Screening of the film adaptation of Virginia Woolf's novel Night & Day, a 2026 production directed by Tina Gharavi.
Virginia Woolf's Night & Day runs at Plymouth Arts Cinema from Friday 3 July to Thursday 9 July, a film adaptation of Woolf's novel directed by Tina Gharavi. It's a UK production from 2026, running 95 minutes, and Gharavi describes it as an 'un-romantic' comedy.
The story follows Katharine Hilbery, a passionate astronomer who's doing her best to avoid romantic love and marriage. It's set in London in 1910, and the plot plays out against the backdrop of new advances in science and technology clashing with the fading days of the Edwardian patriarchy. It's a 12A, so it's suitable for anyone over 12, or younger children accompanied by an adult.
The cast is a big one, with Haley Bennett in the lead and Lily Allen, Jack Whitehall, Jennifer Saunders, Timothy Spall and Sally Phillips all appearing. One thing to keep in mind: the film contains flashing images that could affect people with photosensitive epilepsy, so it's worth noting if that's a concern for you or anyone you're bringing along.
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There are five screenings over the week, so you can pick the one that fits your schedule best. It opens on Friday 3 July at 18:00, then Saturday 4 July at 20:00, Tuesday 7 July at 18:00, Wednesday 8 July at 14:30, and finally Thursday 9 July at 20:30. Tickets are available to book online, and the cinema offers accessible seating for wheelchair users and their companions, which you can also reserve through the site.
