CHAPTER 10.19 ART
Garth Evans But, Hands Have Eyes: Six decades of sculpture Until 26.01.20 ‘But, Hands Have Eyes’ is a solo exhibition featuring six decades of sculpture. Alongside works produced in the UK in the 1960s and 70s, Evans also presents a body of work for their UK premiere, that he has produced in the United States since his move there in 1981. The work of Garth Evans is integral to the history of British sculpture. Experimenting with the potential of scale, weight, medium and form, Evans’ work comprises both a formal and conceptual approach. He is always interested in interrogating established boundaries and, as a result, his sculptures are made from a diverse range of materials including ceramics, steel, leather and fibreglass. Evans states that many of his works, even when most abstract, are “triggers for, and containers of, particular identifiable memories”. Ultimately, Garth Evans’ works are ambiguous, multi-faceted and completely original.
Gallery Opening Times: Tue, Wed, Sat, Sun: 12–6pm, Thu, Fri: 12– 8pm, Mon: Closed
Talks at 4 26.10.19 FREE Are you interested in finding out a little bit more about our latest exhibition? Then why not join us for a free and informal guided tour! Our ‘Talks at 4’ are led by our wonderful gallery assistants and are a great way to delve a little deeper into our current exhibition by Garth Evans and his approach to his work. No two talks are the same so come along and be a part of the conversation.
Garth Evans: Untitled Sculpture Until 18.03.2020 Cardiff, The Hayes In 1972 Garth Evans created a large-scale sculpture that was placed in The Hayes, Cardiff city centre for six months as part of a ground-breaking national sculpture project. Garth chose Cardiff as the location for his work as he had very strong family connections with Wales and his Welsh grandfather’s tales of his time as a miner were hugely influential in the sculpture’s form — evoking both a hammer-like tool and the image of a mine tunnel. After the project, the sculpture was relocated to Leicestershire where it remained hidden, neglected and unseen by the public for almost 50 years. Following a successful crowdfunding campaign supported by Art Happens with Art Fund, the generous donations of the public have enabled us to carry out the specialist restoration that was so desperately needed. In a unique project, Chapter has been able to return the work to its original location, for six months. You can see it at The Hayes, in Cardiff city centre. About the Artist Garth Evans was born in Cheshire in 1934 and studied sculpture at the Slade School of Fine Art, London and now lives and works in North East Connecticut, USA. Since the 1960s, Evans has exhibited widely across the UK and USA including in ‘British Sculpture ‘72’, Royal Academy of Arts, London (1972) and ‘The Condition of Sculpture’, Hayward Gallery, London (1975). In 2013, artist Richard Deacon curated the survey exhibition ‘Garth Evans’ at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. His work is represented in numerous collections including Tate; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; Museum of Modern Art, New York; the Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Museum. Exhibition supported by The Henry Moore Foundation and Hales Gallery. The sculpture project is supported by Art Fund through Art Happens, Studio Response, Anthony Stokes, Landsec, Cardiff City Council and the many donors and supporters who made the restoration and relocation possible.
Art in the Bar Jon Pountney: Waiting for the Light Until 14.02.20 ‘Waiting for the Light’ is a body of photographic works that capture a particular type of light; a harsh, acutely angled low sunlight that gives the scenes in Jon Pountney’s images a somewhat surreal and melancholy feel. Hard light catches the swish of a grubby lace curtain, or casts a shadow across the delicate, threadbare surface of a mattress, to elevate the seemingly mundane into something extraordinary and beautiful. The glare of the sun makes the subject appear hyper-real; rendering the everyday unfamiliar and enigmatic. About the Artist Jon Pountney is an artist based in South Wales. His work spans photography, painting, drawing, and filmmaking. He is interested in creating narratives through this imagery; exploring the idea of a ‘sense of place’ and often creating work that is rooted in specific locations or communities. Previous projects include ‘Cardiff before Cardiff’, which later became a publication and exhibition at the Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff. Currently, Jon is working on a joint commission for the National Assembly for Wales and Ffotogallery. Sponsored by: Robertsons Solicitors
PERFORMANCE
Company of Sirens The Creature Director Chris Durnall Writer Lucy Gough 01.10—05.10 + 08.10—10.10 8pm | 05.10 2pm & 8pm BSL When someone kills, when their crime is so terrible and incomprehensible, can we still call them human? Who is to blame? Who and/or what creates monsters? Taking Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein as inspiration, The Creature takes place in the mind and the prison cell of a young boy in a secure unit as he attempts to avoid taking responsibility for what he has done whilst also trying to understand it. Developed through work with young offenders, this specially commissioned play explores the origins of criminal behaviour and asks what it is that makes us monsters. Post Show Talk: 01.10 8pm £12 | £10
Elis James – SOLD OUT 14.10, 21.10 + 28.10 8pm Following two sell out stand-up tours across Wales, the star of S4C’s Cic Lan Yr Archif, Channel 4’s 8 Out Of 10 Cats and Radio 5 Live’s The Elis James & John Robins Show takes a look at fatherhood, internet trolls and the guilt inherent in neglecting to use the Welsh option on an ATM.
HUSHLAND CREATIVE PRESENTS Stone’s Throw, Lament of the Selkie 11 + 12.10 8pm Written, composed and performed by Rachel Taylor-Beales in collaboration with Lucy Rivers. Directed by Louise Osborn and featuring award winning actor-musician Lucy Rivers alongside Rachel, the performance combines breathtaking music, songs, spoken word and storytelling against a backdrop of large-scale visual projections and bespoke verbatim recordings of women’s birth stories and broader thoughts on identity. This show is an intimate, stirring, but ultimately uplifting exploration of the ongoing process of rebuilding and reclaiming oneself after an experience of trauma. Connecting ancient myth with modern mortals… walking the line where the ocean meets the land, to find a skin that fits. 12.10 (AD performance) £12 | £10
JO FONG + GEORGE ORANGE The Rest of Our Lives 11.10 + 12.10 7pm Jo is a mature dancer; George is a middle-aged clown. Hopefully hopeful, The Rest Of Our Lives avoids a mid-life crisis and asks ‘Where do we go from here?’ We’re only at the beginning of the end. Age 14+ £10 | £8
Our Friends Imaginary 18.10 5pm | 19.10 11am, 2pm & 5pm Our Friends imaginary is a fast paced, funny and visually exciting bilingual show about childhood imaginary friends created especially for young children and their families to share and enjoy together. Be amazed and enthralled as two performers interact with film projections of their own imaginary friends and go on an adventure to explore the wonder of children’s imaginations. Bombastic is a Cardiff based company committed to creating and making quirky and exciting productions that feature and fuse digital technologies and humorous theatre and dance to inspire and entertain young people and their families across Wales and Britain. Plus free workshop following the performances on 19.10 12 & 3pm Please contact the box office to book your place £10 | £5 Child | Family Ticket £25 (4 tickets)
EVERYMAN THEATRE Playhouse Creatures by April De Angelis 22—26.10 7.30pm 26.10 2.30pm 1663. Charles II reopens the Playhouses and for the first time, allows women to take to the stage. For four women, this signals the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. As the camaraderie and chaos of the dressing room ignites their ambitions to play a bigger part in the theatre, can the women stick together to negotiate greater roles? And will their new-found fame bring with it better fortunes? A vivacious comedy that celebrates a bold moment in the history of modern theatre, Playhouse Creatures tells the story with bawdy comedy, theatrical flair and emotional poignancy. 1663. £14 | £12 Contains strong language
Rob Newman’s Total Eclipse of Descartes 2019 27.10 8PM Based on the hit BBC Radio 4 series ‘Rob Newman’s Total Eclipse of Descartes’ Rob’s whirlwind tour of philosophy explores 3000 years of good and bad ideas from Pythagoras to driverless cars, by way of levitating Buddhist monks, Pavlov’s dogs, Jean-Paul Sartre’s mum, Fat Man On A Bridge, T.Rex, Morrissey and wire monkeys. In a world gone crazy, can philosophy help? This sparklingly brilliant new show tries to give you the answer. ‘He is the funniest comedian I have ever seen… a passionate, chaotically brilliant comedian’ Sunday Times £14
Parama 2: Tic Toc 30.10—02.11 | 7.30pm 01.11 | 2.30pm Writer and director: Valmai Jones Composer & musical director: Catrin Edwards Tic Toc is a musical tale of a close knit group of friends who worked together in a factory. They sang, laughed and danced together finding strength in friendship while around them the world was changing. Then came a tear in the future of that friendship. And now a reunion’s been planned — but one of them hasn’t been invited…! As they gather to recreate the good times and become young jivers again, we are privy to their exploits and memories, re-living the past along with them. Tic Toc is a homage to those women who worked in the factories and the show’s been compiled from their stories and reminiscences. Parama 2 was created to give a women to working in the theatre a voice and put them firmly centre stage. £12 | £10
FILM
The Goldfinch 27.09—10.10 USA | 2019 | 149’ | 15 | John Crowley Ansel Elgort Theo’s life is shattered when his mother is killed during a bombing at an art museum.
Hotel Mumbai 27.09—03.10 India | 2019 | 123’ | 15 | Anthony Maras Dev Patel, Armie Hammer A powerful and vivid depiction of the devastating 2008 Mumbai terror attacks.
Honeyland 27.09—02.10 Republic of Macedonia | 2019 | 87’ | 12 | FL | Tamara Kotevska, Ljubomir Stefanov A lyrical look at the last bee hunter in Europe.
Sprinter 01.10—03.10 Jamaica | 2019 | 111’ | 15 | Storm Saulter Dale Elliott, Lorraine Toussaint A boy separated from his mother is set to be Jamaica’s next track- and-field sensation
Ad Astra 04.10— 08.10 USA | 2019 | 124’ | 12A | James Gray Brad Pitt An astronaut’s travel into space to find his father challenges the nature of existence.
Good Posture 04.10—10.10 UK | 2019 | 91’ | 15 | Dolly Wells Emily Mortimer, Nat Wolff To impress her ex a woman starts making a documentary about a reclusive author.
Wilderland Film Festival 10.10 Various | 2019 | 140’ | NC | various A selection of films from around the world showcasing this beautiful planet.
The Farewell 11.10—17.10 USA | 2019 | 100’ | PG | Lulu Wang Awkwafina, Shuzhen Zhou A family keeps medical results from their grandmother and devise another way to say goodbye.
The Last Tree 11.10—17.10 UK | 2019 | 99’ | 15 | Shola Amoo Sam Adewunmi A young black man examines his idea of home in this moving, evocative film.
Watch Africa: Another Day of Life 12.10 Poland | 2018 | 85’ | TBC | FL | Raúl de la Fuente, Damian Nenow A gripping journey into the Angolan civil war using animation and live footage.
Met Opera: Turandot 13.10 USA | 2019 | 210’ | Yannick Nezet-Seguin Puccini’s epic fairy tale of a proud princess in China featuring “Nessun dorma”.
NT Live: A Midsummer Night’s Dream 17.10 UK | 2019 | 210’ | Nicholas Hytner Gwendoline Christie A feuding fairy King and Queen meddle in their lives of lovers in Shakespeare’s comedy.
The Peanut Butter Falcon 18.10—24.10 USA | 2019 | 93’ | TBC | Tyler Nilson, Michael Schwartz Shia LaBeouf, Zack Gottsagen, Dakota Johnson Zak, a man with Down syndrome, runs away to become a wrestler.
Tehran: City of Love 19.10—24.10 Iran | 2019 | 102’ | 12A | FL | Ali Jaberansari Forough Ghajabagli, Mehdi Saki, Amir Hessam Bakhtiari Three disenchanted characters yearn for love and connection in Tehran.
The Day Shall Come 18.10—24.10 UK | 2019 | 88’ | 15 | Chris Morris Marchánt Davis, Anna Kendrick A Miami preacher finds himself the mark for an overenthusiastic FBI agent.
Official Secrets 25.10—31.10 UK | 2019 | 112’ | 15 | Gavin Hood Keira Knightley The story of an intelligence agent who leaked information to prevent war in Iraq.
Met Opera: Manon 27.10 USA | 2019 | 210’ | Maurizio Benini Lisette Oropesa A beautiful young woman is incapable of forsaking love and luxury in Massenet’s opera.
Farming 28.10—31.10 UK | 2019 | 102’ | 18 | Adewale Akinnuoye- Agbaje Damson Idris, Kate Beckinsale A Nigerian teenager struggling with his identity joins a racist gang in 1980s Tilbury.
BFI MUSICALS Singing and dancing its way into Chapter, BFI Musicals! celebrates the joyful, emotional, shared experience of watching film musicals; with the biggest stars, the most iconic scenes and the best-loved song and dance numbers back on the big screen.
Judy 12.10—24.10 UK | 2019 | 118’ | 12A | Rupert Goold Renée Zellweger After decades of stardom, Judy Garland arrives in London to perform and change her life.
A Star is Born 13.10 + 15.10 USA | 1954 | 154’ | U | George Cukor Judy Garland, James Mason An actor begins a love affair with an unknown singer that changes them both forever.
Bad Film Club: Glitter 06.10 USA | 2001 | 104’ | PG | Vondie Curtis-Hall Mariah Carey, Max Beasley Mimi and Take That’s back up dancer take on the legendary Star is Born story.
The Wizard of Oz 12.10 + 13.10 USA | 1939 | 102’ | U | Victor Fleming Judy Garland Dorothy is taken to a magical land where she embarks on a quest to meet a Wizard.
Summer Stock 20.10 USA | 1950 | 108’ | PG | Charles Walters Judy Garland, Gene Kelly A farmer down on her luck rents out her barn to a musical theatre troupe.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show 24.10 UK | 1975 | 100’ | 15 | Jim Sharman Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon A couple find themselves in a time warp at the bizarre residence of Dr. Frank-N-Furter.
Little Shop of Horrors 26.10 + 27.10 USA | 1986 | 94’ | PG | Frank Oz Rick Moranis A nerdy florist finds success and romance with the help of a strange and unusual plant.
Rogers Waters: Us + Them 02.10 UK | 2019 | 135’ | adv12A | Sean Evans Pink Floyd’s legend performs hits and his album Is This The Life We Really Want?
KOTATSU JAPANESE ANIMATION FESTIVAL
Code Geass: Lelouch of the Resurrection 04.10 Japan | 2019 | 114’ | TBC | FL | Gorô Taniguchi Jun Fukuyama Explosive mecha action and drama in this cinematic continuation of the Code Geass saga.
Anime Song Disco 04.10 8pm Celebrate the opening night of Kotatsu with DJ Ryojin.
Birthday Wonderland 05.10 Japan | 2019 | 120’ | TBC | FL | Keiichi Hara Mayu Matsuoka A family adventure where a shy girl is recruited to save a magical world.
Takeshi Yashiro + Satoshi Akutsu Masterclass 05.10 Stop-motion animatior Takeshi Yashiro and producer Satoshi Akustsu in conversation. Tamako Love Story 05.10 Japan | 2014 | 83’ | adv12A | FL | Naoko Yamada Aya Suzaki Life changes for two teens when they begin to consider their futures and their mutual love.
Fate/Stay Night — Heaven’s Feel I: Presage Flower 05.10 Japan | 2017 | 120’ | TBC | FL | Tomonori Sudô Bryce Papenbrook A teenager summons a magical servant to participate in the Holy Grail War.
Calamity of a Zombie Girl 05.10 Japan | 2018 | 80’ | TBC | FL | Hideaki Iwami Saori Hayami Students looking for treasure awaken deadly ancient mummies and have to fight for survival.
Penguin Highway 06.10 Japan | 2018 | 117’ | TBC | FL | Hiroyasu Ishida Kana Kita A boy investigates the mysterious appearance of an army of penguins in his sleepy town.
Takeshi Yashiro Stop-Motion Animation Workshop 06.10 The award winning director gives a hands-on tutorial. Ages 8+ £27 [email protected]
Eureka Seven Hi-Evolution 06.10 Japan | 2017 | 109’ | adv12 | FL | Tomoki Kyôda Yûko Sanpei A teen is thrown into a mecha adventure when a giant robot crashes into his home.
A Silent Voice 06.10 Japan | 2016 | 130’ | 12A | FL | Naoko Yamada Miyu Irino A bully and his victim face the traumas of their shared past in order to heal themselves.
FRACTURED VISIONS Join us for a weekend of frights from the debut of the Fractured Visions Festival at Chapter.
Chapter Moviemaker: Spooky Special 07.10 Cym | 2019 | 90’ | adv18 | various A horror-themed compilation of Welsh-made short films.
It: Chapter Two 28.10—31.10 USA | 2019 | 169’ | adv18 | Andy Muschietti Jessica Chastain, Bill Skarsgård The Losers Club are adults who have all moved on until devastating news brings them back.
Ghost Killers vs Bloody Mary 25.10 Brazil | 2019 | 103’ | adv18 | FL | Fabrício Bittar Dani Calabresa, Léo Lins Youtubeing ghost hunters get more fame than expected when they investigate a school spook.
Puppet Killer 25.10 Canada | 2019 | TBC | adv18 | Lisa Ovies Aleks Paunovic In an isolated cabin a group of friends are stalked by a killer pink fluffy puppet.
Impossible Crimes 25.10 Argentina | 2019 | 91’ | adv15 | FL | Hernan Findling Federico Bal, Sofia del Tuffo A nun claims responsibility for a terrible deed, sparking a criminal investigation.
My Bloody Valentine 26.10 Canada | 1981 | 86’ | 15 | George Mihalka Paul Kelman, Lori Hallier On the most romantic day of the year a killer threatens a small mining community. + Feed me Death (USA, 8’)
Artik 26.10 USA | 2019 | TBC | adv18 | Tom Botchii Skowronski Chase Williamson A serial killer mentors his son till a mysterious man threatens to expose their secret.
The Evolution of the Slasher 26.10 A discussion of Giallo and its influence on the slasher with Mikel Koven
Here Comes Hell 26.10 UK | 2019 | 73’ | adv18 | Jack McHenry Tom Bailey, Maureen Bennett, Alfred Bradley, Robert Llewellyn A 1930’s party descends into carnage, gore and demonic possession in this horror comedy.
Finale 26.10 Denmark | 2018 | 100’ | adv18 | FL | Søren Juul Petersen Anne Bergfeld Whilst the town is celebrating two women working the night shift experience odd goings on.
Tumbbad 27.10 India | 2018 | 104’ | adv18 | FL | Rahi Anil Barve, Anand Gandhi, Adesh Prasad, Sohum Shah Humans build a temple for a goddess who created the universe, with terrible consequences.
Hanna’s Homecoming 27.10 Germany | 2019 | 98’ | adv15 | FL | Esther Bialas Valerie Stoll, Godehard Giese Eva’s return to her small town stirs up trouble with the superstitious locals. + The Nocnista
1BR 27.10 USA | 2019 | 90’ | adv18 | David Marmor Nicole Brydon Bloom Vulnerable Sara moves to a new apartment building with a cloyingly close community.
One Must Fall 27.10 USA | 2018 | 96’ | adv18 | Antonio Pantoja Vincent Lee Alston, Rebekah Lynn Dow A crime clean-up crew find a serial killer might not yet have left the scene.
FAMILY FEATURES A selection of fabulous, family–friendly films every Saturday and Sunday. Children under 12 years old must be accompanied by an adult.
The Lion King 12.10—13.10 USA | 2019 | 118’ | PG | Jon Favreau Donald Glover, Beyonce, Chiwetel Ejiofor After his father is killed a young lion must learn how to be brave.
Dora and the Lost City of Gold 19.10—20.10 USA | 2019 | 109’ | PG | James Bobin Isabela Moner Dora leads her friends on an adventure to solve the mystery of the lost city of gold.
Abominable 25.10—31.10 USA | 2019 | 92’ | PG | Jill Culton, Todd Wilderman Albert Tsai, Eddie Izzard A magical Yeti must return to his family.
Carry on Screaming Check the calendar for special screenings every Friday at 11am, exclusively for people with babies under one year old.
ACCESSIBLE CINEMA Audio Description and Soft Subtitles Information on Soft Subtitles/Audio Description is subject to change, please see website for confirmation. Soft Subtitles Captioned screenings for the hearing impaired. Audio description An additional audio track narration describing events on screen, designed for those with visual impairment. F-Rating ‘F’ Films and performances directed and/or written by women. Relaxed Screenings To create a supportive environment for people with complex needs these screenings have films played with the lights raised and the volume reduced. People can feel free to move around the cinema or make a noise as they feel comfortable. Dementia Friendly Screenings A great opportunity for people living with dementia to enjoy a film in a relaxed friendly environment, following the film there is a chance to socialise with complimentary tea and coffee. We also welcome charity workers, medical professionals, care home staff, social workers and support staff. £4.50 including refreshments Funded by the Rayne Foundation and the Dunhill Medical
LEARNING
Chapter Sewcials Autumn Term
Halloween Sewing Special 13.10 11am—3pm We’ll be making Halloween black cat purses/pouches with plenty of space for stashing essentials. The session will mix hand sewing with machine sewing techniques encouraged to learn and develop sewing skills. The session will round off with sewing with paper when we learn techniques to create mini Halloween garlands.
Sew your own Elf Plushie 24.11 11am–3pm Can be used for ‘elf on the shelf’ challenges for December or simply to snuggle up to in the winter, this sewing workshop looks at getting clever with cutting techniques and animating characters from fabric.
Exploring Fabrics - Sew your own Fluffy Deer complete with neck scarf 15.12 11am–3pm A Christmas inspired project using fluffy and textured fabric. We’ll also be making a mini scarf which kids can use themselves No previous sewing experience necessary on all workshops; the emphasis is on building your creative skills and gaining confidence in hand and machine sewing techniques. Cost: £22.50 per workshop, or £60 for all 3. Please call the Box Office to book on 029 2030 4400. Light refreshments and all materials including sewing machines provided. Packed lunch required.
Young Programmers Call Out Chapter is looking to maintain a pool of young programmers who can meet regularly and input their perspectives into a specific youth strand within our overall programme. If you are aged between 14 and 24 and would like to work with Chapter on designing and implementing events for young people please contact [email protected]
Half Term Animation Day 31.10 10am–4pm Learn the basics of stop motion animation in this fun creative day. Plan a story, build a set, create characters and animate using stop motion and editing apps for iPad. No previous experience necessary. Spaces limited, packed lunch required. £22.50 per person, £40 for siblings
Young Programmer Event – Silent Disco 1.11 8pm– 10pm After the success of the Summer Silent Disco the Young Programmers are at it again this time with a Halloween inspired silent Disco! We encourage you to attend in costume! It’ll be crazy, it’ll be gruesome, it’ll be very, very scary! Sing like nobody’s listening and dance like nobody’s watching! Age 14+ Tickets available from box office: Cost £5
MIX
First Thursday New Poetry and Fiction 03.10 7.30pm Features Wales Book of the Year Poet, Novelist, Essayist and Environmentalist Robert Minhinnick reading from his new novel, Nia (Seren) along with Poet Steve Griffiths who will be reading from his new Selected Poems. Open Mic £3 (on the door)
The Drones Comedy Club 04.10 & 18.10 8.30pm Clint Edwards brings you the best from up-and-coming stand-ups, as seen on Rob Brydon’s ‘Identity Crisis’. One of The Big Issue’s ‘Top Ten Things to Do in Cardiff.’ £5 Please note: To purchase your tickets for this event you will now have to book through box-office.
Cardiff Storytelling Circle 06.10 7pm Someone tells a story. It might be true or made up or traditional, but everyone listens. All storytellers and all story listeners welcome. £5 (on the door)
The Arts Society Cardiff 12.10 2pm TAMARA DE LEMPICKA CLAIRE WALSH Tamara de Lempicka dazzled and seduced Paris’ artistic circles in the 1920’s and 30’s. These heady years saw her immortalise the atmosphere of wealth and decadence of Paris. She was one of the few to be able to embody the decorative style of Art Deco in her paintings. Tamara was glamorous and notorious but it was her extraordinary talent that confirmed her reputation as one of the iconic painters of her generation. £7 (on the door, space permitting)
Sunday Jazz 20.10 9pm Our monthly evening of melodic acoustic Jazz in the Caffi Bar with the Chapter Four Jazz Quartet, featuring Glen Manby, Jim Barber, Don Sweeney and Greg Evans. FREE
The Gay Men’s Book Club 28.10 7.30pm A friendly and relaxed group who discuss a wide variety of books chosen by members, some gay-themed but not all. October’s book will be “Cannery Row” by John Steinbeck. FREE
Clonc yn y Cwtch Every Monday 6.30–8pm Are you learning Cymraeg? Come and join us for a great chance to practice your Welsh with other learners. Croeso i bawb! In partnership with Menter Caerdydd and Cardiff University FREE
ACCESSIBLE CINEMA
Audio Description and Soft Subtitles Information on Soft Subtitles/Audio Description is subject to change, please see website for confirmation.
Soft Subtitles Captioned screenings for the hearing impaired.
Audio description An additional audio track narration describing events on screen, designed for those with visual impairment.
F-Rating Films and performances directed and/or written by women.
Relaxed Screenings To create a supportive environment for people with complex needs these screenings have films played with the lights raised and the volume reduced. People can feel free to move around the cinema or make a noise as they feel comfortable.
Dementia Friendly Screenings A great opportunity for people living with dementia to enjoy a film in a relaxed friendly environment, following the film there is a chance to socialise with complimentary tea and coffee. We also welcome charity workers, medical professionals, care home staff, social workers and support staff. £4.50 including refreshments Funded by the Rayne Foundation and the Dunhill Medical Trust
GET INVOLVED Chapter Friends Become a friend and enjoy the many benefits on offer from discounts on tickets & at the Caffi bar to special events. Gold £60/£45; Silver £50/£35; Bronze £25/£20.
Keep in Touch/Info Our weekly e-listings Sign up online at chapter.org Workshops and classes Head to www.chapter.org to see the range we have on offer. Home to resident companies and Artists For more information head to www.chapter.org
HOW TO BOOK Phone: Box Office 029 2030 4400 (major credit cards accepted). In person: Office Hrs Mon—Sun, 10.00am–8.30pm Online: 24/7 at www.chapter.org Concessions: Only applicable for Students, over 60’s, children, unemployed, disabled people, MAX card, Chapter’s Friends, and Card Holders. Proof must be shown. Group Bookings: Buy 8 tickets, get the 9th Free. Please note: Only one discount is applicable at one time. Tickets cannot be reserved without payment. No latecomers. Only bottled water allowed in the cinema auditoria.
CINEMA PRICES Peak (from 5pm) Full £7.90 Concessions £6.00 Off-Peak (before 5pm) Full £5.90 Concessions £4.00 Standard Discounts (per ticket) Advance Booking 50p off Chapter Friends £1.00 off
ACCESS FOR ALL Chapter welcomes disabled visitors. If you have any specific access requirements or questions, please contact our box-office on 029 2030 4400. We are proud to be part of Hynt, www.hynt.co.uk
HOW TO GET TO CHAPTER Travelling: West of the city centre, Market Road, Canton, Cardiff CF5 1QE. So from the city centre it’s a 20 minute walk. Every 5 minutes by bus, No 17 and 18. Bike racks are available on site. www.chapter.org/maps-directions. Parking: There is a car park to the rear of the building and there are a number of public car parks just off Cowbridge Rd East.