PICTURE PALACE: Music, Movies & Merriment

Step back into the 1920s for a night of silent film, live music and a little competition. Dress in your finest vintage style and join organist Christopher Hainsworth for two cinema classics, accompanied live on the Mighty Wurlitzer.

Charlie Chaplin’s Payday (1922) delivers a masterclass in slapstick, with Chaplin’s Little Tramp battling workplace chaos and domestic woes in a riot of physical comedy.

Buster Keaton’s The General (1926) is widely regarded as one of the greatest silent comedies ever made. This action-packed classic combines death-defying stunts, spectacular train sequences and Keaton’s trademark deadpan humour.

Film buffs will be put to the test with Chris’ popular film quiz; a chance to show off some movie know-how and compete with fellow cinephiles for a range of great prizes, including best dressed.

Pay What You Can
We’re excited to offer our ‘pay what you can’ model for this concert to enable greater accessibility for our community. We know that price can be a barrier to enjoying live entertainment so we wanted to give the power pack to the people and have you decide. 

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