You’re going to be showing your films at Doncaster Brewery Tap. Isn’t that a pub? And will someone be stood down front during the interval with a tray full of pints?
for the films we are going to show, and that includes respecting the atmosphere and other patrons. It’s a relatively small space, so it will be exceptionally embarrassing if we have to eject you.
A full range of beverages will be available. You get your own drinks. You’re in for a treat. My husband doesn’t like going to the cinema anymore because the other punters make too much noise. What’s your policy on mobile phones, noisy sweet wrappers and, worst of all, people who chat to their friends about what’s going to happen next?
I’m sold. What’s the bottom line on tickets. How much and how do I get some?
We don’t expect that there will be anyone there who doesn’t have a healthy respect
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schemes. Members are guaranteed entry into any film by paying a very reasonable subscription fee up-front. This also helps us greatly when securing licences for the future. Standard tickets are £3.50 when bought in advance. If we have remaining places left on the night entry on the door is £4.50. End
Demand for tickets has been high ever since we announced our Halloween launch in mid-September. Our screening of Cabin in the Woods sold out in two weeks, although there may be extra seats available on the night. We have a schedule of films for the next few months on our website - www.phantomcinema. co.uk - where you can also buy tickets and find out about our membership
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