Residents have been asking about the timetable of Secret Cinema shows in Gunnersbury Park. The details are below as is information about tickets, the special screening for residents, and the contact information for comments or complaints.
Timetable
- 19th July to 2nd August: Set up, rehearsals and technical testing.
- Saturday, 4th August: First preview with an invited audience of roughly 1,500 people.
- Monday, 6th August: Second preview with an invited audience of roughly 3,500 people.
- Wednesday, 8th August: Opening night.
- Thursday, 9th August: Performance.
- Friday, 10th August: Performance.
- Saturday, 11th August: Performance.
- Sunday, 12th August: Performance.
- Wednesday, 15th August: Performance.
- Thursday, 16th August: Performance.
- Friday, 17th August: Performance.
- Saturday, 18th August: Performance.
- Sunday, 19th August: Performance.
- Wednesday, 22nd August: Residents’ screening of Singing in the Rain.
- Thursday, 23rd August: Performance.
- Friday, 24th August: Performance.
- Saturday, 25th August: Closing night.
- 26th August to Friday, 31st August: Loading and removal from the park.
The show and to book tickets
- Residents’ screening of Signing in the Rain: Letter to residents is due on Tuesday, 7th August; it will include an application code; proof of residence is required; the map showing the letter distribution area is below.
- Residents’ special price tickets: www.secretcinema.org/residents
- Secret Cinema: www.secretcinema.org
- Tickets for Romeo and Juliet: https://tickets.secretcinema.org
Comments, complaints and more information
- Comments and complaints: Community phone line: 07904 759971
- Further information about Secret Cinema and Secret Cinema’s community programme: [email protected]
Secret Cinema community involvement in Hounslow and Ealing
- A three-week filmmaking programme for 12 young people in the criminal justice system who live in Hounslow and Ealing. The participants will be provided with the guidance and resources to make a three-minute short film inspired by Romeo and Juliet.
- Partnering with MAC-UK, a mental health charity for excluded young people. Together they will raise funds for a new youth-led project in the area, helping young people build solutions to violence and other issues, while also addressing their mental health and wellbeing.
- Planning a special immersive event on the production stages of SCP Romeo + Juliet for local young people. The event will feature live music and films from the local community and will be free to attend.
- An immersive workshop programme with members of its production team.
- Providing six short enrichment courses with local community groups (providing a pathway to employment). It will also seek to engage young people with learning difficulties.
Map showing distribution area for letters to residents
