Cumbernauld Theatre at Lanternhouse has been in celebratory mood since opening its brand new state-of-the-art cinema in April. And next week it is introducing bespoke sensory-friendly screenings.
Wind Down Wednesdays are for everyone who wants to enjoy a film in a sensory-friendly environment. These relaxed cinema screenings have several adjustments to create an enjoyable, safe and comfy movie experience:
• Unreserved seating with a reduced capacity so that you can choose your seats when you arrive and move freely around the space
• Free tickets for carers
• Lowered film volume
• Softer lighting levels
• No trailers or adverts at the start of the film
• Hand dryers in the toilets switched off
• Clear signage to show you where the cinema, café and toilets are
• Seats outside the cinema to use as a break-out space
• No music in the café/ foyer areas
• Food containers to minimise noise
The first Wind Down Wednesdays will be Aladdin on Wednesday 5 October and Ticket to Paradise on 12 October. You can find our latest Wind Down Wednesday screenings here.
This magical festive production comprises of two talented Royal Conservatoire of Scotland graduates, Jessica Donelly and Craig Hunter. Special Delivery is brought to life by composer Karen MacIver with words by Clive King and will be led by Dougie Irvine of Visible Fictions
29 Oct 2024
This hugely entertaining production by Gary McNair will be brought to life by theatre talent Julia Murray, Cole Stewart, Stephanie MacGaraidh, and Caitlin Forbes.
17 Oct 2024
Olivia Caw and Michelle Frew, who both discovered a love for theatre in Cumbernauld, are due to return home for performances at Lanternhouse. Performing in the upcoming productions Common Tongue and Lizzie on The Fence respectively, they will make their appearances in the coming month.
11 Sep 2024