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NTL Encore: Leopoldstadt
£10.00
Written by Tom Stoppard (Shakespeare In Love, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead) inspired by his own family history. An epic family drama telling the story...
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Death Cafe (Online)
Free
Join us for the final Death Café of the year. An inclusive, nurturing and confidential space where you can share openly on this subject which is on our minds...
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Film Screening: Rebel Dykes
Pay what you can: £8/£6
A rabble-rousing documentary set in 1980s post-punk London, UK. The unheard story of powerful women who met doing art, music, politics and sex, and how they...
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Byre Film Club: The Father
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Winner of two Academy Awards, including Anthony Hopkins' win for Best Actor, The Father is a harrowing story of a man's descent into dementia as he...
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Byre Film Club: The Courier
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Calling all lovers of thrillers and espionage. Immerse yourself in this true-life spy story starring Benedict Cumberbatch as the unassuming British businessman...
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Mermaids 2022: Amadeus
Pay what you can: £12/£10/£8
A historical dramatisation of the rivalry between composers Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Enraged by his own mediocrity in the face of...
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Byre Film Club: 23 Walks
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Over the course of 23 dog walks, Dave (Dave Johns) and Fern (Alison Steadman), both in their sixties, share life and eventually love in this heart-warming...
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Byre Film Club: 23 Walks
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Over the course of 23 dog walks, Dave (Dave Johns) and Fern (Alison Steadman), both in their sixties, share life and eventually love in this heart-warming...
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Cancelled
Calendar Girls --- The Musical
£17.00/£15.00
Heartfelt and funny, this show is a roller coaster of emotions from start to finish. Tissues will be needed whether you are crying from laughter or sadness....
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Byre Film Club: Limbo
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Omar, a promising young Syrian musician, is separated from his family and forced to seek asylum on a remote Scottish island. Blending humour with tragedy, this...
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Death Cafe
Free
Join us for the final Death Café of the year. An inclusive, nurturing and confidential space where you can share openly on this subject which is on our minds...
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Green Film Festival 2022: Jozi Gold
Pay what you can: £8 / £6
Former Jehovah's Witness Mariette is on a mission to uncover the truth about Johannesburg's mine waste and force the gold industry to take...
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Death Cafe
Free
Join us for the final Death Café of the year. An inclusive, nurturing and confidential space where you can share openly on this subject which is on our minds...
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Byre Film Club: At Eternity's Gate
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Willem Dafoe's incredible performance offers an alternative look at the life of Vincent Van Gogh, attempting to pose the question of whether or not his...
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Stand By
Pay What You Can: £16/£13/£10
The brutally authentic story of four police officers struggling to remain in control as the community they serve disintegrates around them was first seen at the...
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Byre Film Club: The War Below
Pay What You Can: £8/£6
Film-lovers and history buffs alike marvel at the untold story of the group of British miners recruited to tunnel beneath 'no man's land' to...
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Met Opera: Turandot
From £10.00
Superstar soprano Anna Netrebko makes her long-awaited Met role debut as Puccini's icy princess---live in cinemas on May 7. Tenor Yonghoon Lee is the...
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St Andrews Gilbert & Sullivan Society 2022: Patience
Pay what you can - £12.00/£10.00/£8.00
In this comic sendup of the late Victorian aesthetic movement, lovesick maidens, dragoon guards and romantic poets fall in and out of love both with each other,...
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Byre World 22: Fiction on the Spectrum (and Beyond)
Free
Join writers Reif Larsen and Elle McNicoll to discuss representation strategies of neurodivergent characters and how this precipitates a crisis in the protocols...
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Met Opera: Ariadne auf Naxos
The exhilarating soprano Lise Davidsen makes her Live in HD debut in one of her signature roles, the mythological Greek heroine of Strauss's enchanting...
