Better Man looks at the rise, fall and resurrection of one of the UK’s bestselling artists of all time – Robbie Williams.
Director Michael Gracey (The Greatest Showman) explores the incredible highs and lows of celebrity and the journey to stardom, inspired by Williams’ life and how he sees himself. The fantastical musical will be filled with reimagined versions of Williams’ musical hits and iconic performances, with spectacular set pieces and stunning visual effects created by the Academy Award® winning team at Weta FX.
Movie Monday Lunch Club
Join us after our Movie Monday screenings for a light lunch including a jacket potato, soup or sandwich, plus crisps, cake, and your choice of tea, coffee or juice for only £9.
You can book your lunch at the same time as booking your cinema tickets online, in person, or via the Box Office. Lunch will be served immediately after the film ends.
Already purchased your tickets? Don’t worry, you can book your lunch here.
TICKET PRICES
- Standard from £10.00
- Senior from £9.00
- Student from £8.00
- Movie Monday from £5.00
- Event Cinema from £15.50
MOVIE MONDAYS
Join us on select Mondays at 11:00 and enjoy £5 tickets with a complimentary hot drink and biscuit. To see which films are eligible, call us on 01823 283244 (Monday – Friday, 10:00 – 16:00) or pick up a leaflet from the Box Office.
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