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    London’s REGENT STREET CINEMA Sets Reopening Date For June 25

    Neil VaggBy Neil VaggJune 12, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Regent Street Cinema, an independent cinema in the heart of London, announces a 25th of June reopening with reduced ticket pricing all summer; from 25th of June to 1st of September. The reopening marks a new chapter for the UK’s oldest cinema which, under a new leadership team, has fresh programme strategies, membership packages and an inclusive focus for the films screening in its historic auditorium.

    Supported by the BFI and Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Support Culture (DCMS) Culture Recovery Fund, Regent Street Cinema is offering both returning and new audiences £2 off all ticket prices until 1 September. Not only that, but the cinema is launching the ‘NHS Heroes Ticket Offer’ which allows all NHS staff to benefit from a reduced ticket price of £8 for any film, at any time, until 1 September.

    The cinema, which sits within the cultural hub of central London, just a two-minute walk North of Oxford Circus, is home to a diverse slate that prides itself in showcasing new voices and important stories, from all walks of life. This includes independent and studio films, adaptations, originals, remakes, Q&A screenings and event cinema. 

    With the cinema screening the first ever moving picture back in 1896, to becoming the go-to cinema for audiences to watch new releases in 4K or 35MM, Regent Street Cinema is always looking for ways to innovative their approach and bring the best experience possible for audiences. 

    This approach includes a new leadership team who have formulated a new programming strategy, new membership packages and an inclusive focus for the films screening in its historic auditorium.

    Speaking of the reopening, Content Manager Sophie Doherty says “audiences have flocked back to UK cinemas with confidence & gusto, and we cannot wait to join the party.”

    “We are delighted to be able to offer such a strong & diverse opening line-up, from the rebellious but uplifting New-York-latin vibe of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s IN THE HEIGHTS, to the heartbreaking celebration of love and loss in SUPERNOVA, where Colin Firth and Stanley Tucci simply astonish with their touching performances. Leave the hub-bub of Oxford Circus & Regent Street behind as you walk through our doors, soak up the air conditioning, grab a drink, settle into your safeguarded seat, and immerse yourself in the incredible stories on our big screen.“

    For further information and booking head to the Regent Street Cinema website.


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