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Cinemas in Sussex
There's a great variety of Cinemas in Sussex, ranging from small, enthusiastic village film societies which meet once a month or so, through to the giant multiplexes with several cinemas and numerous daily screenings.
Cinemas in Brighton and HoveThe Duke of York's Cinema The distinctive, stripey legs, which kick skywards from the roof, make the Duke of York's Cinema a familiar landmark.Located on Preston Circus, the Duke of York's shows the best of current, classic, cult, independent and foreign-language releases. Opened on 22nd September 1910, this was one of Brighton's first 'picture palaces' and one of the earliest cinemas in the world! Today, it has been lovingly restored to create a warm and comfortable film-viewing environments. With plush, armchair-style seats and a coffee bar selling a delicious range of food and fairtrade tea and coffee, the Duke of York's has become widely known as an arts cinema and a venue for a great range of specialist, film-related events. Duke of York's Cinema Tel: 0871 704 2056 Odeon Brighton Telephone: 0871 22 44 007 Brighton Marina Telephone: 0871 200 2000 Other Cinemas in Brighton
Brighton CinematequeMedia Centre 9-12 Middle Street Brighton East Sussex BN1 1AL Tel: 0791 9184417 Cinema in Burgess HillOrion Cinema, Burgess Hill Delightful, old cinema, now with three screens, comfortable seats with great views of the screen and several screenings each day. To book by phone: 01444 243300 Cinemas in Sussex Downland villages and towns
Ditchling Village Film Society Ditchling Film Society was started 27 years ago by local film enthusiasts and has been meeting in the village hall at 8pm on the first Thursday of each month (apart from August and September), ever since. Ditchling Film Society is renowned locally for its intelligent and eclectic choice of films, with special screenings, silent classics, discussions with directors, and refreshments. Lewes Film Club The Lewes Film Club is run by a committee of volunteer film enthusiasts and is a non-profit making venture. Their aim is to bring a interesting range of arthouse, classic and foreign films, not normally shown at commercial cinemas, to the residents of Lewes and the surrounding area at very low prices! The club was formed in 1986 by a group of volunteers who wanted to show some films in the All Saint Centre Arts Centre in Lewes, a town that no longer had a cinema. They run a season of 22 films from September to May mostly showing on Friday nights at the All Saints Centre, Friars Walk. All Saints Arts Centre, Tel: 01903 523833
Other Cinemas in SussexThere are clearly many more cinemas in Sussex, however, the following is an initial list of those cinemas within about 30 miles of Brighton. This list will be gradually extended.The Dome Cinema 01903 823112 The Curzon Cinema 01323 731441 UGC Eastbourne 0871 200 2000 The Hailsham Pavilion 01323 841414 Picture House 01825 763 822 Web links follow shortly ...
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