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Box Office opens 45 minutes before the first show of the day. Please arrive early to your show to give yourself time to find a seat.
Opening this weekend at the Playhouse is the highly-acclaimed drama, Ordinary Love, starring Liam Neeson and the wonderful Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread). "The film’s strength lies in the performances—two fine actors elevating their roles from the touchingly mundane to the suddenly momentous" - Wall Street Journal.
School is out! Which means starting on Monday we are offering $5 afternoon films for the whole family!... (or anyone else who loves these films) On-tap is Jumanji: The Next Level and classic family films like Back to the Future and E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial. Grab advance tickets online as well so you and your family can plan ahead!
Advance tickets are selling fast to see CatVideo Fest 2020, kicking off on Sunday in support of the Hamilton / Burlington SPCA! The best cat videos on the big screen, all for a good cause! Art lovers (or if you just need a hit of beautiful gardens on the big screen) we've got two Exhibition on Screen films coming for you this week, including The Artist’s Garden: American Impressionism and Painting the Modern Garden: From Monet to Matisse. Limited screenings, only in cinemas!
The Oscar-winning film 1917 comes to the Playhouse this weekend, plus National Theatre Live returns with two very-special weekend screenings of Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream. Later next week, we've got a date-night screening of the cult-classic musical Moulin Rouge! Plus the timely #metoo film, The Assistant screens for two shows only, March 19-20.
Special Event: On April 25th... "oh, hai Mark!" Join Greg Sestero LIVE for a special screening of THE ROOM. Live script readings, Q&A, plus, meet n' greet. Tickets on sale now! [2]
Finally, a note about COVID 19. The health of our community and customers is first and foremost in our mind. Be assured that we, along with our staff and cleaners, have increased regular disinfecting of high-touch areas in the cinemas. We have posted constant reminders and continue to train our staff in hygiene best-practices, including frequent and effective hand-washing and staying home if feeling ill. We deeply appreciate our loyal patrons, but we ask if you are experiencing coronavirus symptoms, you should stay home and contact Ontario Telehealth [3]. The chances of contracting the coronavirus remains low in Ontario. We will do our part to keep it that way.