MON 8 JUN 7.30PM, THU 11 JUN 7.30PM New job. Same devil. Even sharper heels. Years after leaving Runway behind, Andy Sachs is now a respected journalist—until a career defining story pulls her back into Miranda Priestly’s orbit. Fashion has changed, media has changed, but Miranda hasn’t softened an inch. When a global scandal threatens the industry, the two women find themselves reluctantly aligned, navigating viral culture, ruthless rivals and a new generation of influencers who worship no one.
Shrek (25th Anniversary)
SAT 6 JUN 10.00AM
U, 1hr 30mins AD
It’s been 25 years since Shrek changed animated films forever, and this anniversary re release brings the beloved fairy tale misfit back where he belongs: on the big screen. Bursting with heart, humour and now iconic characters, the film follows Shrek and his loud mouthed sidekick Donkey on a quest to rescue Princess Fiona from a fire breathing dragon — and from the tiny tyrant Lord Farquaad.
Northern Soul: Still Burning
FRI 12 JUN 7.30PM
15, 1hr 35mins AD
Northern Soul: Still Burning dives deep into one of Britain’s most enduring and passionately loved subcultures. Directed by Alan Byron, the film traces the movement from its roots in the late 60s and 70s all nighters—including the legendary Wigan Casino—through to the dancers, DJs and collectors keeping the scene vibrant today. Featuring interviews with key figures such as Richard Searling, Elaine Constantine, Paul Mason, Kev Roberts, Russ Winstanley, Wayne Hemingway and many more, the documentary blends rare archive footage with first hand stories.
The Christophers 15, 1hr 40mins AD
MON 15 JUN 7.30PM & TUE 16 JUN 11.00AM
WED 17 JUNE 7.30PM (S)
Julian Sklar (a deliciously cantankerous Sir Ian MKellen), once a celebrated star of the 1960s art scene, now lives barricaded inside his chaotic London studio, guarding a rumoured stash of unfinished masterpieces. His estranged children (James Corden, Jessica Gunning), desperate and deeply opportunistic, hatch a plan: send in Lori (Michaela Coel), a sharp eyed young painter with a talent for forgery, to pose as Julian’s new assistant and quietly liberate the valuable canvases.
My Mother’s Wedding 15, 1hr 35minsAD
SUN 21 JUN 7.30PM & TUE 23 JUN 11.00AM
Scarlett Johansson leads an exceptional cast in the directorial debut of Kristin Scott Thomas.
Three grown sisters return home for their mother’s third wedding, each carrying secrets, regrets and old rivalries they’d rather avoid. As the big day approaches, the house fills with unexpected guests, awkward reunions and emotional surprises. Katherine, a naval officer, Victoria, an actress, and Georgina, a palliative nurse, must finally face the truths they’ve been dodging for years — about love, family and themselves.
Power Ballad
15, 1hr 38mins AD
MON 22 JUN 7.30PM & THU 25 JUN 7.30PM
In John Carney’s warm, funny and tuneful story about second chances and the cost of ambition, Paul Rudd plays Rick, a wedding singer whose career has stalled, while Nick Jonas is Danny, a former boy band star desperate for a comeback. After a late night jam session, Danny steals Rick’s song — and turns it into a chart topping hit. Furious and determined, Rick sets out to reclaim the credit he deserves.
Sleepless in Seattle
PG, 1hr 45mins
WED 24 JUN 11.00AM (DF)
After the death of his wife, Sam Baldwin (Tom Hanks) moves to Seattle with his son, Jonah (Ross Malinger). When Jonah calls in to a talk-radio program to find a new wife for his father, Sam grudgingly gets on the line to discuss his feelings. Annie Reed (Meg Ryan), a reporter in Baltimore, hears Sam speak and falls for him, even though she is engaged. Unsure where it will lead, she writes Sam a letter asking him to meet her at the Empire State Building on Valentine’s Day.
Madfabulous 12A, 1hr 48mins AD
WED 24 JUN 7.30PM, THU 25 JUN 11.00AM
WED 1 JUL 11.00AM (CM)
A flamboyant rebel, a collapsing fortune, and a true story too outrageous for Victorian Britain.
Madfabulous tells the extraordinary true story of Henry Paget, the 5th Marquess of Anglesey, a dazzling aristocrat who shocked Victorian society with his lavish spending, theatrical flair and refusal to follow any rules but his own.
Tuner 15, 1hr 47mins AD
MON 29 JUN 7.30PM, TUE 30 JUN 11.00AM
THU 2 JUL 7.30PM
Leo Woodall (Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy) stars as Niki, a gifted young piano tuner whose meticulous ear reveals an unexpected talent for cracking safes — a discovery that pulls him into a high stakes criminal underworld. Guided and complicated by his mentor, (another charismatic late career turn by Dustin Hoffman), and drawn toward classical pianist Ruthie (Havana Rose Liu), Niki must navigate loyalty, danger and the limits of his own moral compass.
Savage House 15, 1hr 54mins AD
WED 1 JUL 7.30PM & THU 2 JUL 11.00AM
Set in 18th century England during a deadly pox outbreak and the Jacobite uprising, Savage House follows Sir Chauncey and Lady Savage as they chase status, wealth and social glory with spectacularly poor judgement. Their grand estate becomes a theatre of duels, decadence and spiraling scandal. As the Savages’ schemes grow bolder and bloodier, the film skewers privilege, power and the absurdity of the ruling class.
Disclosure Day 15, 2hrs 15mins AD
FRI 3 JUL 7.30PM & SUN 5 JUL 7.30PM
Disclosure Day marks Steven Spielberg’s long awaited return to original sci fi, reuniting him with screenwriter David Koepp, the collaborator behind Jurassic Park, War of the Worlds and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Set against rising global unease, the story follows meteorologist Emily Blunt and cybersecurity whistleblower Josh O’Connor as they uncover evidence of extraterrestrial contact buried within atmospheric data and classified systems. Their discovery triggers a worldwide reckoning, forcing governments— and ordinary people—to confront undeniable proof.
Event & Exhibition Cinema
Experience stunning performances from The National Theatre, The Royal Opera and more, all on the big screen.
NT Live: The Playboy of the
Western World 12A, 2hrs 37mins
WED 3 JUN 7.00PM
Nicola Coughlan (Bridgerton) joins Éanna Hardwicke (The Sixth Commandment) and Siobhán McSweeney (Derry Girls) in John Millington Synge’s riveting play of youth and self-discovery.
Pegeen Flaherty’s life is turned upside down when a young man walks into her pub claiming that he’s killed his father. Instead of being shunned, the killer becomes a local hero and begins to win hearts, that is until a second man unexpectedly arrives on the scene…
Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Caitríona McLaughlin directs this darkly funny tale full to the brim with secrets.
Tickets: £14.50 - £19.50
NT Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses
Approx. 2hrs 30mins
SAT 27 JUN 7.00PM
BAFTA Award-winner Lesley Manville (Phantom Thread) joins Aidan Turner (Rivals) in a striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of the classic novel, where among the glittering salons of the superrich, one misstep can mean ruin.
Marquise de Merteuil is a master in the art of survival. Alongside the magnetic Vicomte de Valmont, they turn seduction into strategy and weaponise desire. But when their alliance collapses into rivalry, the battle between them threatens to destroy everyone in their path.
Filmed live on stage at the National Theatre, Marianne Elliott (Angels in America) directs this thrilling game of love, lies, and social warfare.
Tickets: £14.50 - £19.50
The Studio Screen
The Studio Screen is an intimate, 22-seat screening room located on the first floor of the theatre, just beyond the bar.
This cozy venue is dedicated to showcasing world cinema, British independent films, archival collections and family favourites, all projected in stunning 4K quality.
All Studio Screen films start at the time advertised; please arrive promptly.
National Emergency Briefing
50mins (followed by a post-film discussion)
TUE 2 JUN 11.00AM & WED 17 JUN 7.30PM
The National Emergency Briefing, held at Westminster Central Hall on 27 November and attended by over 1,200 MPs, peers and leaders from across UK society, brought together senior experts to present a clear, evidence-based account of the risks facing the UK and the scale of response required. This public information programme works to ensure that both Parliament and the public are clearly and honestly briefed on the climate and nature crisis. This film extends that work to communities across the UK. These screenings will be hosted by Councillor Cate Cody and followed by a post-film facilitated discussion.
The Wizard of the Kremlin
15, 2hrs 16mins
MON 1 JUN 7.30PM & SUN 7 JUN 7.30PM
The film follows Vadim Baranov (Paul Dano) - who bears more than a passing similarity to Vladimir Putins notorious spin doctor Vladislav Surkov - as he rises from underground artist to the shadowy architect of a new Russian power structure. As he shapes narratives, manipulates public perception and navigates oligarchs, media barons and a fast ascending Putin (a remarkable Jude Law), Baranov becomes both creator and captive of the system he builds.
The Stranger 15, 2hrs 2mins, in French with subtitles
FRI 12 JUN 7.30PM & MON 15 JUN 7.30PM
François Ozon delivers a bold, visually striking new adaptation of Albert Camus’ The Stranger, transporting audiences to 1930s French colonial Algeria with luminous black and white cinematography. Meursault is a detached young clerk whose indifferent response to his mother’s death and a sudden act of violence places him at the centre of a gripping murder trial. As Ozon blends courtroom drama, existential tension and a contemporary lens on empire and identity, the film honours Camus’ iconic text while giving it fresh urgency.
Hen 15, 1hr 36mins, in Greek with subtitles
SUN 21 JUN 7.30PM & WED 24 JUN 7.30PM
A runaway hen, a crumbling seaside restaurant, and the fragile human dramas she quietly witnesses. Told almost entirely from the perspective of a Leghorn chicken, this captivating and highly original drama follows her escape from an industrial farm and her arrival at a fading Greek seaside restaurant — a place where family tensions, smuggling operations and quiet tragedies unfold just beyond her coop.
Rose of Nevada
15, 1hr 54mins
MON 29 JUN 7.30PM
WED 1 JUL 7.30PM
A vanished boat returns. A village holds its breath. Time refuses to behave.
From BAFTA winning filmmaker Mark Jenkin (Bait, Enys Men) comes a haunting, time slipping drama set in a once thriving Cornish fishing village. Thirty years after the trawler Rose of Nevada was lost with all hands, the boat mysteriously reappears in the harbour, stirring old griefs and fragile hopes. When local father Nick (George MacKay) and drifter Liam (Callum Turner) join the vessel’s new crew, their first voyage ends in the impossible: they return to shore decades in the past, mistaken for the original fishermen. Shot on handheld 16mm in Jenkins’ distinctive lo-fi style, Rose of Nevada is an atmospheric, eerie and deeply human, exploration of community, sacrifice and the pull of the past.
S Subtitled screening
All foreign language films also have English subtitles
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Audio Description
Audio Description is available for all screenings of this film.
Audio Description headsets provide audio commentary for the visually impaired. Please reserve a headset by calling Box Office on 01684 295074 (or emailing boxo@rosestheatre.org) prior to arrival. Audio Description headsets are undetectable to those not using them.
CM Cineminis screening: Open to adults with babies up to 18 months
Cineminis screenings are a calm, judgement-free environment filled with other parents, grand-parents and carers—so you can feed, cuddle, walk around or rock your baby without worrying about disturbing anyone.
SF Sensory Friendly screenings
Sensory friendly screenings are ideal for anyone who prefers a gentler cinema environment. During these sessions, the lights remain slightly raised to help with visibility and safe movement and the volume is reduced to avoid overwhelming sound levels.
DF Dementia Friendly screenings
How a Dementia Friendly screening differs from a regular screening:
• Tickets just £4, carers go half price at £2
• The Lights in the Auditorium are left on low
• We don’t show any trailers or adverts
• If you need to move around or stretch your legs please do so
• If it’s a musical number or sing along, you are welcome to sing!
