Moonlight Drive drive-in cinema will tour to Chester FC’s Deva Stadium for a special Halloween edition between Tues 27 October and Sunday 1 November.
Halloween movie classics including iconic musical The Rocky Horror Picture Show, 90s cult favourite turned seasonal classic Hocus Pocus, original 1970s slasher film Halloween, anarchic comedy Beetlejuice and the charming Disney Pixar Coco.
Jim Green, CEO of Chester FC Community Trust said:
"Chester FC is delighted to be partnering with Storyhouse and hosting Moonlight Drive at the Deva Stadium. In what are hugely challenging times for both organisations, we are pleased to be able to collaborate with our city's wonderful cultural centre for what will be a fantastic event for Chester."
Nicky Beaumont, Film and Digital Programme Manager at Storyhouse said:
“We’re thrilled to be announcing more movie programmes and to be partnering with such a major institution. We’ve handpicked a programme that we hope caters to all tastes - terrifying horror, family favourites, millennial cult classics and of course a musical”.
The unique, socially distanced cinema experience launched in July at Linenhall Car Park.
Moonlight Drive offers film fans a socially distanced drive-in experience from the comfort of their own cars.
Storyhouse have invested in a huge new 30ft ‘Airscreen’ to deliver the events. The films’ audio will be broadcasted through individual sanitised speakers placed on car dashboards.
Tickets are from £29.50, Storyhouse Members from £26.55.
Storyhouse’s Chefs have designed three Halloween themed hot dogs that will be available on the night – including vegan options.
To book and find out more visit:
http://www.moonlightflicks.co.uk
LISTINGS:
The Rocky Horror Picture Show – 27 & 30 Oct
Beetlejuice – Wed 28 Oct
Halloween – Thu 29 Oct
Hocus Pocus – Sat 31 Oct
Coco – Sun 1 Nov
Storyhouse is one of the UK’s foremost cultural centres incorporating a library, theatres and a cinema. It is one of the country’s most successful arts buildings, with more than one million customer visits each year.
The pioneering new library within Storyhouse, where members of the community work alongside city librarians, boasts the longest opening hours of any UK public library and is open every day until 11pm. It runs over 2,000 sessions a year for marginalised communities
The company also runs a highly successful theatre company and the country’s most successful regional open-air theatre, in the city’s Grosvenor Park.
Storyhouse currently holds the official title as the UK’s Most Welcoming Theatre and was the overall national winner in the 2018 Guardian Public Service Awards
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