Thanks to everyone who has come out for our re-opening week. It's been amazing! We've had wonderful cooperation from all our customers and everyone really understands what COVID-19 safety and compliance is all about. Let's keep up the great work!
On our re-opening night, Playhouse manager Jacob Tutt was interviewed by the long-running CBC Radio program, AS IT HAPPENS. Take a listen to the interview here [1] (Jacob's interview starts at the 10-minute mark on the player.)
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Westerns are meant to be seen on the biggest screen possible, so don't miss this chance to see First Cow, playing for four shows only. The Washington Post says, "We might go into a Kelly Reichardt movie thinking we'll be told a story, but we emerge with our consciousness subtly and radically altered." Watch the trailer [3] for First Cow and if you're like us, you'll be getting your tickets ASAP.
July 31-Aug 3. Summerland is a heart-warmer set in England during World War II. Academic researcher Alice Lamb (Gemma Arterton) lives alone in a cottage by the sea, a broken-hearted workaholic since losing the love of her life. When she is forced to take in young Frank (Lucas Bond), an evacuee from London, she soon discovers that there’s more to life than science. 4 shows only! Get tickets now! [4]
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If we say "Boy Howdy!" and you see a Robert Crumb-animated beer bottle, then you know Creem magazine. It was wildly irreverent, funny and embodied the true spirit of rock 'n' roll rebellion. Music fans won't want to miss the new documentary that goes behind the scenes of this legendary rag. Two shows only: Aug 1 & 4