Cinema at The Roses Theatre
Throughout March 2026
Cinema at The Roses Theatre | March 2026
Enjoy a great selection of films, live broadcasts and special screenings this March at The Roses Theatre in Tewkesbury. From classic cinema and documentaries to Royal Opera and National Theatre Live productions, there is something for every film lover to enjoy on the big screen.
A Bout De Souffle (Breathless)
Monday 2 March
Jean-Luc Godard’s iconic French New Wave crime drama follows a reckless criminal and his American girlfriend as they attempt to evade the police in Paris.
Is This Thing On?
Tuesday 3 – Wednesday 4 March
A witty comedy-drama exploring relationships, identity and the unexpected moments that shape our lives.
NT Live: The Audience
Thursday 5 March
National Theatre Live brings the acclaimed stage production to the big screen, offering a front-row view of this celebrated drama.
Royal Ballet: Giselle
Monday 9 March
The Royal Ballet’s romantic classic is captured live on screen, telling the tragic story of love, betrayal and redemption through breathtaking choreography.
Peter Hujar’s Day
Monday 9 – Wednesday 11 March
A reflective biographical drama centred on photographer Peter Hujar, capturing a day in the life of the influential New York artist.
Exhibition on Screen: Turner & Constable
Wednesday 11 – Friday 13 March
A fascinating documentary exploring the rivalry between two of Britain’s greatest landscape painters and the masterpieces that changed art history.
100 Nights of Hero
Sunday 15 March – Wednesday 1 April
A fantasy drama inspired by the cult graphic novel, weaving together romance, storytelling and defiance.
The Shepherd and the Bear
Sunday 15 – Monday 16 March
A beautifully filmed documentary exploring the relationship between humans, animals and the natural world.
The Moment
Sunday 15 March
A character-driven drama examining pivotal life choices and the consequences that follow.
No Other Choice
Monday 16 March
A sharp thriller blending dark humour and suspense as a desperate man finds himself pushed to the edge.
Wuthering Heights
Friday 20 – Thursday 26 March
A cinematic adaptation of Emily Brontë’s haunting gothic romance set against the dramatic Yorkshire moors.
The Mastermind
Sunday 22 – Monday 23 March
A gripping crime drama following a criminal plot that spirals into unexpected territory.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory (Dementia Friendly Screening)
Wednesday 25 March
A relaxed dementia-friendly screening of the beloved family classic following Charlie’s magical adventure inside Willy Wonka’s chocolate factory.
The Spin
Thursday 26 – Monday 30 March
A comedy-drama about media, reputation and the chaos that unfolds behind the scenes of a public scandal.
Goat
Saturday 28 March – Wednesday 1 April
A lively animated family film packed with adventure, humour and colourful characters.
The Testament of Ann Lee
Monday 30 – Tuesday 31 March
A historical musical drama exploring the life of Ann Lee, founder of the Shaker movement.
Royal Opera: Siegfried
Tuesday 31 March
The Royal Opera’s epic production of Wagner’s Ring Cycle continues on the big screen with this dramatic tale of the hero Siegfried.
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