Movie fans in Lichfield will be able to enjoy a Christmas treat even after the turkey has been eaten.
The Garrick will be screening festive hit Last Christmas on 27th December.
The movie features Emilia Clarke who works as an elf in a year-round Christmas shop. But when Tom, played by Henry Golding, walks into here life e seems too good to be true.
Tickets for the screening in the Garrick Studio are £10 adults and £9 under 16s. To book visit the online box office or call 01543 412121.
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£10 for a ticket to see a film on a non cinema screen is, quite frankly, insane. Why do people pay it?? For less money you can watch it on a massive HD screen, surround Dolby sound, and in super comfy elec reclining chairs at the new Odeon Luxe in Tamworth.
The Garrick’s pricing is absurd.
A Christmas treat… £10 & £9 a ticket for a film which the London Standard critiqued as ‘patronising, illogical and silly.’
Hardly a treat for our £310,000 public subsidy either.
The Garrick appears to see itself as something of a premium experience. It’s not. It’s a nice theatre but no nicer than a thousand other venues. I completely agree that the pricing for the majority of its productions/events are, to put it mildly, laughable – even more so when you consider that the venue is part funded by the very prime being asked to pay its exorbitant prices. Essentially, we’re paying twice.
Nice business model.