When? See listings for full details of times/dates
How Much Is It? £14.50
What's the Deal? The Prince Charles Cinema is alive with the Sound of Music. Join Maria, a proliferation of nuns, the very dashing Captain Von Trapp and his delightful children to sing to your hearts content. For those of you who haven't seen the film every Christmas since the dawn of time the song lyrics are projected onto the screen to give you a helping hand.
A compere hosts every performance to whip you into a choral frenzy and is on hand at the interval to judge the fancy dress competition. (That's right, if singing in public is not humiliating enough for you then clad yourself in Auntie Vera's chintz curtains and jump up on stage to do battle for a years free pass to the cinema).
Any More Information? Check the Sing-a-long-a website for full London schedule

Starting on the 15th June we have a brand new Polish Film Season! With a mixture of classic cinema and brand new preview screenings it really shows what Polish Cinema has to offer.

8:45pm Mon 15 June
Katyn - Special Preview

8:45pm Mon 22 June
Sexmission

8:45pm Mon 29 June
The Double Life Of Veronique

8:45pm Mon 6 July
Knife In The Water

8:45pm Mon 13 Jul
Drowsiness

When? See listings for full details
How Much Is It? £14.50 Full Price, £10 Children
What's the Deal? After the success of the launch of the brand new Sing-a-long-a Hairspray based on the 2007 film starring John Travolta, the PCC are pleased to announce more shows are in store. With a star-studded cast including Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken and Queen Latifah our own live host will lead you through all the special magic moments. Ideal for all ages.
Any More Information? Check Sing-a-long-a Hairspray listings for more details or visit Singalonga.net. Tickets priced £14.50 and £10 children are now available on 0870 811 2559 (1.30-8.30pm daily, 25p per ticket bkg fee), or by booking online through ticketswitch.com

Artprojx present a matinee live comedy performance with L. Vaughan Spencer (Neil Mullarkey's alter ego).

"L-Vo is to life coaching what Alan Partridge is to broadcasting" METRO

"Superb pastiche of self-help gurus. It's Borat meets The Office." SUNDAY TIMES

"Mullarkey's monstrous monologue is a side-splitting send-up of motivational gobbledygook, twisting language until the laughs cascade. Eerily life-enhancing comedy." EVENING STANDARD