Our Dementia Friendly Screening this April is the Liverpool classic, Ferry Cross the Mersey. Screenings will take place in screen 1, our large art deco screen, newly restored to its art deco glory, to recreate the experience of going to the pictures. This is also easily accessible for wheelchair users.… → continue reading
Films
WoWFest 19 | Peterloo and Q & A with Mike Leigh
Plaza Cinema in partnership with WOW Fest 19, the Plaza is pleased to announce that in partnership with Writing on the Wall Film Festival, we are showing for one night only Peterloo (12A) on Monday 13th May at 6:30pm followed by a Q & A with the Director Mike Leigh.… → continue reading
Dementia Friendly Screening | Monkey Business
Our Dementia Friendly Screening this March is the Marilyn Monroe classic, Monkey Business. Screenings will take place in screen 1, our large art deco screen, newly restored to its art deco glory, to recreate the experience of going to the pictures. This is also easily accessible for wheelchair users. We… → continue reading
FREE Screening | Not Straight Forward
Plaza Arts in partnership with Cottonfield Films are delighted to present: Premiere Screening of ‘Not Straight Forward’ A short film produced by 15 young people aged 13 – 19 years explores issues linked to identity from the prism of LGBT+. This FREE screening and event will take place on Tuesday 12th February at 7.00pm… → continue reading
Autism & Disability Friendly Screening | How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World
The Plaza is proud to present our next autism and disability screening of 2019. Join us this February for How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. As Hiccup fulfils his dream of creating a peaceful dragon utopia, Toothless’ discovery of an untamed, elusive mate draws the Night Fury away.… → continue reading
Nae Pasaran | Special Screening
A rare chance to see this amazing documentary directed by Felipe Bustos Sierra and produced by Ged Fitzsimmons that tells the story of the longest single action of International Trade Union solidarity. Following the Pinochet coup in Chile, workers at the Glasgow Rolls Royce Engine Plant refused to repair the… → continue reading
Autism & Disability Friendly Screening | Mary Poppins Returns
The Plaza is proud to present our first autism and disability screening of 2019. Join us this January for Mary Poppins Returns. In Depression-era London, a now-grown Jane and Michael Banks, along with Michael’s three children, are visited by the enigmatic Mary Poppins following a personal loss. Through her unique… → continue reading
Fundraising Extravaganza coming in 2019
To start the New Year the Plaza will proudly play host to a huge fundraiser for the Cotton Street Project. We have 6 amazing acts on Monday 7th January 2019. Tickets are available at the box office now for just £10.
Dementia Friendly Screening | Meet me in St. Louis
Our final Dementia Friendly Screening for 2018 is the Judy Garland classic, Meet Me in St. Louis. Screenings will take place in screen 1, our large art deco screen, newly restored to its art deco glory, to recreate the experience of going to the pictures. This is also easily accessible… → continue reading
Autism & Disability Friendly Screening | Ralph Breaks the Internet
The Plaza is proud to present our autism and disability screening this December is Ralph Breaks the Internet. Six years after the events of “Wreck-It Ralph,” Ralph and Vanellope, now friends, discover a wi-fi router in their arcade, leading them into a new adventure We will be showing Ralph Breaks… → continue reading
Dementia Friendly Screening | Two Guys from Texas
Our Dementia Friendly Screening this November is Two Guys from Texas Screenings will take place in screen 1, our large art deco screen, newly restored to its art deco glory, to recreate the experience of going to the pictures. This is also easily accessible for wheelchair users. We will maintain… → continue reading
Foodbank
The Plaza is proud to be working in association with the food bank. See how you can get involved.
Message Up in Lights
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