Tickets: Where to buy
All Tickets are £4.50 (Members £3.50) and are available to buy here (scroll down!) or in person from the following venues
Harpenden Public Halls (Our venue), Southdown Road.
Mon-Fri, 9am-1pm
01582 767 525
W.H.Smith, 29 High Street, Harpenden.
There may also be tickets available on the door but due to high demand, and to help us plan for the evening, we recommend buying in advance.
Our Spring 2012 Programme and ticket sales
All screenings start at 8pm, except our matinee, which starts at 3 pm on Saturday 25th February.
When paying by Paypal, you will be sent an e-ticket to the email address you provide during purchase, which you should print out and bring on the night. Please let us know if you have any problems printing out your tickets. If you purchase close to the date of screening and your e-ticket has not arrived by the date of screening, please bring your Paypal payment confirmation with you.
Please note that membership details will be checked against tickets at the screening - only one discounted ticket per membership.
Sat 25th February 3pm
Mary Poppins
1964 139 mins UK certificate U
A loveable nanny soars out of the skies and into the hearts of everyone she encounters. Toting a carpetbag full of magical adventures, Mary and her fun-loving sidekick Bert deliver endless joy and surprises to a troubled family.
Packed with unforgettable sequences, adorable cartoon characters and timeless songs, it’s quite simply supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
Director: Robert Stevenson
Stars: Julie Andrews and Dick Van Dyke
| Members £3.50 | Non-members £4.50 | Under 16s £ 2.00 |
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Thur 8th March 8pm
Bridesmaids
2011 125 mins UK certificate 15
A loser singleton is asked by lifelong pal to be maid of honour at her upcoming wedding, so musters a motley crew of bridesmaids.
A gem-like cluster of comedic actresses spike the whole thing with outrageous humour. A sharply written, game-changing comedy, it delivers more laughs than any movie released this year, but also, the longer it goes on, develops into a surprisingly poignant evocation of self-scuppering loneliness.
“Hilarious and heartfelt.”
Director: Paul Feig
Stars: Kristen Wiig, Rose Byrne, and Maya Rudoplh
| Members £3.50 | Non-members £4.50 |
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Weds 21st March 8pm
Oranges and Sunshine
2010 105 mins UK certificate 15
A heartfelt and inspiring film about a remarkable woman (superbly played by Emily Watson) who exposes the scandal of the mass deportation of British children to Australia.
The film is an intense journey from the discovery of injustice and suffering to a cathartic resolution and fulfilment that will linger in the memory for a long time.
“An illuminating true-life drama” - The Guardian
Director: Jim Loach
Stars: Hugo Weaving, Emily Watson and David Wenham
| Members £3.50 | Non-members £4.50 |
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