Digital Cinema

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“Hollywood in Hadleigh”

Our Digital Cinema shows modern blockbusters and classic movies as soon as they are released on DVD.   Film shows are on the fourth Friday of every month at 7.30 pm  (unless otherwise stated).  The price is now £4.50 on the door (£2.50 for accompanied children when appropriate).  Four cinema tickets may be purchased for £18

We are also excited to announce that we are starting a new form of entertainment: live streaming from the National Theatre.  This will be ticketed at £14 by cash or card at the door, or advance online at Ticketsource (-search for Ansell Centre).  These showings will be on Sunday afternoons at 2.30 pm

We normally show subtitles to assist those with hearing loss, but there is also a hearing loop, so please bring your hearing aid to benefit from this.  

Tea, coffee, biscuits and choc ices are sold during a short interval at cinema showings; there is also a bar for the National Theatre showings.

Details of the upcoming events are shown in the Digital Cinema Events list in the right hand margin.

For further information:                                                                                                             Jan on 01473 823413 or email  janetmdicks@gmail.com                                                        Ian Grutchfield: 07951 954304   iangrutchfield@gmail.com   (for NTL events)                                                    Ruth Rowland: 01473 823045

Film Ratings:

U Universal. Suitable for all.

PG Parental Guidance.  Can be viewed by all ages with or without an adult, but some scenes may be unsuitable for young children.  Please note that only children accompanied by an adult are admitted to Hollywood in Hadleigh. 

12A This rating is given to films that are best suited to those aged 12 or older. However, people younger than 12 may see a 12A so long as they are accompanied by an adult.

15 Only persons aged 15 or over may view a 15 film at the cinema. This is because it may contain strong language, scenes of a sexual nature, nudity, drug taking or violence. 

Thanks to:

  • a kind gift left to us by John Rose, one of our previous committee members;
  • generous donations given by the East of England Co-op and the Stand Up for Suffolk Grant Making Programme through Suffolk Community Foundation. With these grants we have been able to upgrade our deteriorating cinema equipment, for which we are all grateful!