Visit one of Britain's longest surviving cinemas, the Duke of York's, for a tour of this iconic landmark.

The Duke of York's opened its doors on 22 September 1910. After welcoming millions of audience members, witnessing many changes of ownership and surviving numerous threats to its existence and even possible demolition, it was re-born in the early 1980s as an arthouse cinema. It is now a Grade II listed building - Brighton's favourite cinema and the country's most enduring picture house. Join Alexia, the Usherette, as she takes you on a tour of this iconic landmark.

Tickets for the tours are limited. If you have booked a place which you no longer need or want, please cancel via Eventbrite as soon as possible so that the ticket may be re-allocated. Please do not attend if you have any of the main Covid symptoms. Any returned tickets will be made available via this site so please do check again if you are keen to attend.

Access: Please note that the Duke of York's is a working cinema and the route of the tours may be subject to alteration. Full wheelchair access to ground floor only, not to upper level visited during tour.

For information on the Duke of York's film programme visit: https://www.picturehouses.com/cinema/duke-of-york-s-picturehouse

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