Sunday, 2 October 2016

Brighouse Cinema 20 October and Brighouse Festival 22 - 30 October

The latest Brighouse Cinema presents newsletter includes details about a showing of Florence Foster Jenkins and Brighouse Literature Festival 2016:

Brighouse Cinema News

Brighouse Cinema presents Florence Foster Jenkins

Stars Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant.

In the 1940s, New York socialite Florence Foster Jenkins (Meryl Streep) dreams of becoming a great opera singer. Unfortunately, her ambition far exceeds her talent. The voice Florence hears in her head is beautiful, but to everyone else it is quite lousy. Her husband St. Clair goes to extreme lengths to make sure his wife never finds out how awful she truly is. When Florence announces her plans for a concert at Carnegie Hall, St. Clair soon realizes that he's facing his greatest challenge yet.

“…Meryl Streep and Hugh Grant are on top form as the ‘diva of din’ and her dutiful manager in an enjoyable biopic from Stephen Frears….” See a trailer here (please press the refresh button in your browser to ensure the latest update is displayed)

Thursday 20th October 7.30pm. Tickets from Harrison Lord and Ryecorn Wholefoods, online at the Brighouse Cinema website and on the door. Meal deal tickets are also available see website for details.

EXCITING NEWS - The Brighouse Festival has been greatly expanded, with over 50 events between October 22nd and 30th. See below for more details

The Brighouse Festival features over 50 great events including concerts by Roger Davies with the Drighlington Brass Band, the cast of the West End musical Summer Afternoon (the music of the Kinks), the No.1 Queen tribute band, theatre from Red Ladder Company and many others, comedy stars form the TV and the Edinburgh Fringe, classical music, literature, children's entertainment, talks and much much more!

The Brighouse Cinema will be fully supporting the Festival with a unique opportunity to see locally made, award winning cinema from Altruism Films, a Hitchcock film season (October 26th to 28th) and children's films celebrating the 100th anniversary of Roald Dahl's birth. More details here