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The best of the stage – be it opera, theatre or dance – and must-see art exhibitions broadcast straight to our cinemas. From New York's Metropolitan Opera to Stage Russia, the Royal Ballet to the ...

We organise screenings of our full range of films, from blockbuster new releases to documentaries, exclusively for schools. Bring your school group along and let them experience modern cinema as well ...

Get a first look at this brand new satire, written and performed by Racheal Ofori, that explores the harsh costs of beauty – from scalp-burning perms to injectables, from detox teas to fat injections.

Shelly (Pamela Anderson) deals with the closing of her Las Vegas revue and reconciles with the life she has built in this joyous tribute to time gone by - and all the women who made it glitter. In a ...

Join us for a new film every Friday night where you pick the price! Each Friday, one of our new release film screenings is priced Pay What You Can. We don't want price to be a barrier to having a ...

A tragicomedy from Academy Award-winning animator Adam Elliot, recounting the life of a melancholic woman called Grace Pudel - a hoarder of snails. Memoir of a Snail is a poignant, heartfelt and ...

Helen Sung - acclaimed jazz pianist and composer, and a 2021 Guggenheim Fellow - performs with Guildhall Big Band. The project stems from Helen's 2021 Guggenheim Fellowship and one of the movements, ...

From the iconic to the independent, art-house to the award-winning, we show the freshest, most daring new releases each week. Check back regularly for this week's new releases. Add a sprinkle of magic ...

Join us on Saturday mornings to start your cinematic journey as a family! Welcome to Family Film Club, where your little ones can embark on their cinematic journey with carefully curated screenings ...

The ovation that greeted the 1937 premiere of Shostakovich’s Fifth Symphony lasted over an hour – perhaps fuelled by its agonisingly intense slow movement and the triumphal ending – though its deeper ...