Prince Charles Cinema
The Prince Charles Cinema stands proud on 7 Leicester Place, London WC2, in place of its earlier avatar known as the West End theatre. With almost ten different films released per week and ticket rates starting as low as £1.50, the avid film-goers can enjoy an unlimited number of classic, art house, classic, cult and Hollywood films. The popular Sing-a-long-a show of the evergreen musical hit The Sound of Music is being held at the Prince Charles Cinema for the past five years. The latest addition is the Sing-a-long-a Hairspray show. The Rocky Horror Picture Show, a regular fare at the cinema, is a regular crowd puller.
The Prince Charles Cinema holds film premieres, special previews and invites celebrities and the movie's cast and crew for special screenings.
Rechristened as the Prince Charles Cinema in 1991 and renovated in the year 2000, it boasts of a new snazzy auditorium with 472 new seats. The double lovers’ chairs, recently reinstated, in the last row is reminiscent of its olden days as West End Theatre, when 'lovers' frequented the cinema to view the adult movies. From the earlier days of ill-repute to its present illustrious status, the Prince Charles Cinema has evolved into a perfect place for a conglomeration of art, music, drama and films. The new Kill Bill Bar offers a wide variety of beverages to its patrons.
The repertoire of varied fare, the retro chic ambience and the eclectic mix of patrons has bestowed a cult status on the Prince Charles Cinema. Annual memberships entitles one to discounts on movie tickets and drinks at the licensed bar.
For a complete update on what's happening at the Prince Charles Cinema and to book tickets online, log onto their official website or call 0870 8112559 for show details.
Visiting The Prince Charles Cinema:
Address: 7 Leicester Place off Leicester Square, Westminster, London, WC2H 7BP
Telephone: 0870 8112559
Nearest Underground Stations:
Leicester Square Tube (2 minutes)
Piccadilly Circus Tube (4 minutes)
For more information on Prince Charles Cinema, please visit :
www.princecharlescinema.com
What's on at Prince Charles Cinema, London:
Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music
Fri, 25th Apr 2008 - Fri, 19th Dec 2008 (alternative dates)
For all you music lovers, the Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music show based on the famous Julie Andrews movie, is a must-enjoy show at the Prince Charles Cinema, London.
The Prince Charles Cinema holds film premieres, special previews and invites celebrities and the movie's cast and crew for special screenings.
Rechristened as the Prince Charles Cinema in 1991 and renovated in the year 2000, it boasts of a new snazzy auditorium with 472 new seats. The double lovers’ chairs, recently reinstated, in the last row is reminiscent of its olden days as West End Theatre, when 'lovers' frequented the cinema to view the adult movies. From the earlier days of ill-repute to its present illustrious status, the Prince Charles Cinema has evolved into a perfect place for a conglomeration of art, music, drama and films. The new Kill Bill Bar offers a wide variety of beverages to its patrons.
The repertoire of varied fare, the retro chic ambience and the eclectic mix of patrons has bestowed a cult status on the Prince Charles Cinema. Annual memberships entitles one to discounts on movie tickets and drinks at the licensed bar.
For a complete update on what's happening at the Prince Charles Cinema and to book tickets online, log onto their official website or call 0870 8112559 for show details.
Visiting The Prince Charles Cinema:
Address: 7 Leicester Place off Leicester Square, Westminster, London, WC2H 7BP
Telephone: 0870 8112559
Nearest Underground Stations:
Leicester Square Tube (2 minutes)
Piccadilly Circus Tube (4 minutes)
For more information on Prince Charles Cinema, please visit :
www.princecharlescinema.com
What's on at Prince Charles Cinema, London:
Sing-a-long-a Sound of Music
Fri, 25th Apr 2008 - Fri, 19th Dec 2008 (alternative dates)
For all you music lovers, the Sing-a-Long-a Sound of Music show based on the famous Julie Andrews movie, is a must-enjoy show at the Prince Charles Cinema, London.
