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Biggar Little Cinema |
Dear Member We have had such a strong response for tickets to our next film, The King's Speech, that we will be showing it on two evenings, Friday 27th May and Saturday 28th May. Both performances will be at 7.30pm in The Corn Exchange. Members are asked to come to the Saturday evening performance, as per your membership cards. This will enable us to make the Friday evening a 'ticket only' showing, and will allow us to sell the greatest number of tickets to the general public, and hence raise the maximum amount for charity. Admission for non-members is £6, with tickets available from Brydens Newsagents and at the door, subject to availabilty. Please help us by spreading the word to non-members ensure a full house on the Friday evening! |
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Starring Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush and winner of four Oscars, The King's Speech stands to be the most successful British film of all time.
The film charts the lifelong struggle of King George VI, played by Colin Firth, to defeat his stammer, and how a speech therapist, Lionel Logue, played by Geoffrey Rush, helped the King overcome his impediment and find his public speaking voice.
It was directed in 2010 by Tom Hooper, who also directed The Damned United in 2009, together with a string of TV series, among them Elizabeth I, Prime Suspect, Love in a Cold Climate and Cold Feet.
You may read more about the film and play the trailer by clicking here.
Membership for our 2011/12 Season
We anticipate commencing our 2011/12 Season in October, and membership details will be available once the season's programme has been finalised. We do hope that you will continue to be a member when we re-start in the Autumn.
If you have any further questions or comments regarding your movie-going experience at Biggar Little Cinema, please don't hesitate to contact
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Tom Matthews on 01899 220783 or |
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Stewart Houston on 01899 220418 or |
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Brian Curle on 01968 682294 or |
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email: secretary@biggarlittlecinema.org.uk |
Thank you again for your support!
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