Virginia Woolf's Night & Day

Virginia Woolf's Night & Day is screening at Harbour Lights Picturehouse in Southampton on Friday 5 July, with two showings that evening: one at 18:00 and another at 19:45. It's a film that takes its name from the title of the event, and the venue is the Harbour Lights, so you've got your choice of an early evening or a later slot depending on how your Friday is shaping up.

As for what it's about, the film is described as an un-romantic comedy about astronomer Katharine Hilbery, set in London in 1910. That's the core of it: a woman of science in the capital over a century ago, and a comedy that doesn't lean on the usual romantic tropes. If you're into period pieces that trade the expected for something a bit more off-beat, this fits the bill.

It's a paid screening, and the cinema has a few different ticket options to choose from. A standard adult ticket is £9, with seniors at £7, young people at £8, and children at £5.50. There are also family tickets available, priced at £25 or £27.50 depending on the size of your group. And if you're getting there early, there's a matinee rate of £8 for any showing before 17:00, though that won't apply to these two evening screenings.

So, that's the run of it: Virginia Woolf's Night & Day at Harbour Lights Picturehouse on Friday 5 July, with screenings at 18:00 and 19:45. Tickets are £9 for adults, £7 for seniors, £8 for young people, £5.50 for children, and family options at £25 and £27.50.