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Ratings and accessibility information for upcoming films will be confirmed closer to the film release date.
Doors open 20-30 minutes before the time shown. There are usually 10-15 minutes of adverts, and the film starts soon afterwards. Please arrive before the performance time.
Dialogue is subtitled, and text description of important sounds and music is shown on-screen during the film. The film still plays with audio as usual. There are no adverts before the film, so please arrive before the time shown.
Read more about open captioned shows here.
Popular with children & families, tickets are £3 each (£3.60 including booking fee). They are usually very busy and may sell out. Seats are unallocated, so we recommend groups arrive early (even if you have booked), otherwise you may not be able to sit together.
Relaxed, autism-friendly sensory-sensitive screening. Shown without adverts or trailers. The film’s sound is reduced, and the lighting stays on at a low level during the film. Seating is not allocated, so it’s OK to move during the film.
Exclusively for parents & guardians with babies under 2 years old. The film's sound is reduced, and the lights stay on during the film.
It's OK if your baby makes noise during the film. You won't need to buy a ticket for your baby (unless they need their own seat). Adults without a baby under 2 years will not be admitted to these screenings.
Ideal for parents & guardians with children under 5 years, and perfect for a first-time cinema experience! The volume is reduced, and lights may stay on at a low level for some films. Tickets may also be a special reduced price for certain films.
If your child is under 2 years, you won't need to buy a ticket for them (unless they need their own seat). It's OK if your toddler makes noise or moves around during the film. Adults without a child will not be admitted to these screenings.
Bring your well-behaved dogs (maximum one dog per adult) to watch the latest releases wih you. Blankets & water will be provided for your dogs. Seating is not assigned, and capacity is reduced to allow space between dogs. The lights will be dimmed & volume kept low during the film. The screen will be thoroughly cleaned before & afterwards.
If your dog needs a break during the film, you are welcome to take your dog out of the cinema for a short walk.
Please read our Dog Friendly Screening rules before booking.
Doors open at 10:00am for our social Film Club, and seating is not allocated. Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits are served until 10:50am. The film starts at 11:00am with no adverts; please arrive before 10:50am. Non-members can only book 7 days in advance.
Seating is not allocated for Doc Club. Doors open at 7:00pm and pre-show drinks are available from the bar. The film starts soon after 7:30pm and is preceeded by an introduction; please arrive before this time. The film may be followed by a Q&A or similar event; check individual films for details.
Showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
Showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
This also has open captioning. Dialogue is subtitled, and text description of important sounds and music is shown on-screen during the film. The film still plays with audio as usual. There are no adverts before the film, so please arrive before the time shown.
Read more about open captioned shows here.
Showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
This is also a relaxed, autism-friendly sensory-sensitive screening, shown without adverts or trailers. The film’s sound is reduced, and the lighting stays on at a low level during the film. Seating is not allocated, so it’s OK to move during the film.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance time may also be subject to change.
Showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance time may also be subject to change.
Doors open at 10:00am for our social Film Club, and seating is not allocated. Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits are served until 10:50am. The film starts at 11:00am with no adverts; please arrive before 10:50am. Non-members can only book 7 days in advance.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later.
Seating is not allocated for Doc Club. Doors open at 7:00pm and there is usually an exclusive pre-show bar in the auditorium. The film starts soon after 7:30pm and is preceeded by an introduction; please arrive before this time. The film may be followed by a Q&A or similar event; check individual films for details.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later.
Read more about the Doc Club here.
Popular with children & families, tickets are £3 each (£3.60 including booking fee). They are usually very busy and may sell out. Seats are unallocated, so we recommend groups arrive early (even if you have booked), otherwise you may not be able to sit together.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance time may also be subject to change.
Exclusive screenings of U, PG, or 12A films, giving parents & guardians with babies under 2 years a chance to see the latest releases. The film's sound is reduced, and the lights stay on during the film.
It's OK if your baby makes noise during the film. You won't need to buy a ticket for your baby (unless they need their own seat). Adults without a baby under 2 years will not be admitted to these screenings.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance times may also be subject to change.
Our Adult & Toddler shows are kids' films with slightly reduced sound, ideal for parents & guardians with children under 5 years, and perfect for a first-time cinema experience! Lights may stay on at a low level for some films. Tickets may also be a special reduced price for certain films.
If your child is under 2 years, you won't need to buy a ticket for them (unless they need their own seat). It's OK if your toddler makes noise or moves around during the film. Adults without a child will not be admitted to these screenings.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance times may also be subject to change.
Bring your well-behaved dogs (maximum one dog per adult) to watch the latest releases wih you. Blankets & water will be provided for your dogs. Seating is not assigned, and capacity is reduced to allow space between dogs. The lights will be dimmed & volume kept low during the film. The screen will be thoroughly cleaned before & afterwards.
If your dog needs a break during the film, you are welcome to take your dog out of the cinema for a short walk.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance times may also be subject to change.
Dialogue is subtitled, and text description of important sounds and music is shown on-screen during the film. The film still plays with audio as usual. There are no adverts before the film, so please arrive before the time shown.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance times may also be subject to change.
Our relaxed, autism-friendly sensory-sensitive screenings are shown without adverts or trailers. The film’s sound is reduced, and the lighting stays on at a low level during the film. Seating is not allocated, so it’s OK to move during the film.
Tickets are not yet available. Please check back later. The performance times may also be subject to change.
Advance tickets are currently only available to Bronze, Silver, or Gold members. Tickets will be available to non-members soon; please check back later. If you are a member, then please log in before booking.
Advance tickets are currently only available to Silver or Gold members. Tickets will be available to Bronze members and non-members soon; please check back later. If you are a Silver or Gold member, then please log in before booking.
Read more about our memberships here.
Advance tickets will only be available to Silver or Gold members when sales open. Tickets will be available to Bronze members and non-members later. If you are a Silver or Gold member, then please log in before booking.
Read more about our memberships here.
Members' free or discounted tickets cannot be used for this performance.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Doors open at 10:00am for our social Film Club shows, and seating is not allocated. Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits are served until 10:50am. The film starts at 11:00am with no adverts; please arrive before 10:50am. Non-members can only book 7 days in advance.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Read more about our Film Club here.
Seating is not allocated for Doc Club shows. Doors open at 7:00pm and there is usually an exclusive pre-show bar in the auditorium. The film starts soon after 7:30pm and is preceeded by an introduction; please arrive before this time. The film may be followed by a Q&A or similar event; check individual films for details.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Read more about the Doc Club here.
Popular with children & families, tickets are £3 each (£3.60 including booking fee). They are usually very busy and may sell out. Seats are unallocated, so we recommend groups arrive early (even if you have booked), otherwise you may not be able to sit together.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Our Adult & Baby shows are exclusive screenings of U, PG, or 12A films, giving parents & guardians with babies under 2 years a chance to see the latest releases. The film's sound is reduced, and the lights stay on during the film.
It's OK if your baby makes noise during the film. You won't need to buy a ticket for your baby (unless they need their own seat). Adults without a baby under 2 years will not be admitted to these screenings.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Read more about Adult & Baby shows here.
Our Adult & Toddler shows are kids' films with slightly reduced sound, ideal for parents & guardians with children under 5 years, and perfect for a first-time cinema experience! Lights may stay on at a low level for some films. Tickets may also be a special reduced price for certain films.
If your child is under 2 years, you won't need to buy a ticket for them (unless they need their own seat). It's OK if your toddler makes noise or moves around during the film. Adults without a child will not be admitted to these screenings.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Bring your well-behaved dogs (maximum one dog per adult) to watch the latest releases wih you. Blankets & water will be provided for your dogs. Seating is not assigned, and capacity is reduced to allow space between dogs. The lights will be dimmed & volume kept low during the film. The screen will be thoroughly cleaned before & afterwards.
If your dog needs a break during the film, you are welcome to take your dog out of the cinema for a short walk.
Please read our Dog Friendly Screening rules before booking.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Dialogue is subtitled, and text description of important sounds and music is shown on-screen during the film. The film still plays with audio as usual. There are no adverts before the film, so please arrive before the time shown.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Read more about open captioned shows here.
Our relaxed, autism-friendly sensory-sensitive screenings are shown without adverts or trailers. The film’s sound is reduced, and the lighting stays on at a low level during the film. Seating is not allocated, so it’s OK to move during the film.
Our doors have opened, and online sales have closed. You may be able to buy tickets on the door, if seats are still available.
Read more about relaxed shows here.
There are only a few seats left, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
These performances are showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
There are only a few seats left, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Doors open at 10:00am for our social Film Club, and seating is not allocated. Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits are served until 10:50am. The film starts at 11:00am with no adverts; please arrive before 10:50am. Non-members can only book 7 days in advance.
There are only a few seats left for this performance, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Read more about our Film Club here.
Seating is not allocated for Doc Club. Doors open at 7:00pm and there is usually an exclusive pre-show bar in the auditorium. The film starts soon after 7:30pm and is preceeded by an introduction; please arrive before this time. The film may be followed by a Q&A or similar event; check individual films for details.
There are only a few seats left for this performance, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Popular with children & families, tickets are £3 each (£3.60 including booking fee). They are usually very busy and may sell out. Seats are unallocated.
There are only a few seats left for this event, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out. We also strongly recommend groups arrive early (even if you have booked), otherwise you may not be able to sit together.
Our Adult & Baby shows are exclusive screenings of U, PG, or 12A films, giving parents & guardians with babies under 2 years a chance to see the latest releases. The film's sound is reduced, and the lights stay on during the film.
It's OK if your baby makes noise during the film. You won't need to buy a ticket for your baby (unless they need their own seat). Adults without a baby under 2 years will not be admitted to these screenings.
Read more about Adult & Baby shows here.
There are only a few seats left for this event, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Our Adult & Toddler shows are kids' films with slightly reduced sound, ideal for parents & guardians with children under 5 years, and perfect for a first-time cinema experience! Lights may stay on at a low level for some films. Tickets may also be a special reduced price for certain films.
If your child is under 2 years, you won't need to buy a ticket for them (unless they need their own seat). It's OK if your toddler makes noise or moves around during the film. Adults without a child will not be admitted to these screenings.
There are only a few seats left for this event, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Bring your well-behaved dogs (maximum one dog per adult) to watch the latest releases wih you. Blankets & water will be provided for your dogs. Seating is not assigned, and capacity is reduced to allow space between dogs. The lights will be dimmed & volume kept low during the film. The screen will be thoroughly cleaned before & afterwards.
If your dog needs a break during the film, you are welcome to take your dog out of the cinema for a short walk.
Please read our Dog Friendly Screening rules before booking.
There are only a few seats left for this event, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Dialogue is subtitled, and text description of important sounds and music is shown on-screen during the film. The film still plays with audio as usual. There are no adverts before the film, so please arrive before the time shown.
Read more about open captioned shows here.
There are only a few seats left for this event, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Our relaxed, autism-friendly sensory-sensitive screenings are shown without adverts or trailers. The film’s sound is reduced, and the lighting stays on at a low level during the film. Seating is not allocated, so it’s OK to move during the film.
Read more about relaxed shows here.
There are only a few seats left for this event, so we recommend booking in advance to avoid missing out.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
These performances are showing as part of a special event, and special ticket prices may apply. More information may be available if a "More Info" button is shown below the film poster.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Doors open at 10:00am for our social Film Club, and seating is not allocated. Complimentary tea, coffee, and biscuits are served until 10:50am. The film starts at 11:00am with no adverts; please arrive before 10:50am. Non-members can only book 7 days in advance.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Read more about our Film Club here.
Seating is not allocated for Doc Club. Doors open at 7:00pm and there is usually an exclusive pre-show bar in the auditorium. The film starts soon after 7:30pm and is preceeded by an introduction; please arrive before this time. The film may be followed by a Q&A or similar event; check individual films for details.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Read more about the Doc Club here.
Popular with children & families, tickets are £3 each (£3.60 including booking fee). They are usually very busy. Seats are unallocated, so we recommend groups arrive early (even if you have booked), otherwise you may not be able to sit together.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Our Adult & Baby shows are exclusive screenings of U, PG, or 12A films, giving parents & guardians with babies under 2 years a chance to see the latest releases. The film's sound is reduced, and the lights stay on during the film.
It's OK if your baby makes noise during the film. You won't need to buy a ticket for your baby (unless they need their own seat). Adults without a baby under 2 years will not be admitted to these screenings.
Due to high demand, this shows has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Read more about Adult & Baby shows here.
Our Adult & Toddler shows are kids' films with slightly reduced sound, ideal for parents & guardians with children under 5 years, and perfect for a first-time cinema experience! Lights may stay on at a low level for some films. Tickets may also be a special reduced price for certain films.
If your child is under 2 years, you won't need to buy a ticket for them (unless they need their own seat). It's OK if your toddler makes noise or moves around during the film. Adults without a child will not be admitted to these screenings.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Bring your well-behaved dogs (maximum one dog per adult) to watch the latest releases wih you. Blankets & water will be provided for your dogs. Seating is not assigned, and capacity is reduced to allow space between dogs. The lights will be dimmed & volume kept low during the film. The screen will be thoroughly cleaned before & afterwards.
If your dog needs a break during the film, you are welcome to take your dog out of the cinema for a short walk.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Dialogue is subtitled, and text description of important sounds and music is shown on-screen during the film. The film still plays with audio as usual. There are no adverts before the film, so please arrive before the time shown.
Due to high demand, this shows has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Read more about open captioned shows here.
Our relaxed, autism-friendly sensory-sensitive screenings are shown without adverts or trailers. The film's sound is reduced, and the lighting stays on at a low level during the film. Seating is not allocated, so it’s OK to move during the film.
Due to high demand, this show has sold out. There are no more seats available. We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Read more about relaxed shows here.
Due to circumstances beyond our control, this show has been cancelled. If you have already booked tickets, your booking will be automatically refunded in full. We're very sorry for any disappointment caused.
Suitable for all ages.
Children of any age can attend, but children younger than 8 years must be accompanied by an 18+ adult. After 6pm, children younger than 12 years must be accompanied by an 18+ adult.
Learn more about age restrictions.
General viewing, but some scenes may be unsuitable for children younger than 8 years.
Children of any age can attend, but children younger than 8 years must be accompanied by an 18+ adult. After 6pm, children younger than 12 years must be accompanied by an 18+ adult.
Learn more about age restrictions.
Children aged 12 years and over can attend without an adult, but we may ask to see proof of age first.
Children younger than 12 years can attend, but must be accompanied by an 18+ adult.
Learn more about age restrictions.
Children aged 15 years and over can attend without an adult, but we may ask to see proof of age first.
No-one younger than 15 years will be admitted, even if accompanied by an adult.
Learn more about age restrictions.
Anyone aged 18 or over can attend, but we may ask to see proof of age first.
No-one younger than 18 years will be admitted, even if accompanied by an adult.
Learn more about age restrictions.
This film has not been given an age rating yet, please check again in a few days.
Learn more about age restrictions.
This film has audio description available for all shows. This provides additional commentary of what's happening on screen.
Please ask our team for an audio description headset when you arrive.
Read more about our accessibility here.
This film has assistive listening available for all shows. This clearly emphasises dialogue and important sounds throughout the film.
Please ask our team for an assistive listening headset - or a portable hearing loop if your hearing aid has the T setting - when you arrive.
Read more about our accessibility here.
This film has closed captioning available for all standard shows. This provides subtitled dialogue and description of important sounds & music.
Please ask our team for a closed captioning headset when you arrive.
Read more about our accessibility here.
This film has a show with open captioning, providing subtitled dialogue and text description of important sounds & music.
Please look for the showtime with the open captioning symbol next to it.
See our full list of open captioned shows here.
Read more about our accessibility here.
This film has a relaxed, "lights-up" show with reduced volume. No adverts or trailers will be shown before the film. We'll also reduce noise outside the auditorium where possible.
Please look for the showtime with the lightbulb symbol next to it.
See our full list of relaxed shows here.
Read more about our accessibility here.
Audio description provides additional commentary of what's happening on screen.
Please look for the audio description symbol next to the film title, and ask our team for an audio description headset when you arrive.
Read more about our accessibility here.
Assistive listening clearly emphasises dialogue and important sounds throughout the film.
Please look for the assistive listening symbol next to the film title, and ask our team for an assistive listening headset - or a portable hearing loop if your hearing aid has the T setting - when you arrive.
Read more about our accessibility here.
Closed captioning provides subtitled dialogue and text description of important sounds & music through a headset.
Please look for the closed captioning symbol next to the film title, and ask our team for a closed captioning headset when you arrive.
Read more about our accessibility here.
Open captioning provides subtitled dialogue and text description of important sounds & music on screen during the film.
Please look for showtimes with the open captioning symbol next to them.
See our full list of open captioned shows here.
Read more about our accessibility here.
Relaxed, "lights-up", shows have reduced volume, and no adverts or trailers shown before the film. We'll also reduce noise outside the auditorium where possible.
Please look for showtimes with the lightbulb symbol next to them.
See our full list of relaxed shows here.
Read more about our accessibility here.
