Star Trek Into Darkness 2DFriday, 24th MayAfter EarthFriday, 7th JuneEpic 2DSaturday, 25th MayEpic 3DFriday, 24th MayEye of The StormTuesday, 21st MayLate QuartetFriday, 31st MayStar Trek Into Darkness 3DTuesday, 21st MayThe Big WeddingFriday, 7th JuneThe Great Gatsby 2DFriday, 31st MayThe Great Gatsby 3DMonday, 3rd June
Andre Rieu 2013 Maastricht ConcertSaturday, 13th JulyGlyndebourne - Ariadne auf NaxosTuesday, 4th JuneGlyndebourne - Don PasqualeTuesday, 6th AugustGlyndebourne - Hippolyte et AricieThursday, 25th JulyGreat Expectations LiveToday's Times 19:00Henry V - Globe TheatreMonday, 3rd JuneMet. Opera: Cosi Fan TutteSaturday, 26th AprilMet. Opera: Eugene OneginSaturday, 5th OctoberMet. Opera: FalstaffSaturday, 14th DecemberMet. Opera: La BohemeSaturday, 5th AprilMet. Opera: Prince IgorSaturday, 1st MarchMet. Opera: RusalkaSaturday, 8th FebruaryMet. Opera: The NoseSaturday, 26th OctoberMet. Opera: ToscaSaturday, 9th NovemberMet. Opera: WertherSaturday, 15th MarchMunch 150Thursday, 27th JuneNT Live: OthelloThursday, 26th SeptemberNT Live: The AudienceThursday, 13th JuneNT Live: The Audience EncoreThursday, 4th JulyPompeii Live From the British MuseumTuesday, 18th JuneThe Taming of the Shrew - Globe TheatreMonday, 29th JulyTwelfth Night - Globe TheatreMonday, 1st JulyVermeer and Music: The Art of Love and LeisureThursday, 10th October
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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Jonathan Pryce becomes Patron of the Scala
Jonathan Pryce, star of stage and the big screen becomes Patron of the Scala Cinema and Art Centre. Jonathan who was born in Carmel near Prestatyn said he is very flattered by the invitation and is..
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
Scala History Queue
The Scala History Queue is now on display in the Scala main foyer. Come and see this incredible piece of work during normal opening hours 10am - 10pm Mon - Sat. http://www.facebook.com/pages/Pres....
Films for April - May 2012
The Hunger Games
The Avengers 3D
Beauty and the Beast 3D
Dark Shadows
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 ..
