Hamilton's 10th Anniversary, NT Live plays, and more – the latest Event Cinema screenings not to be missed

While we love a good blockbuster or, every now and then, to jump out of our skin with the latest horror release, it’s not just about movies at Cineworld. Our Event Cinema screenings put you right in the front row at the theatre, whether a play or musical, or at the barrier of an electric rock concert. There's also an opportunity to take pause with more mellow classical events from world famous composers and musicians.

Coming up, we've got incredible plays straight from National Theatre, as well as musicals, including the celebration of a decade since Lin-Manuel Miranda stunned the stage with his biography of one of America's founding fathers told entirely through rap and song. Yes, we're talking about seeing Hamilton on the big screen at Cineworld. Find our full upcoming calendar for Event Cinema below.

NT Live: Inter Alia (4th September)

Loved Prima Facie? You won’t want to miss the next piece of brilliant theatre from writer Suzie Miller as Inter Alia gets the NT Live treatment. Bringing plays from some of Britain’s most extraordinary stages straight to your local cinema, Inter Alia stars Rosamund Pike as Jessica Parks, a Crown Court Judge at the top of her game – until an event threatens to destroy her life as she knows it.

 

 

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David Gilmour Live at the Circus Maximus, Rome (17th September)

Get front row seats to the 2024 Luck and Strange tour as David Gilmour performs at a truly iconic venue. Taking place at the Circus Maximus, you can choose to watch the live concert in either regular 2D format, or feel the breadth of the venue and its history in IMAX. It'll be as if you're there with renditions of Between Two Points, as well as Pink Floyd classics like Sorrow, High Hopes, Time, and Wish You Were Here.

 

 

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Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies (21st September)

Enjoy an evening with the Angel of Music. Andrew Lloyd Webber’s follow-up to the phenomenal The Phantom of the Opera, set 10 years after the Phantom disappeared from the Paris Opera House and relocated to…Coney Island of all places. Featuring a 21 piece orchestra, a 36 strong cast, 300 costumes, and 5,000 lights, this is an incredible production that is being brought to the screen.

 

 

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Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe (21st September)

It’s not often you get to sit and take in one of the most incredible voices the world has to offer today. Bask in the story of Andrea Bocelli, the man who began to go blind at just twelve years old, but never wavered in his passion for music as well as his family. Andrea Bocelli: Because I Believe “celebrates the voice – and man – who continues to touch the hearts of millions of listeners around the world”.

 

 

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Hamilton (10th Anniversary) (26th September)

Can you believe it's been ten years since Lin-Manuel Miranda's hip-hop Broadway musical charting founding father Alexander Hamilton's life and his involvement in the American Revolution is turning a decade old? Well, this is your shot to see it on the big screen and skip out on the heady West End prices. The live filming is taken straight from the Richard Rogers Theatre on Broadway. This means you get to experience the likes of "The Room Where It Happened", "Satisfied", and "You'll Be Back" performed by the original cast, including Jonathan Groff, Lin-Manuel Miranada himself, Anthony Ramos, Daveed Diggs, Chris Jackson, Leslie Odom Jr., Renée Elise Goldsberry, and Emmy Raver-Lampman.

 

 

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Radiohead X Nosferatu: A Symphony of Horror (2nd October)

Want an incredibly unique cinematic experience? This might just be it. Silents Synced has paired together the albums of Radiohead with the 1922 retelling of Bram Stoker’s Dracular, Nosferatu. The silent movie will be underscored by both Radiohead’s 2000 record Kid A and its 2001 album Amnesiac.

 

 

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NT Live: Mrs Warren’s Profession (23rd October)

Oh, we are so here for this mother-daughter duo taking to the stage! The formidable, award-winning Imelda Staunton stars alongside her real-life daughter Bessie Carter in Mrs Warren’s Profession. The play tells the tale of two women born in different times with different ideas on what a woman should be. “Exploring the clash between morality and independence, traditions and progress”, Mrs Warren’s Profession has been filmed live from the West End and will be arriving at Cineworld in October.

 

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Bat Out of Hell – The Musical (30th October)

Get in the Halloween mood with the world premiere of Bat Out of Hell arriving in cinemas. A jukebox musical filled with Meat Loaf bangers, Bat Out of Hell is a loose retelling of Peter Pan, but set in a post-apocalyptic Manhattan renamed Obsidian, in which Strat, leader of ‘The Lost’ falls in love with the daughter of Obsidian’s ruler. Rock out to I’d Do Anything For Love (But I Won’t Do That) and other Meat Loaf hits and have a spectacular night at the cinema.

 

 

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John Cleese Packs It In (13th November)

Beloved comedian John Cleese will be arriving at Cineworld in November in John Cleese Packs It In, a feature length film that documents what could be his final ever tour. 85 years old, carrying heavy cargo in the way of his hip and knee replacements and pacemaker, the tour takes him to 16 cities across five different countries for 23 shows. “John Cleese Packs It In is a wry, behind-the-scenes portrait of a comedy legend on the road, battling various ailments, chaotic travel, and his own stubborn refusal to stop.”

 

 

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NT Live: The Fifth Step (27th November)

A double whammy of British talent, Jack Lowden and Martin Freeman star in another instalment from NT Live, The Fifth Step. A hilarious new play from David Ireland, James agrees to become Luka’s sponsor at Alcoholics Anonymous after spending many years in the 12-step programme. Of course, he’s got secrets of his own, with the play going on a “journey to sobriety” in which “the pair bond over black coffee, trade stories, and build a fragile friendship out of their shared experiences”.

 

 

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