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Cinema

	Machan (15) The Sri Lankan Full Monty has been entertaining audiences and picking up awards all across the world. It’s the funny, mostly true tale of a motley crew of pals from the slums of Colombo. more 9 March 10 - 11 March 10 Book Tickets
	Pomegranates and Myrrh (15) A big hit in the Arab world, this is a powerful, up-beat film about love under pressure, with the suffocating, all-pervasive influence of the Israeli occupation ever present in the background. more 11 March 10 - 11 March 10 Book Tickets
	Youssou N’Dour: I Bring What I Love (PG) This refreshingly optimistic film follows Youssou N’Dour on his world tour to promote Egypt, his ground-breaking album that united Arab and African musical traditions in praise of Islam. more 11 March 10 - 11 March 10 Book Tickets
	Samson & Delilah (15) This visually stunning love story centres on two self-destructive teenagers — petrol-sniffing Samson and the feisty Delilah — who live in a ramshackle village on a remote Aboriginal reserve. more 11 March 10 - 11 March 10 Book Tickets
	The Lovely Bones (12A) Fri 12 — Thu 18 MarchGwe 12 — Iau 18 Mawrth Please note that the screening at 11am on Fri 12 March is a Carry on Screaming screening, aimed at people with babies under one year old. more 12 March 10 - 18 March 10 Book Tickets
	A Single Man (12A) Debut director, Tom Ford uses his strong eye for design to create this vivid and almost palpable portrait of 1960s LA. more 12 March 10 - 24 March 10 Book Tickets
	The Last Station (15) Set during the last year of Tolstoy’s life, this period literary tale focuses on the tensions between the great novelist's wife of 48 years and his followers, who are attracted by his doctrine of a spiritual life and a mystical Christian communism. more 12 March 10 - 21 March 10 Book Tickets
	Black Cat White Cat (15) Set on the banks of the Danube, this colourful comedy is crammed with spectacle, incident and the music of Emir Kusturica’s famous travelling gypsy band. more 12 March 10 Book Tickets
	Up (2D) (U) 78 year old Carl Fredricksen sets off to fulfil his lifelong dream of seeing the wilds of South America. more 13 March 10 Book Tickets
	Wuthering Heights (U) Nominated for seven Academy Awards and winning the Oscar for its stunning cinematography, this is a must-see on the big screen. more 14 March 10 - 16 March 10 Book Tickets
	1234 (15) When bespectacled Stevie and call centre colleague/drummer extraordinaire Neil persuade the ambitious Billy and scatty Emily to start a new band, they set off on their journey to conquer the British indie scene. more 15 March 10 - 15 March 10 Book Tickets
	An Education (12A) Its 1961 and Jenny, a witty and precocious 16-year-old living a sheltered life in the suburbs of London, has her eyes on a place at Oxford until a dashingly handsome and maybe slightly shady businessman, David, whisks her away and introduces her to London’s ‘university of life’. more 5 February 10 - 11 February 10 Book Tickets

Gallery

	Lightbox Commission: Bedwyr Williams We are delighted to announce that the first artist commissioned to make a site-specific work for our new lightbox is Bedwyr Williams. more 24 November 09
	Delaine Le Bas: Witch Hunt As part of the UK Romany community, Delaine Le Bas explores many of the experiences of intolerance, misrepresentation, transitional displacement and homelessness that the community continues to face. more 5 February 10
	Assembly: Art in the Bar - Fiona Curran Fiona Curran's paintings, collages and installations utilise colour, pattern and landscape imagery to conjure up imagined spaces that play with notions of the natural and the artificial, utopia and dystopia. more 5 February 10

Theatre

	In Chapters: Cafés Thurs 11 March 8pm  Iau 11 Mawrth Please note this event was previously scheduled for Thu 18 February. more 11 March 10 - 11 March 10 Book Tickets
	A Kind of Alaska by Harold Pinter This short, one act play, first staged at the National Theatre, won Harold Pinter the 1982 Best Play award from Drama Plays and Players. more 10 March 10 - 13 March 10 Book Tickets
	Damian Le Bas: Marrow Bones A special rehearsed reading of Damian Le Bas’ black comedy to coincide with Delaine Le Bas’ exhibition in the Gallery. more 13 March 10 - 13 March 10