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After the success of the launch of the brand new Sing-a-long-a Hairspray based on the 2007 film starring John Travolta, the PCC are pleased to announce new show dates. With a star-studded cast including Michelle Pfeiffer, Christopher Walken and Queen Latifah our own live host will lead you through all the special magic moments. Ideal for all ages. Visit the Sing-a-long-a Hairspray for more details.

To celebrate the opening of our brand new screen we have a limited number of Lifetime Memberships available. For £50 we'll sell you a Gold Membership card valid until the day you die, we'll even throw in a FREE ticket to the cinema to come and see our new screen. Treat your loved one or treat yourself to the gift of the century, this offer is going to be available for a limited time only, with a limited number of cards available.

Available from the Box Office over the ohone on 0870 8112559 or in person at the cinema.

If you've already bought one, the cards are now in so pop over and swap your temporary card out for a shiny new one!

2009 Double-Bill Season:

Mon 12th January:
6:50pm - The Lost Boys
9:00pm - The Goonies

Mon 19th January:
6:45pm - Robocop
9:00pm - The Terminator

Mon 26th January:
6:30pm - Bugsy Malone
8:35pm - The Blues Brothers

Mon 2nd February:
6:30pm - The Karate Kid
9:15pm - Enter the Dragon

Mon 9th February:
6:15pm - North by Northwest
9:00pm - Vertigo

Mon 16th February:
6:55pm - The Dark Crystal 
9:00pm - Labyrinth 

Mon 23rd February: 
6:45pm - The Thing 
8:50pm - An American Werewolf in London 

Mon 2nd March: 
6:20pm - Lethal Weapon 
8:40pm - Die Hard

Tue 20th January:
6:45pm - Artprojx: Grace Ndiritu Video Works
An experimental night of art inspired by the ancient culture, contemporary politics, and music of the great continent of Africa. This series uses repeating images in different works to cause a Déjà vu quality, type of psychological shift of one’s conception of linear time. This parallels the themes of genocide and substandard poverty which are juxtaposed with images from the Egyptian and Mesoamerica civilizations and highlights their further connection to Afro Futurism and cultural memory loss. With live soundscape by DJ Max Reinhardt & DJ Rita Ray.

Ooooh! Free bloomin WiFi at the Prince Charles Cinema! Customers at the PCC can now hang out in our bar with a coffee and check their emails! Simply bring along your laptop and connect to the network called "FREE Prince Charles". Nice of us, eh?

Affiliation: The Prince Charles Cinema
Location: 7 Leicester Place, London, UK
Phone: 0870 811 2559
Birthday: May 1, 1961
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7 Leicester Place - just north off Leicester Sq & up from Häagen-Dazs.

By Tube:
Leicester Square
Piccadilly Circus

By Bus:
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