Adventure Cinema, the UK’s largest touring outdoor cinema, has announced a new UK-wide tour of open-air film screenings and it is coming to Somerset this year.
The tour, which launches in April this year, will have showings of films such as Steven Spielberg's adaptation of West Side Story, musicals Mamma Mia!, Bohemian Rhapsody and classics like Dirty Dancing.
These screenings give people the chance to watch cinema in the open air and under the stars in places like National Trust sites, medieval castles or country estates.
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This year, the screenings are coming to sites in Taunton, Yeovil and Bristol.
The three sites will host screenings across summer with dates in May, August and September.
Ben Lovell, Co-Director, Adventure Cinema, said: "We are so excited to be travelling all over the country to once again put on the UK’s biggest ever outdoor cinema this summer, with an incredible list of films on offer in unique and beautiful locations.
"For those who love the cinema and great outdoors, we have worked very hard to ensure that these events are safe and lots of fun for everyone."
Tickets for Adventure Cinema start at £14.50 and can be found on its website.
Here's when Adventure Cinema is coming to Somerset and what films will be showing
Bristol
Where: Clifton Downs
When: August 5, 6 and 7 2022 with two showings on the Saturday and Sunday
What films: Mamma Mia!, West Side Story and Pulp Fiction, Jurassic Park and Rocketman
Taunton
Where: Taunton Deane Cricket Club
When: September 16,17 and 18 2022
What films: West Side Story, Mamma Mia! and Rocketman
Yeovil
Where: Yeovil Showground
When: May 13, 14, 15 2022
What films: West Side Story, Mamma Mia! and A Star is Born
All tickets can be found on the website here.
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