Everyman Cinema in Bristol are showing Grease for its 40th anniversary this Thursday 18th April
Posted on: 18 Apr 2018Bristol's iconic cinema, Everyman is showing one of the most iconic movies ever made, Grease!
Take a trip back to Rydell High and experience the friendships, romances and adventures of the original cool kids - it's the 40th anniversary of the biggest movie musical of all time.
It's 1958, Summer is over and the hormonally-charged seniors of Rydell High are reluctantly returning to school. Danny Zuko, leader of a local greaser gang the T-Birds, brags about nights of passion with a mystery girl, while new girl Sandy Olsson is taken under the wing of no-nonsense Pink Ladies and shares fond memories of a brief romance with an unknown sweetheart.
When it turns out that the mismatched tales are about each other, Danny must negotiate all of the romantic rites of passage teenager in America's golden age could imagine: jiving school dances, awkward drive-in movies, deadly drag-races and the looming threat of graduation.
The film is screening at 14:15, 17:00 and 20:00, click here to buy tickets.
Everyman is a Beautifully restored Art-deco Picturehouse on Whiteladies Road. Launched in May 2016 by Everyman as a modern boutique cinema, bar & restaurant experience. With a warm and friendly atmosphere, an excellent food and drink selection and fantastic customer service, a visit to Everyman is more than just a cinema experience. Offering food and drink table service to your seat, with the likes of wine and homemade pizza on the menu, you can sit back and relax with 5* service whilst watching a great film. The luxury sofa-like seating makes you feel as comfortable as possible, grab a blanket get cosy and wait for drinks and nibbles to be served!
Everyman Cinema is located on Whiteladies Rd, Bristol BS8 2NH
CLICK HERE for tickets to all Everyman shows and screenings in Bristol.
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Hannah recently graduated with a degree in English with Writing. She is an avid writer, freelancer and creative. She is currently writing her first full-length novel and a collection of poetry. Always out and about in Bristol's music scene, she attends music events on a weekly basis.
