CoriolanusFriday, 24th FebruaryHugo 3DMonday, 6th FebruaryJ. EdgarWednesday, 8th FebruaryLa Vie En RoseWednesday, 8th FebruaryStar Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace 3DThursday, 9th FebruaryThe ArtistSaturday, 25th FebruaryThe MuppetsSaturday, 11th February
Comedy NightFriday, 9th March
Bolshoi: Le CorsaireSunday, 11th MarchBolshoi: RaymondaSunday, 24th JuneBolshoi: The Bright StreamSunday, 29th AprilMet. Opera: ErnaniSaturday, 25th FebruaryMet. Opera: GotterdammerungSaturday, 11th FebruaryMet. Opera: La TraviataSaturday, 14th AprilMet. Opera: ManonSaturday, 7th AprilNT Live: Comedy of ErrorsThursday, 1st MarchNT Live: She Stoops to ConquerThursday, 29th MarchNT Live: Travelling LightThursday, 9th February
The History Of Scala Prestatyn
The oldest one screen cinema in North Wales, Prestatyn’s Scala Cinema was open from 1913 to its closure in 1999. A popular and much loved cinema, the original Scala was a crucial part of Prestatyn’s heritage and community.
Now it has been reborn as an ambitious, cutting edge cinema and arts venue for the whole of North Wales to enjoy. The Scala certainly has a colourful story to tell. Established by cinema pioneer Saronie (real name James Roberts) established the Scala in the Prestatyn Town Hall and ran it until his retirement in 1963, sadly passing away in 1967.
The Scala entertained generations of Prestatyn residents through the golden age of cinema in the 1930’s and 1940’s with queues regularly half way up the High Street.
With the ascendance of multiplex cinemas it was much harder for the Scala to compete, and as with most local cinemas, the Scala closed. However, due to the vision and persistence of a number of local residents, the dream of a new Scala rising from the ashes of the old was created. Over the past few years, this dream has become real.
A detailed history of the Scala can be read at Friends of The Scala website
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Scala/Prestatyn Students gain awards at red Carpet event PICS Film Festival
Scala/Prestatyn Students gain awards at red Carpet event PICS Film Festival.
Euan Miller won overall 'Most Promising Filmmaker' PICS 2012 - he's 11 and attends Bodnant Junior School ..
Scala Turns Red!
The Scala will be turning RED! From the 1st - 29th Feb. To help raise awareness of the UK’s number one killer – heart and circulatory disease. Part of the British Heart Foundation '
Daily Post Achievement Awards Wales 2011
A shocked Chris Bond and Rhiannon Hughes were presented with the Magnox Community Award, for the diligence and creativity that went in to transforming the Scala Cinema and Arts Centre o
Films for Jan - Feb 2012
La Vie En Rose
http://scalaprestatyn.co.uk/performance.php?section=film&id=505
HUGO 3D
