circa 1968. Strangers with secrets With the help of a smooth-talking alley
John Callahan discovers the healing
to bury check in to a rundown hotel cat, an abandoned aristocratic cat and
power of art, drawing hilarious, often
with a dark past. A thriller that delivers her three kittens make their way home.
controversial cartoons. Phoenix gives
laughs, shocks and, most importantly, Enchanting animated classic with a
a fine interpretation of the real
satisfaction when the pieces come jazzy, tuneful score Everybody Wants
life cartoonist in this free-wheeling
together with a resounding click. to be a Cat, Thomas O’Malley Cat and
and warm-hearted film.
The Aristocats.
book online southhillpark.org.ukThe Workshop The Old Man and the Gun
Nancy Peterloo Widows
Fri 18 Jan 10.30am BiB Fri 25 Jan 10.30am BiB Fri 1 Feb 2.30pm Si
Sat 19 Jan 7.30pm Fri 25 Jan 2.30pm Si Sat 2 Feb 7.30pm
Dir. Christina Choe, US, 2018, 84 mins Fri 25 & Sun 27 Jan 7.30pm Sun 3 Feb 3pm
Andrea Riseborough, Steve Buscemi, Sat 26 Jan 3pm Dir. Steve McQueen, UK/US,
Ann Dowd Mon 28 Jan 2.30pm HoH 2018, 130 mins
Dir. Mike Leigh, UK, 2018, 154 mins Viola Davis, Elizabeth Debicki,
A woman becomes convinced she Michelle Rodriguez, Cynthia Erivo
was kidnapped as a child. An intense Rory Kinnear, Maxine Peake, Neil Bell
character study made gripping both Forced by circumstance, four women
Mike Leigh’s impassioned account
by the deliberately ambiguous way plan to complete the heist in which
of the events leading up to and
the director approaches everyone’s their husbands were killed. This
including the Peterloo massacre
mental state and by the committed intelligent, engrossing and fiercely
in Manchester on 16 August 1819.
performances. emotional film seamlessly intertwines
A magnificent, politically-charged
close-up character studies, big-picture
achievement, with resonance to
Fahrenheit 11/9 politics and audaciously reimagined
austerity-crushed workers today.
Si
heist-movie riffs.
Fri 18 Jan 2.30pm Rewarding and unapologetically
Sat 19 Jan 3pm ambitious TELEGRAPH The Old Man and
Sun 20 Jan 3pm
Sun 20 Jan 7.30pm Waru the Gun
HoH Mon 4 Feb 2.30pm HoH
Mon 21 Jan 2.30pm Mon 28 – Tue 29 Jan 7.30pm
Dir. Michael Moore, US, 2018,128 mins Fri 8 Feb 10.30am BiB
Dirs. Renae Maihi/Paula Jones/
Katie Wolfe/Chelsea Cohen/Casey Kaa/ Fri 8 Feb 2.30pm Si
Employing his trademark blend of dark
Briar Grace-Smith/Awanui Simich-Pene/ Sat 9 – Sun 10 Feb 3pm
humour and stunts, the documentarist Ainsley Gardiner, NZ, 2017, 86 mins, Sun 10 Feb 7.30pm
explores what led us to the Trump-era English/Mãori with subtitles
Dir. David Lowery, US, 2018, 93 mins
political arena. This searing account Awahina Rose Ashby, Jonny Brugh,
Robert Redford, Casey Affleck, Sissy Spacek
is powered with unfeigned anger Amber Cureen
and outrage. A ground-breaking film by eight female The true story of Forrest Tucker,
Moore’s most effective piece of Mãori filmmakers, Waru (eight in his audacious escape from prison
journalism to date TIMEOUT Mãori) is about the death of a child. aged 70 and the string of heists that
Each section is a single take and confounded authorities and enchanted
Sorry To Bother You all tell a bold, authentic story. the public. This charming, graceful
crime drama is a thoroughly
Wed 23 & Sat 26 Jan 7.30pm Lingers, disquietingly, in the
appropriate salute to the film icon.
Sun 27 Jan 3pm mind GUARDIAN
Redford radiates swagger and
Dir. Boots Riley, US, 2018, 111 mins
Wildlife class GUARDIAN
Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson,
Terry Crews BiB
Fri 1 Feb 10.30am The Workshop
In an alternative present-day version Fri 1 & Sun 3 Feb 7.30pm
of Oakland, telemarketer Cassius Sat 2 Feb 3pm Mon 4 Feb 7.30pm
Green discovers a magical key to Dir. Paul Dano, US, 2018, 105 mins Dir. Laurent Cantet, Fr, 2017, 114 mins
French with subtitles
professional success. Edgy and Jake Gyllenhaal, Carey Mulligan,
Marina Foïs, Matthieu Lucci,
hilarious anti-capitalist satire Ed Oxenbould
Florian Beaujean
of labour exploitation, protest In 1960s Montana, a teenager
movements and American racism. An author becomes concerned about
observes the break-down of his the behaviour of a young man in her
parents’ marriage. Dano’s nuanced creative writing group. Convincing
directorial debut, adapted from and provocative, this thriller is
Richard Ford’s novel, captures outstandingly acting and keeps
the stifling confines and you guessing.
claustrophobic mood and features
exemplary lead performances.
box office 01344 484123Return of the Hero Juliet, Naked
Slaughterhouse Rulez Wajib Mary Poppins Returns
BiB
Wed 6 – Thu 7 Feb 7.30pm Tue 12 Feb 7.30pm Fri 15 Feb 10.30am
Dir. Crispian Mills, UK, 2018, 104 mins Bracknell Film Society Fri 15 Feb 2.30pm Si
Simon Pegg, Michael Sheen, Dir. Annemarie Jacir, Pal/Fr, 2017, Sat 16 – Sun 17 Feb 3pm F
Asa Butterfield, Nick Frost 95 mins, Arabic with subtitles Mon 18 Feb 2.30pm HoH
Mohammad Bakri, Saleh Bakri, Tarik Kopty
Fracking in the grounds of an Wed 20 Feb 1pm F
elite boarding school awakens An estranged father and son are Dir. Rob Marshall, US/UK,
forced together to hand-deliver 2018, 130 mins
underground monsters. Amiable
Emily Blunt, Ben Wishaw,
British horror-comedy touching on wedding invitations. Thoughtful Lin-Manuel Miranda, Colin Firth
social commentary, environmental road movie giving a fascinating
awareness and the hell of and revealing insight into life in 1930s London. After the grown-up
secondary-school hierarchy. Nazareth, and the simultaneous Michael and his three children suffer
love and exasperation universally a loss, Mary Poppins returns to help
A Star is Born endemic to volatile family the family rediscover the joy and
relationships. wonder missing in their lives.
Fri 8 Feb 7.30pm Colourful, fun-filled musical for
Sat 9 Feb 7.30pm A smart study in the push and pull
of home, explored with sensitivity all ages.
Thu 14 Feb 7.30pm valentine’s special
Dir. Bradley Cooper, US, 2018, 136 mins and intimacy TIMEOUT
Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, Sam Elliott
Return of the Hero
Plus short film
Oor Selfie Mon 18 Feb 7.30pm
A musician helps a young singer Dir. Laurent Tirard, Fr, 2018, 90 mins,
find fame, even as his own career Dir. Antonis Kassiotis, UK, 2016, 90 secs
French with subtitles
takes a downward spiral. An assured A poignant look at the passing of Jean Dujardin, Mélanie Laurent,
directorial debut and dazzling time as an elderly couple attempt Noémie Merlant
performances make this a striking their first selfie. During one of Napoleon’s wars
portrayal of the music industry’s Captain Neuville vanishes, leaving
highs and lows. Holmes & Watson tbc cert his future bride heartbroken.
Lady Gaga electrifies in a Hollywood Wed 13 Feb 7.30pm To cheer her up, her sister writes
musical for the ages TELEGRAPH Fri 15 – Sun 17 Feb 7.30pm letters on his behalf. Polished French
Dir. Etan Cohen, US, 2018, tbc mins period comedy with lavish costumes
Annie Get Your Gun John C Reilly, Will Ferrell, and plenty of slapstick.
Ralph Fiennes, Hugh Laurie
Mon 11 Feb 7.30pm
Dir. George Sidney, US, 1950, 105 mins With an inspired all-star cast, this Juliet, Naked
Betty Hutton, Howard Keel, Louis Calhern is a distinctly silly (in a good way) Wed 20 – Thu 21 Feb 7.30pm
Musical story of Wild West comedic take on the famed literary Dir. Jesse Peretz, UK/US, 2018, 98 mins
sharpshooter Annie Oakley. An characters as they use their brilliant Rose Byrne, Ethan Hawke, Chris O’Dowd
abundance of memorable numbers minds to stop Moriarty from A woman befriends a faded
includes I’ve Got the Sun in the assassinating the Queen. singer-songwriter with whom her
Morning, There’s No Business Like boyfriend is obsessed. Adaptation
Show Business, Doin’ What Comes of Nick Hornby’s novel, made
Natur’ly and Anything, You Can Do. entertainingly pleasurable with
a lightness of touch and buckets
of crackling onscreen chemistry.
A Star is Born Holmes & Watson
book online southhillpark.org.ukThe Favourite Live and Recorded
Fri 22 Feb 2.30pm Screenings
Fri 22 – Sun 24 Feb 7.30pm
Mon 25 Feb 2.30pm HoH
Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos, UK/US/Ire,
All times shown are the
2018, 119 mins curtain-up times. Please be
Olivia Colman, Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz seated 15 minutes before
In early 18th century England, a start time. Latecomers will
servant and a courtier vie for the not be admitted.
affections of Queen Anne, their frail,
Live transmitted live by satellite,
capricious monarch. Outrageous and
delivered to the cinema during
rude black comedy with outstanding
the actual performance through
performances, gorgeous frocks and
the cinema’s satellite system.
raucous language.
Encore additional showings
Sparklingly mischievous contemporary
Shoplifters recorded live by satellite and
Restoration farce SCREENDAILY
transmitted within one month
of the live event.
Robin Hood Shoplifters Recorded live performances,
Thu 21 Feb 1pm F Mon 25 – Tue 26 Feb 7.30pm pre-recorded and delivered by our
Fri 22 Feb 10.30am Dir. Hirokazu Kore-eda, Jap, 2018, digital system for optimum quality.
Sat 23 – Sun 24 Feb 3pm F 121 mins, Japanese with subtitles
Dir. Otto Bathurst, US, 2018, 116 mins Kriin Kiki, Lily Franky, Sakura Ando
Taron Egerton, Jamie Foxx, Ben Mendelsohn A poverty-stricken family living in a Performance
A war-hardened Crusader and a ramshackle Tokyo bungalow routinely
Moorish commander mount an turn to petty thieving to make ends André Rieu’s
audacious revolt against the meet. A complex, profoundly moving 2019 New Year’s
corrupt English crown. Thrilling drama shining the spotlight on an Concert from Sydney
action-adventure packed with unconventional domestic unit with Sun 6 Jan 3pm RECORDED
gritty battlefield exploits, insight, compassion and humour. 125 mins incl intermission
mind-blowing fight choreography, Charming, funny and very affecting £18.50, Conc £17.50, Members £16.50
and a timeless romance. humanist drama TIMEOUT Join the King of Waltz at Sydney’s
stunning Town Hall for a magical
Coming Soon evening of music, dance and plenty
Beautiful Boy, Leave No Trace, Mowgli, Colette, The Front Runner, of surprises! Take a front row seat
Stan and Ollie, If Beale Street Could Talk, The Girl in the Spider’s Web, and enjoy backstage access,
Can You Ever Forgive Me? interviews with André and special
guests, musical favourites and
much, much more. Hosted by
ITV’s Charlotte Hawkins, what
better way to start the New Year?
Wilde Young Producers: Film Programming
The King and I: From
We are a group of creatives aged 15–21yrs, aiming to the London Palladium
engage younger audiences in a diverse range of films,
driven by our passion for the arts and cultural cinema. Wed 9 Jan 7pm RECORDED
180 mins
In our first year we will programme five films. £19.50, Conc £18.50, Members £17.50
We hope you enjoy our first selection.
Set in 1860s Bangkok, the story of the
Never Let Me Go unconventional and tempestuous
relationship that develops between
Thu 28 Feb 7.30pm the King of Siam and Anna, a British
Dir. Mark Romanek, UK, 2010, 100 mins
schoolteacher. With one of the finest
Carey Mulligan, Keira Knightley,
Andrew Garfield scores ever written including: Whistle
a Happy Tune, Getting to Know You,
Based on the Kazuo Ishiguro and Shall We Dance, and starring
novel in which three friends Kelli O’Hara and Ken Watanabe.
face the haunting reality of
the world they live in.
We selected Never Let Me Go
because it’s an aesthetically
pleasing British film, well-suited
to the intimate setting of
South Hill Park. Thought-provoking
Tickets
only £5 and moving, it covers several
genres and concepts.
The King and I
box office 01344 484123National Theatre Live Performances on sale now Art on Screen
The Tragedy of King Richard see our website for full details Can’t get to those blockbuster
the Second as live
art exhibitions at major galleries
Tue 15 Jan 7pm LIVE 2019 around the world? South Hill Park
150 mins approx brings them to your favourite
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 Royal Opera House Live local cinema through described
King Richard II is irresponsible, foolish La forza del destino exhibitions offering access to
and vain. His weak leadership sends Tue 2 Apr 6.15pm LIVE the best of world art.
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
his kingdom into disarray and his court
into uproar. Seeing no other option Royal Shakespeare Company Live
Exhibition on Screen
but to seize power, the ambitious As You Like It Young Picasso
Bolingbroke challenges the throne Wed 17 Apr 7pm LIVE Tue 5 Feb 7.30pm
and the king’s divine right to rule. £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 Dir. Phil Grabsky, 85 mins
This visceral new production, £12.50, Conc £11.50, Members £10.50
Royal Opera House Live
broadcast live from the Almeida Faust Working closely with the three
Theatre, stars Simon Russell Beale. Tue 30 Apr 6.45pm LIVE Picasso Museums of Malaga,
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 Barcelona and Paris, this film
Royal Opera House Live
Royal Opera House Live Ballet examines how the young artist
The Queen of Spades acquired his craft. From two key early
Within the Golden Hour /
Tue 22 Jan 6.45pm LIVE New Cherkaoui / Flight Pattern periods – the so-called Blue and Rose
210 mins incl 1 interval Thu 16 May 7.15pm LIVE Periods – to the creation of a critical
Sung in Russian with English surtitles £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 painting that shocked the art world
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 but changed it irrevocably –
Royal Shakespeare Company Live
In Tchaikovsky’s intense opera of Taming of the Shrew
Les Demoiselles d’Avignon.
obsession and the supernatural, Wed 5 Jun 7pm LIVE
Gherman is caught between the £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 Exhibition on Screen
woman he loves and a destructive Rembrandt – from the
fixation. This new production is set Royal Opera House Live Ballet National Gallery, London and
Romeo and Juliet Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam
in 1890, the year of the opera’s
Tue 11 Jun 7.15pm LIVE
premiere. Aleksandrs Antonenko £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 Wed 10 Apr 7.30pm
and Eva-Maria Westbroek head the Dir. Kat Mansoor, 90 mins
cast in this engrossing portrayal of Royal Shakespeare Company Live £12.50, Conc £11.50, Members £10.50
a tortured creative artist. Measure for Measure
Wed 31 Jul 7pm LIVE Every Rembrandt exhibition is eagerly
Royal Opera House Live £20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 anticipated but this major show,
hosted by London’s National Gallery
La traviata and Amsterdam’s Rijksmuseum, was
Wed 30 Jan 6.45pm LIVE
Royal Opera House an event like no other. Given privileged
215 mins incl 2 intervals access to both galleries the film
Sung in Italian with English surtitles
Live Ballet
Don Quixote documents this landmark exhibition,
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 interweaving Rembrandt’s life story,
From the thrill of unexpected romance Tue 19 Feb 7.15pm LIVE with behind-the-scenes preparations
165 mins incl 1 interval at these world-famous institutions.
to a heart-breaking reconciliation that
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50
comes too late – Verdi’s La traviata is
one of the most popular of all operas. Working with Marius Petipa’s Exhibition on Screen
Richard Eyre’s production stars choreography, Carlos Acosta has Van Gogh and Japan
Plácido Domingo and reveals the chosen this joyful classic as his Tue 4 Jun 7.30pm
emotional colour of the piece. Lavish first production for The Royal Ballet. Dir. David Bickerstaff, 85 mins
period sets and costumes enhance a The story follows Don Quixote’s £12.50, Conc £11.50, Members £10.50
moving story based on true life. picaresque journey to do deeds in
honour of his imaginary noble lady, Though Vincent van Gogh never visited
National Theatre Live Dulcinea. Charming, funny and Japan, it is the country that had the
most profound influence on him and
I’m Not Running as live touching, this is a ballet as full
of uplifting emotion as it is of his art, giving his work a new and
Thu 31 Jan 7pm LIVE exciting direction. The film travels to
180 mins approx
astonishing ballet technique.
France, the Netherlands and Japan to
£20.50, Conc £19.50, Members £18.50 explore the remarkable heritage that
Pauline Gibson has spent her life as a so affected Van Gogh.
doctor, the inspiring leader of a local
health campaign. When she crosses
paths with her old boyfriend, a stalwart
loyalist in Labour Party politics, she’s
faced with an agonising decision. This
explosive new play by David Hare is
premiering at the National Theatre.
Don Quixote
Please see our website for further details of new events as they become available to bookBooking Dates Seating Plan Film Ticket Prices
Members from Fri 14 Dec Mon–Thu evenings & all matinées
Non-members from Fri 21 Dec £9.10, Conc £8.10, Members £7.50
Become a Member of Fri–Sun evenings £9.10, Members £7.50
South Hill Park BFS members £7.10 for BFS films
Many benefits including priority Family (2+2) £20, Child £2.50
booking and discount on tickets. Only one concession applies
See our website for more details.
Booking Fee
Certification explained No additional fees will be applied to the
Universal advertised ticket prices.
Parental guidance – Refunds
general viewing, but some Tickets, once purchased, cannot be refunded.
scenes may be unsuitable If the film is sold out, we will try to resell your
for young children. tickets and a £1 administration fee per ticket
With parental guidance – will be charged. Resale is not guaranteed.
12 years and under must be This service is free to current members.
accompanied by someone Data Protection
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Customers’ data is handled according to
Suitable only for persons the legislation established by the General
of 15 years and older. Data Protection Regulation.
May contain references
to strong language, violence,
entrance Bracknell Film Society
drugs, nudity and sex. Bracknell Film Society welcomes everyone.
Contact Julia Vickers on 0118 961 1392 or
Suitable only for persons Bringing in Baby BiB
see bracknellfilmsoc.org
of 18 years and older.
May contain explicit Friday morning screenings at Cinema Hire
references to strong 10.30am for parents and
The Cinema is available for commercial hire.
language, violence, carers of young babies.
Email faye.tims@southhillpark.org.uk for details.
drugs, nudity and sex. tickets How to Book
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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
£12 £20
Box Office when booking. A helper accompanying
Fish and Chips a wheelchair user gets a complimentary ticket.
Mon–Thu 12noon–3pm & 5–8pm per portion for 2 portions How to Find us
Fri–Sat 12noon–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.
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