ROB ROY (1922) Silent Film to tour Scotland
The Hippodrome Silent Film Festival (HippFest) is delighted to announce that it will tour the 1922 silent film version of Rob Roy with live music composed and performed by multi-instrumentalist David Allison to seven venues in Scotland including Stirling Castle where it was originally filmed. The tour is supported by Film Hub Scotland and will run until February next year.
National Lottery Cinema Day is back in 2019!
The Hippodrome is taking part in The National Lottery Cinema Day once again and we are super excited to be able to offer you guys a FREE film...
Star of stage and screen to appear at the Hippodrome Bo’ness
The Hippodrome Cinema in Bo’ness will be hosting a very special guest at the upcoming broadcast of Small Island with National Theatre Live on Thursday 27th June
‘Best Cinema Experience in Scotland’ Winner!
The Hippodrome is very excited to announce that we won ‘Best Cinema Experience in Scotland’ at The Scottish Hospitality Awards this year.
Happy Hippo-birthday!
The Hippodrome Cinema in Bo’ness will be celebrating ten years since its high profile restoration and re-opening in April 2009
Coming Soon
We will soon be launching programme notes to accompany some of our events, watch this space!
Opportunity for 16-26 year olds
Hippodrome Silent Film Festival / Hippodrome Cinema are looking for Young Reviewers to attend and write about HippFest 2019.
‘Local Hero’ Bill Forsyth to kick off season of his films with Gregory’s Girl at the Hippodrome Bo’ness
The director of Scotland’s best-loved comedy films will attend a screening of Gregory’s Girl at the Hippodrome Bo’ness on Thursday 11th October.
What's On
Live From the Met: Tosca: CANCELLED
- Saturday, 11 Apr 20 at 17:55 PM
Superstar soprano Anna Netrebko returns in the title role as the explosive diva in Puccini's best-loved operatic thriller. Pre-screening talk: "A beginner's guide to Tosca" by Neil McTavish of Aria Alba, 17:40 - 17:50
Live From the Met: Maria Stuarda: CANCELLED
- Saturday, 09 May 20 at 17:55 PM
Set in 16th Century Britain, Donizetti's historical drama follows Mary, Queen of Scots and her bitter rivalry with the cousin responsible for imprisoning her, Queen Elizabeth I, and thrills with intense stand-offs and impressive vocal displays. Pre-screening talk: "A beginner's guide to Maria Stuarda" by Neil McTavish of Aria Alba, 17:40 - 17:50
NT Live: The Welkin: CANCELLED
- Thursday, 21 May 20 at 19:00 PM
Rural Suffolk in England, 1759. As the country waits for Halley’s comet, a young woman is sentenced to hang for a heinous murder...
