Trafalgar Entertainmentis proud to present The Chiswick Cinema, a brand-new boutique cinema complex, opening on 25 June 2021.

Film fans will be able to experience the magic of cinema for the first time in Chiswick since 1934. The launch of The Chiswick Cinema, complete with its exclusive Private Members’ Club, also marks another major milestone for TE as it officially becomes the company’s first cinema complex to open in what is now becoming a rapidly expanding venue portfolio.

Customers will have the opportunity to join the boutique cinema’s membership scheme where benefits include free tickets, discounts on food and beverages, private hire, no online booking fees and other exclusive events.

The Private Hire Screening and Dining Room will offer a unique experience for cinemagoers. The 16-seater screen has its own dining space attached where guests can enjoy a choice of menus catered by the in-house former Michelin star Chef.

The Living Wall at The Chiswick Cinema is another striking feature and the bio-diverse habitat is already attracting local wildlife. At over 100 metres squared and using over 5000 plants, the stunning wall which enhances the Founders Members’ Terrace, is set to become a feature of the high street.

Highlights for the coming months include big screen blockbusters such as James Bond, Top Gun: Maverick, House of Gucci and West Side Story, alongside smaller independent offerings such as Supernova, Limbo and The Souvenir Part II. Paramount to The Chiswick Cinema’s programming will be event cinema with live broadcasts from The Met Opera, Bolshoi Ballet, music events, the National Theatre and much more.

The investment in The Chiswick Cinema is another major show of confidence in the live entertainment sector from TE and its shareholders led by Joint CEOs Howard and Rosemary who are at the forefront of the UK’s cultural recovery and who remain committed to expanding across the UK and internationally with other entertainment venues.

Chiswick Cinema Founder Memberships sold out within hours when the project was first announced in 2019, and the significant buzz surrounding the new destination is demonstrating a strong demand for the return of cinema as the UK continues its cultural recovery following the devastating effects of the pandemic.