Chapel

Family Fun
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The People’s Theatre Company presents
How the Koala Learnt to Hug
AGE
3+
92
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Brighton Rock (1947)
Films
PG
Tuesday 29 March | 2.30pm | £8
Friday 22 January | 11am | £4
(£3 Square Chapel ‘Friends’ Membership)
Koalas are the cuddliest critters but just how did the koala learn to hug?
That’s the question our magical Australian storyteller means to answer as
he tries to get his daughter and the children in the audience to finally give
their parents a well-deserved hug. Will he succeed? Join us and our terrific
outback cast for this warm and wonderful story about picnics, bubbles
and the magic of family. Based on the bestselling book by Steven Lee this
charming family musical is suitable for children aged 3+.
As an extra treat, author Steven Lee will be available to sign copies of How
the Koala Learnt to Hug which will be on sale after the show.
“A perfect introduction to theatre for children, full of audience
participation and feel-good factor.”
Sheffield Star
Films
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In 1940s Brighton, the vicious criminal Pinkie Brown
(the late great Richard Attenborough) is the leader
of his small-time gang. After Brown murders a rival,
he finds an alibi through a waitress, Rose (Carol
Marsh), whom he promises to marry in return for her
corroboration. Despite the police ruling it a suicide, Ida
Arnold (Hermione Baddeley), a woman who was with
Brown’s victim before the murder, continues with her
own investigation. Meanwhile, Brown is rapidly losing his
grip on the situation. Based on Graham Greene’s novel
and screenplay, you can see this classic black and white
gangster film back on the big screen this winter.
“A rediscovered classic! A Noir masterpiece.”
The Newark- Star Ledger
45 Years (2015)
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Under Milk Wood (2015)
Friday 8 January | 11am | £4
(£3 Square Chapel ‘Friends’ Membership)
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Along the Welsh coast lies a seaside town where you
can find eccentric residents like Captain Cat (Rhys
Ifans), a seafaring man who is losing his sight; the
sexy Rosie Probert (Charlotte Church); and Mr. Waldo,
a jack-of-all-trades who is full of regret. Rediscover
the magic of Dylan Thomas with this version adapted
for the big screen full of loveable, laughable and
unforgettable characters.
Tangerines (2015)
Friday 15 January | 11am | £4
(£3 Square Chapel ‘Friends’ Membership)
Ivo, an Estonian man stayed behind during the war
in Georgia in 1990 - a land ravaged by conflict - to
harvest his crops of tangerines. In a bloody war at his
door, a wounded solider is left behind, and Ivo is forced
to take him in. Can these two enemies live under one
roof? Watch this powerful and poignant story unfold on
the big screen with this Golden Globe nominee for best
foreign language film.
“Engaging, intelligent anti-war storytelling.”
The Guardian
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Friday 29 January | 11am | £4
(£3 Square Chapel ‘Friends’ Membership)
In the week leading up to their 45th wedding
anniversary, a couple receive an unexpected letter
which contains potentially life changing news - turning
an apparently everyday story of a marriage in quiet
crisis into something rather extraordinary. Is there such
a thing as a ‘good and happy’ marriage? Can secrets
and desire tear that marriage apart and can we ever
really know someone and what they are thinking? Full
of emotion and triumph and starring award winners
Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay, see this critically
acclaimed film (tipped for an Oscar) at Square Chapel.
“A moving and absorbing drama...wonderfully
acted.” Peter Bradshaw - The Guardian
Time Out
The Telegraph
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