A comedy film directed by Bertrand Usclat and Martin Darondeau, set in the Comédie-Française theatre, shown at Broadway Cinema.
Comédie Française is screening at Broadway Cinema on Friday 16 October, starting at 16:00. It's a comedy directed by Bertrand Usclat and Martin Darondeau, and the story is set inside the Comédie-Française theatre itself — the oldest active theatre company in the world, based in Paris. The film runs for 75 minutes.
Broadway is Nottingham's independent four-screen cinema, a registered charity in Hockley that shows new releases and world cinema alongside Q&As and relaxed or captioned screenings. It also houses a café bar, runs film courses, and takes venue hire. The cinema hosts the BFI London Film Festival and puts on special seasons like 'Horror Noire', a programme of horror films centring the Black experience, and 'Christmas at Broadway'.
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Tickets for this screening are £12 or £13 for full price, with concessions at £8. Members pay £7, and under-18s are also £7. Students are £9, and 18-25s are £8. Seniors aged 60 and over pay £10 or £11. The cinema is at 14-18 Broad Street, Nottingham NG1 3AL, and the film starts at 16:00 on Friday 16 October.
