FILM SCREENINGS
For listings of the whole season you can download a pdf of the current brochure HERE. This file has a size of 9Mb.
For a quick reference diary of the season please click HERE. This file has a size of 50Kb.
For further classification information, please click on the highlighted age category next to the film title.
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GOOD NEWS FOR PEOPLE WITH VISUAL OR HEARING IMPAIRMENTS!
With our new digital DTS sound system, jointly funded by the UK Film Council and the Friends of Strode Theatre, we are delighted to be able to present screenings of certain films with audio description for blind or partially sighted patrons and subtitling of English language films for patrons with hearing impairments. Look out for "DTS A/D" next to the relevant film title and "S/T" (subtitled) next to the screening time on this page. Please contact the Box Office or click HERE for further details.
AUSTRALIA (12A)
DTS A/D
Tuesday 28th April 7:30pm
CLOSE TO SELL-OUT!
Baz Luhrmann’s visually stunning epic AUSTRALIA (12A) returns to Strode Theatre in Street on Tuesday 28th April at 7.30pm, after screenings sold out in the last season. Nicole Kidman plays an English aristocrat who arrives to take over her murdered husband’s Australian ranch around the outbreak of the Second World War. She has to rely heavily on the experience of the resident drover (Hugh Jackman) to have any chance of getting her cattle to market on the coast, but the rough-hewn workman is the polar opposite to her refined manners, and their relationship is a rocky one. The dangers of the road, however, soon bring them together in unexpected ways…
For reviews please go to IMDB.
MILK (15)
DTS A/D
Tuesday 5th May 7:30pm
Best Actor Oscar winner
Sean Penn gives a stunning
performance in this moving
biopic of Harvey Milk, the first
openly gay elected official in the USA. His career, from closeted New
York office worker to the foremost advocate of gay rights in late 70s
San Francisco, before being assassinated by an unhinged colleague,
makes for a fascinating story of courage and determination that stood
out even in a time of great social change.
“…an astute chronicle of
big-city politics and the portrait of a warrior whose passion was
equalled by his generosity and good humor.” New York Times.
For reviews please go to IMDB.
Illustrated Talk
DAVID ROSE:
My Journey Together
Saturday 16th May 7:30pm
Television and film producer/director David Rose presents his own retrospective, keeping the screen constantly alive with excerpts from rare 50’s television drama – BBC’s 60’s Z Cars and 70’s Play for Today through to Channel Four’s Film on Four in the 80’s.
For a biography of David Rose please go to BFI Screen Online.
Tickets
£6, concessions £5, students FREE.
Booking Tickets
Unless otherwise indicated, the price for film tickets is £6, full concessions £5.
Concessions apply to anyone aged 60+, people in receipt of state benefits, children and students in full-time education.
Seats can be reserved for three days before confirmation is required.
Please advise box office staff of
any specific seating requirements and entitlement to concessions when you make your booking.
It is advisable to check for ticket availability in advance to avoid disappointment.
For our full booking conditions and further information on facilities for people with disabilities, please contact the box office on 01458 442846, or consult the Theatre programme brochure, also available as a download here:
