Oasis documentary and Hadestown join Event Cinema line-up at Cineworld – and more

From Oasis's long-awaited reunion to the return of the award-winning musical Hadestown, this season's event cinema line-up is packed with unmissable moments. Add in a celebrated Bob Dylan-inspired stage production and a sparkling Noël Coward comedy, and there's plenty to look forward to on the big screen.

Each month, Cineworld brings an eclectic mix of shows from around the world – spanning opera, pop icons and heavy metal – to cinemas across the UK. Here’s what’s coming up soon.

If you want a front-row seat to stages and stadiums around the world, book a seat at Cineworld events cinema Event Cinema screenings.

 

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GHOST: 2 Big To Rig (26th August)

Experience the 2 BIG TO RIG tour with performances from GHOST’s sellout shows in Mexico City. A phone-free gig, this is the only way to see the SKELETOUR, shot on 16mm film, and including behind-the-scenes footage of Papa V Perpetua and his band of Nameless Ghouls. Watch it in IMAX at Cineworld.

 

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La Traviata on Sydney Harbour (Re-release) (2nd September)

The 2021 recording of this truly extravagant show is a spectacle worth seeing at the cinema. Verdi’s La Travitata is performed in the iconic setting of Sydney Harbour down under, bringing together a 3.5 ton chandelier featuring 10,000 Swarovski crystals, serenaded by romantic arias, as well as dance performances.

 

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Girl from the North Country (3rd September)

A return to London for the Girl from the North Country, the Bob Dylan stage musical. Twenty of the folk titan’s songs are reimagined and form the soundtrack to a story about a down-on-their-luck family and their guesthouse in the Great Depression. This show took audiences by storm, so if you missed it the first time, book your tickets now. Conveniently brought to you by Cineworld, you can book a premium seat without the expense of a train ticket or hotel booking on top.

 

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Oasis: Don't Look Back In Anger (9th September)

Whichever stage you joined Oasis on their fractured and glorious journey, you will definitely want to see the latest documentary. Written by Peaky Blinders’ creator, Steven Knight, this emotional watch tracks the warring brothers’ reunion and their Live 25 tour with backstage footage, onstage snippets and the first interview with the Gallaghers together in 15 years.

 

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National Theatre Live: The Misanthrope (22nd September)

Mother Sandra Oh is coming to the big screen as Cineworld is treated to another National Theatre Live screening. This dark comedy follows novelist Alice, who deeply resents modern society and the lies it has constructed. As she preaches from her soap box, though, she faces increasing backlash. Also starring Tom Mison, Paul Chahidi, and Abigail Cruttenden.

 

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Hadestown: The Musical (13th October)

Greek myths of two young lovers, Orpheus and Eurydice, and the god of the underworld, Hades, and his wife, Persephone. Set in New Orleans at the time of the depression, poverty sets Eurydice on a journey to Hadestown, tempted by the security she’ll get in return for her soul. This Tony- and Grammy Award-winning musical is back for cinema audiences worldwide.

 

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Fallen Angels by Noël Coward (22nd October)

A comedy by English playwright Noël Coward, Fallen Angels was first performed in 1925. Revived more than a century later, the story will find modern audiences highly entertaining. A French lover returns, much to the delight of two women who both, coincidentally, used to ‘know’ him back in the day. Now married to two men they love, they mourn a lack of sex. And then Maurice returns. But how do their husbands feel?

 

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GIANT - The Play (19th November)

John Lithgow is the celebrated children’s writer Roald Dahl as he comes up against controversy for his explicitly antisemitic views shared in a published article. Set over the course of summer in 1983, The Witches is due to be published, but the backlash shows no sign of quietening down. Dahl must choose between an apology or risking his reputation. Darkly funny, see Roald Dahl as you’ve never seen him before.

 

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