See In the Night Garden on the big screen.
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To celebrate the release of Hello Tombliboos!, the brand new DVD introducing the excitable, tumbly, knockabout pepper-pot toys from BAFTA award-winning In the Night Garden, five special screenings of episodes from the DVD will be shown on the big screen, in selected Picturehouse Cinemas across the country from Monday 1 September.
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These exclusive screenings of Hello Tombliboos! take place the week before the release of the DVD on 8 SeptemberΜύ and offer little ones the opportunity to watch Igglepiggle and friends on a grand scale with their parents, making an ideal first-time cinema experience.
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All screenings take place at 11am at the following cinemas:
- Duke of York's, Brighton on Monday 1 September
- Clapham Picturehouse on Tuesday 2 September
- Picturehouse at FACT, Liverpool on Wednesday 3 September
- Cameo, Edinburgh on Thursday 4 September
- City Screen Picturehouse, York on Friday 5 September
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Tickets are free but must be reserved in advance and are on a first-come, first-served basis.
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To book a space for you and your child at these exclusive events please email Tombliboos@bbc.com or contact the cinema directly.
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Every child over 18 months old who attends these special screenings will receive a free goody bag.
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Plus, one lucky winner who finds the golden ticket at each cinema will win a bumper basket of In the Night Garden goodies.
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Hello Tombliboos! is released by Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Worldwide on 8 September 2008, priced at Β£12.99.
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Lisa Barker
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About Picturehouse Cinemas
City Screen is the owner and operator of Picturehouse Cinemas, Britain's largest circuit of independent cinemas.
Formed in 1989 to challenge the modern multiplex, City Screen provides cinemas in city centre locations to serve local communities and offer a more diverse choice of films.
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City Screen now owns and operates 18 cinemas, as well as programming films for an additional 35 cinemas independently operated throughout the UK, using over 18 years experience in tailoring diverse and commercially successful programmes spanning arthouse and independent classics, world cinema and quality mainstream titles as well as short films and touring seasons.
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City Screen prides itself on being at the forefront of digital cinema and other business and technical developments, such as pioneering live cinecast events, including Filmmaker Question and Answer programmes, and screenings of opera from the New York Metropolitan Opera to cinemas across the UK.
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