Wagner Hall Brighton

Brighton Astro: Solar Imaging 101
2025-08-06 19:00 - 21:30 (Europe/London) | Wagner Hall
How to see the Activity on our Closest Star

DOORS: 7.00pm

LECTURE: 7.30pm

As we revel in the 2025 solar maximum, Brighton-based cellist by day and astro photographer by night, Ivana Peranic, will take us through best ways to observe and photograph all the amazing features on the surface of the Sun.

From sunspots to filaments and flares, from £20 solar film to £2000 solar telescopes, we will explore what is necessary for safe observation and uncovering of our Star’s turbulent activity.

Attendance is free, but we would be grateful if those of you who are able to could donate a few pounds to help cover the cost of hiring this event space. We will have a card reader and a money box you can drop your donations in on the night. We also have a bank account you can donate to electronically.

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Café Scientifique: The Cancer Research Revolution
2025-08-13 19:00 - 21:30
With Prof Timothy Humphrey

DOORS 7PM | SPEAKER 7.30PM

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Prof Humphrey will present an overview of the remarkable advances in cancer research and treatments that have become available over the last 25 years. He will discuss his own research, which exploits specific cancer mutations to target cancer; the launch of the Sussex Cancer Research Centre, which brings together scientists, clinicians, and people with cancer from across Brighton and Sussex to improve cancer treatments; and his reasons for optimism in targeting cancer.

Brighton Burlesque Festival & Summer Ball: Jewels of the Sea
2025-08-28 18:30 - 22:00
A celebration of Brighton Burlesque! We will be highlighting some of the best acts from Brighton and across the south coast!

Sirona’s Secrets is proud to present the third Brighton Burlesque Summer Ball, and this time it’s a three day festival extravaganza!

Come to Wagner Hall, all lovers of burlesque, whether a fan of the art form, a hobbyist or a full time performer, this is the festival for you to shop, learn, mingle, dance, and get dressed up to the nines, to party and to watch some quality entertainment with some of the best burlesque performers from all over the UK.

Featuring:Kheski Kobler – BrightonBebe Boheme – Brighton and HoveThe S Club Kevins – BrightonPuin DeVert – HastingsMadaleine Soleil – PortsmouthMiss Betty Nails – BrightonDidi Divine – PortsladeScorpio Morningstar – EastbourneThe Botanical Bombshell – Horsham

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DOORS – 6.30pm | 18+ Event Only

Do not miss the biggest Brighton Burlesque Event of the year!

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Brighton Burlesque Festival & Summer Ball: Seaside Crown
2025-08-29 18:30 - 22:00
A celebration of Brighton Burlesque! We will be highlighting some of the best acts from Brighton and across the south coast!

Sirona’s Secrets is proud to present the third Brighton Burlesque Summer Ball, and this time it’s a three day festival extravaganza!

Come to Wagner Hall, all lovers of burlesque, whether a fan of the art form, a hobbyist or a full time performer, this is the festival for you to shop, learn, mingle, dance, and get dressed up to the nines, to party and to watch some quality entertainment with some of the best burlesque performers from all over the UK.

Three professional guest judges will decide a winner from an incredible line-up of Burlesque performers from across the UK and beyond, as they compete for the Seaside Crown, and a place in the line-up for Saturday’s Burlesque Ball.

Featuring:The Tempest Blaze – SuffolkBeta Von Glitch – LondonRosa Frenzy – East SussexMiss H. Arlot – OsloPoppy Peachy – ParisJassy Androgene – CopenhagenAva Ventura – LoughtonAngelheart – NorthamptonshireDolley Devilettie – Kent/LondonSpookey Bones – Swindon

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DOORS – 6.30pm | 18+ Only

Do not miss the biggest Brighton Burlesque Event of the year!

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Brighton Burlesque: Market, Workshops & Summer Ball
2025-08-30 13:00 - 22:00
A celebration of Brighton Burlesque! We will be highlighting some of the best acts from Brighton and across the south coast!

Sirona’s Secrets is proud to present the third Brighton Burlesque Summer Ball, and this time it’s a three day festival extravaganza!

Come to Wagner Hall, all lovers of burlesque, whether a fan of the art form, a hobbyist or a full time performer, this is the festival for you to shop, learn, mingle, dance, and get dressed up to the nines, to party and to watch some quality entertainment with some of the best burlesque performers from all over the UK.

Open 1.30pm-4pm, the Brighton Burlesque Market will feature some burlesque bits and bobs, performer merch, accessories and of course tassels! Bring cash as well, as some sellers may not have a card reader.

There will also be pop-up workshops throughout the afternoon, schedule tbc, between 2pm-4pm.

Your ticket for Saturday will grant access to the Market and the Show but a ticket will be needed to join workshops.

In the evening, it’s the Brighton Burlesque Summer Ball, so it’s time to feel good and dress to express, so get glammed up in your fancy threads, and come celebrate an evening of high calibre burlesque featuring bonafide superstars from all around the world.

Featuring:Gina Stirling – EuropeDaphne Moon – Los AngelesJoe Morel – BerlinMiss Cocoa Amore – Milton KeynesDonna Divine – Eastbourne/LondonMx Cyanide – Kent/LondonDevi Letalis – ViennaNyka Noctula – BerlinSirona Thorneycroft – Brighton

You can expect an incredibly varied show, representing a broad range of styles, moods, and creativity.

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MARKET 1pm-4.30pm | SUMMER BALL 6pm Doors

Do not miss the biggest Brighton Burlesque Event of the year!

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Brighton Astro: Lunar Longings: The Moon in Art, Science and Culture
2025-09-04 19:00 - 21:30
Dr Robert Massey (Royal Astronomical Society), and Dr Alexandra Loske (Royal Pavilion, Brighton)

DOORS: 7.00pm

LECTURE: 7.30pm

Humans have been fascinated with our nearest heavenly body, the Earth’s Moon, since prehistoric times. It has now been more than 50 years since we set foot on the Moon during the Apollo space missions.

In this lecture astronomer Dr Robert Massey (Royal Astronomical Society) and art historian and curator Dr Alexandra Loske (Royal Pavilion, Brighton) and will show how our obsession with the Moon has manifested itself in the visual arts, from earliest ritualistic drawings to scientific observation, Romantic symbolism, silent movies, and space race propaganda.

In 2019 Alexandra and Robert co-authored a book on the subject: Moon – Art, Science, Culture, which has been translated into Spanish and Chinese. In 2019 Alexandra edited an anthology on recent creative writing on the Moon: Pale Fire – New Writing on the Moon. Most recently, she contributed to chapters to a major new book on the Moon: Lunar: A History of the Moon in Myths, Maps + Matter (Thames & Hudson and University of Chicago Press). Robert is the deputy director of the Royal Astronomical Society.

Attendance is free, but we would be grateful if those of you who are able to could donate a few pounds to help cover the cost of hiring this event space. We will have a card reader and a money box you can drop your donations in on the night. We also have a bank account you can donate to electronically.

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Café Scientifique: What Your Nose Knows about Stress
2025-09-10 19:00 - 21:30
With Prof Gillian Forrester

DOORS 7PM | SPEAKER 7.30PM

Gillian Forrester is a professor of psychology at the University of Sussex. She collaborate with chimpanzees, gorillas, and babies to better understand how brains and behaviours evolve and develop over time. By studying both human and non-human primates, she is on a quest to better understand how we became upright-walking, talking, tool-using great apes. Gillian makes regular contributions to television, radio, newsprint, and podcasts. Look out for the new BBC 2 Horizon programme ‘Secrets of the Brain’ – airing 15thand 22nd September 2025.

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Investigating how we feel is a tricky topic because our psychological state is a combination of our sensory and subjective experiences. Scientists often use survey and biological measures, like heart rate, to understand how we react to stress. But we’re not very good at knowing how we feel – and the act of taking a measurement, like blood pressure, can cause its own stress response. Thermal imaging is emerging as a powerful tool to detect our body’s response to stress in real time without contact and in natural settings. This is a scientific game-changer allowing a window into the psychological wellbeing of not only us but also our non-human great ape cousins.

Waterstones: In Conversation With Samantha Shannon
2025-09-13 18:30 - 21:30
With Tanya Byrne

Join us for a brilliant evening with bestselling author, Samantha Shannon, as she discusses her upcoming novel Among the Burning Flowers. A story of human resilience in the face of dire circumstances, Among the Burning Flowers leads readers through the gripping and tragic events that pave the way for the opening of the million-copy bestseller The Priory of The Orange Tree.

About the Book

Yscalin, land of sunshine and lavender, will soon be ablaze. It has been centuries since the Draconic Army took wing, almost extinguishing humankind. Marosa Vetalda is a prisoner in her own home, controlled by her cold father, King Sigoso. Over the mountains, her betrothed, Aubrecht Lievelyn, rules Mentendon in all but name. Together, they intend to usher in a better world. A better world seems impossibly distant to Estina Melaugo, who hunts the Draconic beasts that have slept across the world for centuries. And now the great wyrm Fýredel is stirring, and Yscalin will be the first to fall

About the Author

Samantha Shannon is the million copy bestselling author of The Bone Season and The Roots of Chaos series. Her work has been translated into twenty-eight languages. She lives in London. samanthashannon.co.uk / @say_shannon

Please note, book & ticket option £25.00 includes a copy of ‘Among The Burning Flowers’ (rrp £18.99) available for collection on the night.

DOORS 6.30pm | EVENT 7.00pm

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White Wall Cinema: THE GREAT GATSBY (1974)
2025-09-19 18:30 - 22:30
100TH ANNIVERSARY OF GATSBY

*Please note – doors open at 6.30pm for fizz in the garden. Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.40pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence.

White Wall Cinema returns for the first event of it’s new season (and our 10th year) with a screening marking 100 years of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s much celebrated iconic novel The Great Gatsby. We will also be throwing a small garden party before with a free glass of fizz (because what would Gatsby’s 100th birthday be without it?)

Infamously tricky to bring to the screen, the 1974 adaptation is perhaps the most faithful to Fitzgerald’s novel, while wisely becoming its own distinct cinematic vision. Scripted by Francis Ford Coppola (of The Godfather, Apocalypse Now, and more), reworking an earlier draft by Truman Capote, and directed by Jack Clayton (Room at the Top, The Innocents), this version plays Gatsby as a kind of ghost story.

A world away from Baz Luhrmann’s brash and violently lurid 2013 take, this 1974 film is all billowing curtains, haunted silences, and humid, regret-laden tension, draped in authentically lavish sets, rich period detail, and gorgeous opulent Oscar winning costumes — with a dazzling cast to match.

Still a byword for the glittering allure of the Jazz Age, a century after its publication, this version of The Great Gatsby properly explores the dark compulsive contradictions of American wealth, fantasy, and delusion. So join us — for a glass of fizz and a hauntingly beautiful film — to mark 100 years of Fitzgerald’s enduring masterpiece. After all, no one throws a party like Gatsby… do they, old sport?

DOORS, DRINKS FROM: 6.30pm*

SCREENING START TIME: 7.40pm*

FILM RUN TIME: 146mins

CERT: 12A (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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White Wall Cinema: BEST IN SHOW
2025-09-24 19:40 - 22:30
25TH ANNIVERSARY

*Please note – doors open at 7.40pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 8.00pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence.

In the wake of This Is Spinal Tap, co-writer and Tap lead guitarist Christopher Guest (aka Nigel Tufnel) went on to create a string of similarly brilliant ‘mockumentaries’ over the next four decades. Reuniting a recurring troupe of improvisational comedy legends—virtually a who’s who of the genre—Guest crafted modern classics like Waiting for Guffman, A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration, and Mascots. Now, with Guest returning to Spinal Tap for a long-awaited sequel, we think it’s the perfect time to celebrate what may be the finest of all his works (Tap included!)—with this special 25th anniversary screening of the almighty Best in Show.

Rather than chronicling the misadventures of a washed-up rock band, Best in Show shifts focus to the world of competitive dog lovers as they descend on the prestigious Mayflower Kennel Club Dog Show (a hilariously deadpan spoof of America’s answer to Crufts). An eccentric cast of characters converges on the canine competition, and what unfolds is a loving, sharply observed, and wildly funny portrait of a uniquely obsessive subculture. From neurotic yuppies with a dog in therapy to a folksy Southern man with ventriloquist dreams, no satirical stone is left unturned in this laugh-a-minute comedy gem.

This pitch-perfect parody is driven by a magnificent ensemble cast, including: Jennifer Coolidge (Legally Blonde, The White Lotus), John Michael Higgins (A Mighty Wind, For Your Consideration), Michael Hitchcock (A Mighty Wind, Glee) Eugene Levy (American Pie, Schitt’s Creek), Jane Lynch (Glee, The 40-Year-Old Virgin), Michael McKean (Spinal Tap, Better Call Saul), Catherine O’Hara (Beetlejuice, Schitt’s Creek), Parker Posey (Dazed & Confused, The White Lotus) & Guest himself (Spinal Tap, The Princess Bride). And of course, the late, great Fred Willard, whose improvisational turn as the dog show’s clueless commentator has since become the stuff of comedy legend.

Arguably the funniest mockumentary ever made, Best in Show directly influenced an entire generation of TV comedy—from The Office and Parks & Recreation to Modern Family. We’re thrilled to bring it back to the big screen in all its glory for this unmissable 25th anniversary celebration.

DOORS: 7.20pm*

START TIME: 8pm*

RUN TIME: 90 mins

CERT: 12 (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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Brighton Chocolate Festival
2025-09-27 11:00 - 17:00, 2025-09-28 11:00 - 17:00
Britain’s Best Bean To Bar Chocolate Makers

Brighton Chocolate Festival is an unmissable event showcasing the art of chocolate-making.

Come and delight in ethically sourced bean-to-bar creations created with expert craftsmanship.

Meet masterful chocolate makers hailing from every corner of the UK.

Savour a wide array of exquisite flavours whilst learning about the sustainable practices behind each delectable treat.

A celebration that promises to indulge every chocolate lover’s palate!

DOORS – 11am-5pm

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Brighton Astro: The Aurora in 2025/26
2025-10-02 19:00 - 21:30
Dr Darren Baskill from the University of Sussex

DOORS: 7.00pm

LECTURE: 7.30pm

The aurora, the dancing lights that illuminate up the night sky, is a wondrous sight. In this talk, we look at the science behind the aurora to understand why they have been so visible over Brighton over the last 18 months, and consider the outlook for 2026. We will also look beyond Earth at the aurora on other planets – both within our solar system and beyond!

Dr Darren Baskill is a lecturer and outreach officer in the Department of Physics & Astronomy at the University of Sussex, with over 25 years’ experience of both professional and amateur astronomy. He previously taught astronomy at the Royal Observatory Greenwich science centre and planetarium in London, where he initiated the highly successful Astronomy Photographer of the Year public competition and exhibition, and he was a calibration scientist for the European XMM-Newton space telescope at the University of Leicester before that, ensuring that the data delivered to astronomers around the world was of the highest quality.

Attendance is free, but we would be grateful if those of you who are able to could donate a few pounds to help cover the cost of hiring this event space. We will have a card reader and a money box you can drop your donations in on the night. We also have a bank account you can donate to electronically.

Please note that the venue has a bar.

Register to Attend

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White Wall Cinema: RED ROCKET
2025-10-07 19:00 - 22:30
Just before creating Anora—his Palme d’Or and Best Picture Oscar-winning triumph—Sean Baker delivered what we believe is the funniest, most insightful, and most entertaining film of his career. While Anora and acclaimed titles like The Florida Project and Tangerine (yes, the one shot on an iPhone) have justifiably earned him a place among the most exciting voices in American cinema, it’s Red Rocket that deserves more attention.

The film tells the story of Mikey Saber, a washed-up adult film actor, con artist, and all-around hustler who returns to his South Texas hometown after 17 years. Barely tolerated by the locals who remember him, Mikey embarks on a chaotic journey fueled by charm, manipulation, and a string of increasingly poor decisions that make for a concerning yet compelling rollercoaster journey through America at ground level.

Red Rocket (like Baker’s other works) raises hard questions about the American dream, through its darkly humorous sensibilities, and its staggeringly beautiful cinematography, add to that an electrifying and exceptionally clever performance from Simon Rex, and Baker has created one of the most surprising movies of recent years. For our money, the critical acclaim and awards showered on Anora could just as easily have gone to Red Rocket—perhaps Baker’s most daring, thought-provoking, and masterfully executed film to date.

A joy to watch on the big screen,​ *This screening will also be followed by an optional and informal post film discussion group.*

DOORS: 7pm*

START TIME: 7.30pm*

RUN TIME: 128 mins

CERT: 18

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*Please note – doors open at 7.00pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.30pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

Café Scientifique: Philosophy In Science - Uncovering Hidden Assumptions
2025-10-08 19:00 - 21:30
With Prof Sarah Sawyer

DOORS 7PM | SPEAKER 7.30PM

Professor of Philosophy and Associate Dean for Research and Innovation at the University of Sussex, Sarah Sawyer is also Vice-Chair of the Royal Institute of Philosophy, Deputy Director of the Sussex Centre for Consciousness Science, and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts. She studied German, French, & Philosophy at St Andrews, and went on to complete an MPhil & a PhD in Philosophy at Kings College London. She works primarily in the philosophy of mind and language, and in epistemology and metaphysics.

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People often think of science and philosophy as being distinct ways of engaging with the world: science discovers objective truths about the universe through rigorous empirical testing, while philosophy provides subjective insights that, while of potential individual and social benefit, don’t amount to hard facts. But is this right?

In this talk, Prof. Sawyer suggests that scientific theories rest on implicit philosophical assumptions, offering a couple of examples, and as a test case, she will focus specifically on consciousness science and its underlying philosophical assumptions.

White Wall Cinema: PANIC ROOM
2025-10-16 19:00 - 22:30
One of the world’s most beloved directors, David Fincher cemented his status as perhaps the defining filmmaker of the late 1990s to early 2010s with an unprecedented run of films that included Se7en, Fight Club, Zodiac, The Social Network, and Gone Girl—all of which earned widespread critical acclaim and box office success. But with such high-profile triumphs often comes overlooked gems, in this case Fincher’s taut 2002 thriller was buried in the hype of the monumental, zeitgeist-defining impact of his previous film Fight Club.

Now, in 2025—freed from the burden of being “the follow up to Fight Club”—Panic Room re-emerges in this long-awaited, brand-new 4K remaster, revealing itself as a hugely entertaining, heart-pounding home invasion thriller. Fincher perfectly utilises the twin talents of the legendary Jodie Foster (The Silence of the Lambs, Nell) in one of her finest roles, and a pre-Twilight Kristen Stewart as a newly divorced mother and daughter who, upon moving into a Manhattan brownstone, are bemused to discover it contains a state-of-the-art panic room—an impenetrable safe space designed for emergencies. Little do they know they’re about to need it, as three masked intruders (Forest Whitaker, Jared Leto, and Dwight Yoakam) violently break in during the dead of night.

​Combining Fincher’s signature glossy dread with a lesser-appreciated Hitchcockian flair, Panic Room is a masterclass in spatial tension, with characters maneuverer like pawns in a high-stakes game of psychological chess. Touching on themes as varied as gender, feminism, surveillance, mortality, domesticity, race, real estate, and ecological anxiety, it’s as intelligent as it is nerve-shredding—a rare thriller that makes existential dread feel thrillingly enjoyable.

Join us for a special screening of the brand-new 4K remaster as spooky season kicks off in style.

DOORS: 7pm*

START TIME: 7.40pm*

RUN TIME: 112 mins

CERT: 15 (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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*Please note – doors open at 7.00pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.40pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

Waterstones: An Evening With Mona Awad
2025-10-17 18:30 - 21:30
PLEASE NOTE – THIS EVENT WILL NOW TAKE PLACE IN THE WATERSTONES SHOP AT THE TOP OF QUEENS ROAD.

After her sold out event last year celebrating the paperback release of ‘Rouge’, Mona Awad returns to Brighton with the massively anticipated ‘Bunny’ follow up, ‘We Love You, Bunny’.

About the Book

‘We Love You, Bunny’ – the book SO many of us have been waiting for. Samantha’s back and she’s written her first novel to critical acclaim. However, whilst on a stop in New England as part of her book tour, she encounters her old ‘frenemies’. Furious at how they’ve been portrayed in Samantha’s novel, they decide to take action and set the record straight. Every bit as dark, demented and hilarious as the original, ‘We Love You, Bunny’ has been described as both prequel & sequel, and an “unabashedly wild and totally complete standalone novel”.

About the Author

Mona Awad is a Canadian novelist and short story writer known for works of darkly comic fiction. Awad’s debut novel, 13 Ways of Looking at a Fat Girl, was shortlisted for the Giller Prize and received the Amazon.ca First Novel Award.

Please note, book & ticket option £23 includes a copy of ‘We Love You Bunny’ (rrp £16.99) available for collection on the night.

DOORS 6.30pm | EVENT 7.00pm

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White Wall Cinema: TEEN WOLF
2025-10-24 19:30 - 22:30
40TH ANNIVERSARY

Just over a month after Back to the Future smashed box office records, 1985’s hottest property, Michael J. Fox, returned to the big screen in this iconic ’80s teen comedy. In Teen Wolf, Fox plays Scott Howard—an average, unlucky-in-love teenager and hopeless high school basketball player—whose body starts going through some… unusual changes… it quickly becomes apparent that this is more than just an aggressive case of puberty. Discovering and revealing your identity as a werewolf is hard enough—but try doing it while trying to impress the popular girl and win the big game

Endlessly silly, proudly escapist, and unapologetically ’80s, this high school coming-of-age comedy leans fully into its joyously thin plot and delightfully hokey werewolf premise. Teen Wolf aims squarely for fun, but also flashes a sly satirical edge beneath its gloriously daft exterior. A spirited B-movie at heart, Teen Wolf was elevated to box office success thanks to its charming and talented lead. Made for just $4 million, the film grossed over $80 million, debuting at No. 2 at the box office—second only to (you guessed it) Back to the Future.​

While the 1980s delivered a slew of iconic teen films—from The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off to Fast Times at Ridgemont High and Say Anything— it was Teen Wolf that broke new ground by popularizing the supernatural high school teen. paving the way for the likes of The Lost Boys, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Twilight, Jennifer’s Body, and Warm Bodies. Not only that this irresistible premise, spawned a sequel—the brilliantly titled Teen Wolf Too, with Jason Bateman replacing Fox—an animated ’80s TV series, and a darker, a 2010s TV reboot (which even got its own movie). Teen Wolf has undoubtedly cemented its place in pop culture history and remains a deeply enjoyable, throwaway gem that howls(!) with nostalgia in every scene.

DOORS: 7.30pm*

START TIME: 8.10pm*

RUN TIME: 92 mins

CERT: PG (Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult).

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*Please note – doors open at 7.30pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 8.10pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

White Wall Cinema: WHITE NIGHTS
2025-10-26 18:00 - 22:30
40TH ANNIVERSARY

A totally unexpected approach to the cold war thriller, White Nights pirouettes into an entirely different category by utilising the electrifying pairing of Mikhail Baryshnikov and Gregory Hines—two of the greatest dancers of the 20th century, each with wildly different styles, lighting up the screen together in a film that fuses political tension with jaw-dropping artistry.

Whether you’re a fan of 80s pop culture, Cold War thrillers, or simply want to see two of the greatest performers of all time at the peak of their powers, join us as the nights begin to draw in—and, in fact, on the very day the clocks go back (so don’t forget to adjust your watch!)— to delve into this unexpected piece of 80s ephemera named after a Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) phenomenon: the ‘White Nights’—those magical, and somewhat eerie summer days when the sun never fully sets…

Celebrating its 40th anniversary, White Nights comes from director Taylor Hackford director of An Officer and a Gentleman, The Devil’s Advocate, Ray). This Cold War thriller follows Nikolai (Mikhail Baryshnikov), a world-famous Russian-American ballet dancer whose plane makes an emergency landing in Siberia. Recognised as a defector, he’s taken into custody by Soviet authorities and placed under house arrest.

While White Nights works as a enjoyably gripping 1980s Cold War thriller, what truly sets it apart is its remarkable pairing of two dance legends: Gregory Hines and Mikhail Baryshnikov. Their talents are showcased in White Nights to breathtaking effect, with choreography by the legendary Twyla Tharp. Every dance sequence is a visual and emotional feast—electrifying, athletic, and deeply expressive. White Nights is can’t miss Sunday evening treat.

DOORS,: 6pm*

START TIME: 6.40pm*

RUN TIME: 136 mins

CERT: 15 (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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*Please note – doors open at 6.00pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 6.40pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

White Wall Cinema: DON'T LOOK NOW + Q&A
2025-10-30 18:50 - 22:30
4K RESTORATION SCREENING

Widely regarded as one of the greatest British films of all time—even among a remarkable run that includes Performance (1970), Walkabout (1971), and The Man Who Fell to Earth (1976)—Nicolas Roeg’s Don’t Look Now is often considered his crowning achievement.

Adapted from a short story by Daphne du Maurier, the film stars screen legends Julie Christie (Darling, Doctor Zhivago, McCabe & Mrs. Miller) and Donald Sutherland (M*A*S*H*, Klute, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Ordinary People) as John and Laura Baxter, a couple grieving the recent death of their young daughter following a tragic accident. While in Venice, where John has been commissioned to restore one of the city’s churches, Laura encounters a pair of sisters who claim to have made contact with the couple’s deceased child. But it’s only when John begins seeing strange and unsettling visions in the city’s labyrinthine streets that he starts to question the boundary between the living and the dead.

Considered by some a psychological horror and by others a supernatural thriller, Don’t Look Now is, at its heart, a profound meditation on grief—and one of the most exquisitely crafted, relentlessly unsettling films in all of cinema. Presented here in a stunning 4K restoration, experience Roeg’s haunting masterpiece on the big screen and then stay with us after the film for a special Q&A to gain deeper insight the film’s production and enduring power.

This screening will be followed by an in-depth discussion with special guest author Justin John Doherty, who—following appearances at venues such as Cult Plex Manchester and BFI Southbank—will join us to discuss the film and his stunning new coffee table book, DON’T LOOK NOW AND THEN. Featuring hundreds of previously unpublished photographs and documents, the book offers a fresh and intimate glimpse into the making of Nicolas Roeg’s masterpiece.

​Following the film and Q&A, there will also be an opportunity to purchase a copy of Justin’s remarkable new book.

DOORS: 6.50pm*

START TIME: 7.20pm*

RUN TIME: 110 mins

CERT: 15 (under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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*Please note – doors open at 6.50pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.20pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

White Wall Cinema: CRIMSON PEAK
2025-10-31 18:30 - 21:15
EARLY EVENING HALLOWEEN SCREENING

GUILLERMO DEL TORO – 10TH ANNIVERSARY / 4K REMASTER

*Please note – doors open at 6.30pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 6.55pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

Guillermo del Toro — the visionary behind Pan’s Labyrinth, the Best Picture Oscar-winning The Shape of Water, the stunning recent Pinocchio animation, and Netflix’s upcoming $120 million Frankenstein — flexes his gothic-romance muscles in this often-overlooked yet gorgeously crafted modern classic, celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.

One of the most ornately designed gothic films ever made, Crimson Peak is a visual feast. Drawing on inspirations such as The Haunting, The Innocents & The Shining, Del Toro’s signature lavish production design and richly detailed aesthetic are on full display in this director-approved 4K transfer — a version that absolutely deserves to be experienced on the big screen. Within the film’s grand and hauntingly beautiful sets, flashes of grotesque horror and moments of genuine spookiness emerge, creating one of the most chilling and visually arresting pieces of cinema in recent memory.

Set in the 1880s, the story follows aspiring writer Edith Cushing (Mia Wasikowska), who is haunted by the ghostly memory of her mother. When she falls for the enigmatic Sir Thomas Sharpe (Tom Hiddleston), he whisks her away from Buffalo, New York, to his ancestral home, Allerdale Hall — a crumbling Gothic mansion built atop blood-red clay in the remote English countryside. But the decaying estate seems to possess a sinister life of its own. As Edith tries to adjust to her unsettling new home, she soon suspects that Thomas and his cold, mysterious sister, Lady Lucille Sharpe (Oscar winner Jessica Chastain), may be hiding dark and terrible secrets.​ A true masterpiece of decadent design and gothic storytelling, Crimson Peak is unmissable this Halloween.

Catch it in our special early evening screening — or make a night of it with a discounted joint ticket for our late-session showing of Dario Argento’s Deep Red, for a back-to-back Halloween double bill drenched in blood-red horror and scarlet-tinged spookiness.

DOORS: 6.30pm*

START TIME: 6.55pm*

RUN TIME: 119 mins

CERT: 15 (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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White Wall Cinema: DEEP RED
2025-10-31 21:35 - 2025-11-01 12:15
LATE EVENING HALLOWEEN SCREENING

DARIO ARGENTO – 50TH ANNIVERSARY / 4K RESTORATION

*Please note – doors open at 9.35pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 10.00pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

Dario Argento — the wonderfully deranged Italian horror maestro behind genre-defining classics like Suspiria, Tenebrae, and The Bird with the Crystal Plumage — brings us what many fans consider his greatest work, and the ultimate giallo film: Deep Red. Celebrating its 50th anniversary, this special late-evening screening on Halloween night

Late one evening, while wandering the streets of Rome, English jazz pianist Marcus Daly (David Hemmings — Blow-Up, Gladiator) witnesses a brutal axe murder through the window of a high-rise apartment. Rushing to the scene in an attempt to catch the killer, Marcus finds he’s already too late… or is he? What unfolds is a deliciously twisted mystery that draws both Marcus and eccentric journalist Gianna Brezzi (Daria Nicolodi) into a surreal web of murder, memory, and misdirection.

Deep Red is a hyper-stylised noir drenched in Argento’s signature aesthetic — with arguably the most dazzling cinematography of his entire career, all underscored by a pulsing, prog-rock soundtrack from his legendary collaborators, Goblin. Released at the height of Italy’s giallo craze — a movement defined by stylish, violent murder mysteries — Deep Red features some of the most inventive and shocking set-pieces in all of horror cinema. While Suspiria (made directly after this) may be Argento’s most famous film, Deep Red, presented here in a gorgeous new 4K restoration of it’s full length original cut, is widely considered his crowning achievement, where his cinematic trademarks are at their most refined and ferociously imaginative.

Join us for this terrifying late-night screening — or make a full night of it with a discounted joint ticket for our earlier showing of Guillermo del Toro’s Crimson Peak, for a Halloween double bill soaked in blood-red horror and lavish, scarlet-tinged spookiness.

DOORS: 9.35pm*

START TIME: 10pm*

RUN TIME: 127 mins

LANGUAGE: English + some Italian w/English Subtitles

CERT: 18

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Brighton Astro: The Quantum Universe
2025-11-06 19:00 - 21:30
Professor Stephen Wilkins from the University of Sussex

DOORS: 7.00pm

LECTURE: 7.30pm

Attendance is free, but we would be grateful if those of you who are able to could donate a few pounds to help cover the cost of hiring this event space. We will have a card reader and a money box you can drop your donations in on the night. We also have a bank account you can donate to electronically.

Quantum physics is the foundational theory that governs the behaviour of matter and energy at atomic and subatomic scales. Marking a century since its earliest breakthroughs, the United Nations has designated 2025 as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology. As part of these global celebrations, Prof. Wilkins will explore how quantum physics underpins our understanding of the cosmos, focusing on two powerful examples.

First, the energy that powers stars—including our Sun—comes from nuclear fusion. Classically, the temperatures inside stars are too low to overcome the repulsive forces between atomic nuclei. However, quantum tunnelling allows these nuclei to ‘leap’ through this energy barrier, making fusion—and therefore starlight—possible.

Second, the large-scale structure of the Universe—its galaxies, stars, and planets—can be traced back to tiny quantum fluctuations in the very early Universe. During the period of cosmic inflation, these quantum variations were stretched to astronomical scales, seeding the structures we observe today.

These examples highlight how quantum physics, though born from the study of the very small, plays a pivotal role in shaping the vastness of the Universe.

Stephen Wilkins is a Professor of Astronomy and Public Understanding of Science at the University of Sussex, located just outside Brighton. He earned his Master’s degree in Physics from the University of Durham and completed his PhD at the University of Cambridge. Following a research fellowship at the University of Oxford, Stephen joined the faculty at Sussex in 2013.

His research centres on understanding the formation and evolution of galaxies, with a particular focus on the earliest stages of cosmic history. To explore these questions, he combines observations from cutting-edge telescopes—including the James Webb and Hubble Space Telescopes—with advanced supercomputer simulations.

Beyond his academic work, Stephen is a passionate advocate for science communication. He has led three exhibits at the prestigious Royal Society Summer Science Exhibition and delivered dozens of public talks aimed at making the wonders of the Universe accessible to all.

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Stellar Firma - LIVE Doors from 6pm. Show 7pm
2025-11-07 18:00 - 21:30
Do you have what it takes?… NO!…NO YOU DON’T!… but could you?… PERHAPS!

In a “first-of-it’s-kind” tribunal-mandated training seminar, Trexel Geistman will show YOU how it’s done. Show how what’s done you ask? Well, he stopped responding to our emails but we assume that a crash course in planet design and shouting is very much on the cards. Also featuring what he described as the ‘lesser talents’ of David 7, Hartro Piltz and the ever-present glowing lens of I.M.O.G.E.N.

Expect laughter, insight, threats and potentially a small localised fire. You’d be a real Bathin to miss it!

This never-before-seen live event will be taking place in the main Stellar Firma Conference Thunderdome, also known as Wagner Hall, Regency Road, Brighton.

Run-time will be approximately 90 minutes in addition to a 20 minute interval.

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DOORS – 6.30pm | SHOW – 7.00pm

White Wall Cinema: ROBOT DREAMS
2025-11-11 19:00 - 22:30
*Please note – doors open at 7.00pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.30pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

With a thoroughly deserved 98% on Rotten Tomatoes, Pablo Berger’s Oscar-nominated Robot Dreams is, without a doubt, one of the most tender and touching films in recent memory. Unlike any animated film you’ve ever seen, its beautifully crafted, pop-coloured world and deceptively simple storytelling unfold into a masterful, gorgeously wistful tale of love, friendship, loss, and hope — one we truly can’t recommend enough for big screen viewing.

Set in 1980s Manhattan, the story follows Dog, a solitary figure navigating life in the big city. One day, after seeing a television advert, he orders and assembles a robotic companion. What follows is the blossoming of a beautiful friendship, as Dog introduces Robot to the wonders of New York. They become inseparable — until one fateful summer evening, a malfunction forces Dog to make an impossible decision. Will they ever find their way back to each other?

This bittersweet tragi-comedy is an ode to loneliness and the quiet resilience needed to overcome it. It’s a poetic meditation on connection, memory, and hope. Eschewing the usual tropes of exploring ‘evil AI’ or ironic humour that plague so many animated features, Robot Dreams offers instead a profoundly human story — one that earns its place among the most affecting pieces of cinema ever made.

At once achingly melancholic and radiantly hopeful, it’s a film that will stay with you long after the credits roll — and you’ll never hear Earth, Wind & Fire’s “September” the same way again.

DOORS 7pm*

SCREENING START TIME: 7.30pm*

FILM RUN TIME: 102mins

CERT: PG (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

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Café Scientifique: Plastic on the Menu
2025-11-12 19:00 - 21:30
What Hedgehogs Are Really Eating

With Emily Thrift, University of Sussex

DOORS 7PM | SPEAKER 7.30PM

Emily Thrift is a fourth-year PhD student at the University of Sussex. Her research focuses on the presence of microplastics in wild terrestrial animals and the wider environment. Emily completed an MSci in Zoology at the University of Sussex.

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So, what’s on the menu for hedgehogs these days? Alongside their natural prey of beetles, worms, and slugs, there may be an unexpected ingredient — plastic.

This talk uncovers how plastic pollution makes its way to a hedgehog’s stomach. While Emily’s work has focussed on hedgehogs, her findings reveal how widespread microplastic pollution has become and how it is entering the food chains of wild animals and possibly humans.

White Wall Cinema: SHOWGIRLS
2025-11-21 18:50 - 22:30
PAUL VERHOEVEN’S – 4K REMASTER – 30TH ANNIVERSARY

Let’s start here: Showgirls is, without question, the most fun you can possibly have in a cinema. But it’s also, let’s be honest, a masterpiece. Directed by the legendary Dutch provocateur Paul Verhoeven — the man behind RoboCop, Total Recall, Starship Troopers, Basic Instinct, and more recently Elle and Benedetta — Verhoeven is no stranger to both criticism and controversy..

Upon its 1995 release, Showgirls was almost universally panned by critics, dismissed as vulgar, exploitative, and downright terrible. But once the (frankly puritanical) outrage subsided, something fascinating happened: audiences started to reappraise it. What began as mockery evolved into cult worship. Viewers and critics alike began to suspect what, in hindsight, seems obvious given Verhoeven’s career — Showgirls isn’t just a really bad movie; it’s a really bad movie on purpose.

Beneath its camp excess — the wooden dialogue, cringe-inducing performances, and spectacularly unsexy sex scenes — lies a razor-sharp satire of the American psyche. Just as RoboCop skewered corporate greed and automation, and Starship Troopers lampooned the U.S. military-industrial complex and it’s imperialist desires, Showgirls turns its glittering knives on America’s obsession with commodification, objectification, and that ever-elusive ideal: the American Dream — which, of course, is simply to be rich.

A true, (deliberate) “disasterpiece” from one of cinema’s great satirists, Showgirls is both an unhinged, wildly enjoyable ride and a biting critique of American ambition. It’s a film that has to be seen to be believed — and even then, you might not quite believe it. Dismiss it as shallow trash at your peril. Showgirls is as adventurous, invigorating, important, and outrageously entertaining as American cinema gets — and as honest about America as any film ever made.

DOORS: 6.50pm*

START TIME: 7.20pm*

RUN TIME: 131 mins

CERT: 18

*Please note – doors open at 6.50pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.20pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

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White Wall Cinema: CASQUE D'OR
2025-11-25 19:00 - 22:30
JACQUES BECKER’S 4K REMASTER

Undoubtedly one of the greatest films in all of French cinema — and boasting a perfect 100% score on Rotten Tomatoes — Casque d’Or stands as a cornerstone of the work of the great French filmmaker Jacques Becker.

The celebrated wave of American cinema now known as New Hollywood — Bonnie and Clyde, The Graduate, and so many others that reshaped modern filmmaking — was itself inspired by the French New Wave and figures like Jean-Luc Godard, Agnès Varda, and Jacques Demy. But where did they find their inspiration? Becker, belonging to the generation before them, was perhaps the director the New Wave revered most deeply. François Truffaut in particular held Becker’s work — and Casque d’Or above all — in the highest regard, and with good reason.

Set during La Belle Époque and loosely based on a true story, Casque d’Or follows Marie (Simone Signoret), a Parisian prostitute and gangster’s moll, who falls in love with Manda (Serge Reggiani), a reformed criminal trying to start anew. Their passion, however, soon draws them into a violent clash with Marie’s former lover and his dangerous underworld syndicate.

A loving recreation of its period, the film combines lyrical beauty with emotional depth and features wonderfully nuanced performances — most notably from Simone Signoret, whose radiant and defiant portrayal of Marie became so iconic that it even graced a French postage stamp. Casque d’Or remains one of cinema’s greatest tragic love stories and a landmark achievement from one of France’s finest directors at the height of his powers.

As François Truffaut wrote:

“Casque d’Or, sometimes funny, sometimes tragic, finally proves that by a refined use of a shift in tone, one can surpass parody, look upon a picturesque and bloody past, and resurrect it with tenderness and violence.”

DOORS: 7pm*

START TIME: 7.30pm*

RUN TIME: 98 mins

LANGUAGE: French w/ English Subtitles

CERT: 12A (Under 16s must be accompanied by an adult)

*Please note – doors open at 7.00pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.30pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

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AndAlso: An Autumn Celebration
2025-11-28 19:00 - 22:30
DOORS: 7.00pm*

START TIME: 7.30pm*

AGE: Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult – please see the guidance notes below.

Pricing & Concessions

We’ve updated our ticketing to make things simpler and more accessible. Concessions are now available via a discount code, offering 30% off the standard price. Just pop the Concessions discount code: IMPROV30 in on the booking page.

Age Guidance

Our improv shows are recommended for ages 16 and over, as some content may include mature themes or language.

Audience members under 16 are welcome at the discretion of their parent or guardian, provided they are comfortable with the nature of improvised comedy.

This autumn, for one night only, we’re taking over Wagner Hall and filling it with the improv we love. The AndAlso Autumn Celebration is our chance to bring the whole community together: students, teachers, friends, and a couple of very special guests. Let us do some make-em-ups for you.

Expect a night of Brighton’s best improvisation, including:

Our Talent Development team

The AndAlso teachers

Ten Thousand Million (Heather and Jules)

Plus some surprises to come

The AndAlso community is bigger than ever, and there’s so much to come in 2026, so come celebrate with us.

This is our biggest show yet, and it won’t be the same without you. Tickets are limited and go on sale 10am on Monday 6th October.

We’ll see you there.

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*Please note – doors open at 7.00pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.30pm. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

White Wall Cinema: THE GOONIES
2025-11-29 18:30 - 22:30
40TH ANNIVERSARY – 4K REMASTER

One of the most beloved films of the 1980s, The Goonies is a wildly fun kids’ classic from Superman and Lethal Weapon director Richard Donner. Blending the sassy, the hip, the innocent, and the wild, the film features an all-star cast of young ’80s talent including Sean Astin (The Lord of the Rings, Stranger Things), Josh Brolin (Weapons, No Country for Old Men, Dune), Corey Feldman (The Lost Boys, Stand By Me), Martha Plimpton (The Mosquito Coast, Parenthood), and Ke Huy Quan (Indiana Jones, Everything Everywhere All At Once)

As a group of West Coast kids spend their final days together before their homes are bulldozed to make way for a country club and golf course, they stumble upon an ancient treasure map. Determined to save their neighbourhood, they embark on a swashbuckling adventure that leads them deep into a dangerous underground cavern — with the local crime family, The Fratellis (played by Anne Ramsey – Throw Momma from the Train, Robert Davi – Die Hard, and Joe Pantoliano – The Matrix, The Sopranos, Bound) — hot on their trail.

Few films have become such enduring icons of pop culture as The Goonies and its unforgettable characters — Chunk, Data, Sloth, and Mama Fratelli and with such iconic instantly recognisable 80s moments like “The Truffle Shuffle” and “Hey, you guys!” With a story by Steven Spielberg and a script by Chris Columbus (Home Alone, Mrs. Doubtfire, Harry Potter), this riotous kids’ adventure — with its perfect blend of 1980s innocence and attitude — remains as dynamic as ever in this stunning 4K restoration.

Join us for this special 40th Anniversary screening — the grand finale of the It Is Still 1985 Movie Club for the year!

DOORS: 6.30pm*

START TIME: 7pm*

RUN TIME: 114 mins

CERT: 12A (Under 16’s must be accompanied by an adult).

*Please note – doors open at 6.30pm, Please try to allow extra time to get seated prior to the performance start time of 7.00pm. There will usually be no admittance from 20 minutes after the films stated start time. No hot food or alcohol from outside the premises is allowed. All alcoholic drinks consumed on the premises must be purchased from the bar as per the conditions of the venue’s licence

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