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Coronavirus update - June 2021
We are now showing films on a weekly basis, mostly on Sunday nights, but occasional family films on Saturday
afternoons. Tickets are now on sale at Congleton Information Centre, 01260
271095. Socially distanced seating means that we will be limited to around 100 seats. Book early to avoid disappointment.
We will be unable to put in a second showing if this one is sold out.
We will add events here when they are announced.
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If there are still any outstanding refunds from shows for this year, please contact your ticket seller
(TicketSource or Congleton Information Centre) to arrange a refund.
Unfortunately, due to contractual issues, we have had to cancel this film. It has been replaced by "My New York Year".
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In 90s New York City, recent grad and aspiring writer Joanna (Margaret Qualley) lands a job as assistant to J.D. Salinger’s literary agent Margaret (Sigourney Weaver). While responding to Salinger’s fanmail, she becomes reluctant to send the agency’s generic letter, and begins personalising each response. Joanna, in adopting the great writer’s voice, soon begins to discover her own.
Watch this space, or subscribe to our mailing list here for updates.
All tickets £5. Tickets for films are sold exclusively though Congleton Information Centre, in the front of the Town Hall, High Street, Congleton. Please apply in person, or over the phone on 01260 271095.The event appears on Ticketsource only to let our patrons know about the event, but tickets are not available on-line.
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mild comic violence, very mild threat, rude humour
Thomas and Bea are now married and living with Peter and his rabbit family. Bored of life in the garden, Peter goes to the big city, where he meets a gang of criminal animals who are plotting a heist. He ends up creating chaos for the whole family.
NB This is a socially distanced performance. Numbers are strictly limited, and only patrons must sit in their allocated seats to maintain distancing. Available seats are in blocks of 2, 3 or 4. If you want more seats, then they will not be adjacent, although we will do our best to put you close together.
Book early to avoid disappointment.
We will be putting on more family friendly matinees when restrictions allow.
Watch this space, or subscribe to our mailing list here for updates.
All tickets £5. Tickets for films are sold exclusively though Congleton Visitor information Centre, in the front of the Town Hall, High Street, Congleton. Please apply in person, or over the phone on 01260 271095.The event appears on Ticketsource only to let our patrons know about the event, but tickets are not available on-line.
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Daneside Theatre is an independent theatre with a charitable status that aims to provide a venue for the community that all ages can benefit from.
The 300-seat theatre is located just on the edge of the town centre just off the Mountbatten Way, the dual carriageway that runs through the town. It is the home of various amateur groups as well as being available to hire for shows and business events. The original theatre built in the 1980s was extended in 2000 to add rehearsal rooms, scenery store and provides better access and facilities for all theatre users.
These facilities enable shows of all types to be staged, from plays to musicals, films to dance shows, pantomimes to concerts. So we aim to have something to suit all tastes during our season.
For further details of our shows this current season see the What’s On section.
For online tickets, click on the big ticket:
Over the next two years we will be embarking on an exciting project to improve the foyer area of the theatre, and small improvements to the auditorium and back stage areas.
If you think that you could help us with our fund-raising activities, please get in touch
Please support the theatre in our goal to maintain and improve the theatre. We have no central funding and are supported by the societies that use the theatre, and by you, our audiences.