Full Schedule

Friday, 11/16 to Sunday, 11/18

National Theatre Live’s thrilling broadcast of Frankenstein returns, starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Jonny Lee Miller.

Final Week Through 11/22!

Only love can break your heart.

Saturday, 11/17 & Sunday, 11/18

An angel falls in love with a trapeze artist in Berlin.

Tuesday, 11/20

The last of the great screwball comedies.

Friday, 11/23 to Thursday, 11/29

Come on baby, light my fire.

Friday, 11/23 to Thursday, 11/29

Hello, I love you. Let me jump in your game.

Saturday, 11/24

We think it’s time to blow this scene, get everybody and their stuff together…okay, three, two, one let’s jam!

Friday, 11/30, Monday, 12/3, & Thursday, 12/6

Torn between his locomotive and the beautiful Annabelle Lee.

Friday, 11/30 to Thursday, 12/6

He either has no fear or is crazy.

Friday, 11/30 to Thursday, 12/6

You may say I’m a dreamer, but I’m not the only one.

Saturday, 12/1 & Tuesday, 12/4

The funniest of all disaster movies.

Saturday, 12/1

Mamoru Hosoda's (Summer Wars) soaring adventure through time and space about the ties that bind.

Sunday, 12/2 & Wednesday, 12/5

A whodunnit becomes a how-done-it.

Opens 12/7

The agony and ecstasy of Vincent Van Gogh, visionary.

Saturday, 12/8 & Sunday, 12/9

An epic documentary that explores the vast world of the Arctic.

Saturday, 12/8

The bat, the cat, and the penguin vie for control of Gotham City.

Friday, 12/14 to Sunday, 12/16

Multi-award-winning drama The Madness of George III will be broadcast live to cinemas, in National Theatre Live’s first ever broadcast from Nottingham Playhouse.

Saturday, 12/15

Twelve terrorists. One cop. The odds are against John McClane – but that's just the way he likes it.

Friday, 1/18 to Sunday, 1/20

Ralph Fiennes and Sophie Okonedo play Shakespeare’s famous fated couple in his great tragedy of politics, passion, and power.

Friday, 2/15 to Sunday, 2/17

Alan Bennett's sharp and hilarious new play is full of singalongs and stinging wit.

Friday, 3/15 to Sunday, 3/17

An explosive new play from David Hare, writer of the acclaimed play Skylight.