Irish cinema has truly come of age in recent years, and Colm Bairead's beautiful and moving coming-of-age drama is one the country's most outstanding recent releases. It was a nominee at the BAFTAs earlier this year for Best Film Not In The English Language and Best Adapted Screenplay, and was also the first Irish language […]
Ushers Bar in the historic vaults of Parade House Trowbridge will be open for drinks again on Saturday 7th October. Ushers will be open from 6pm to 11pm. Come and relax with friends in the intimate and luxurious setting of the Grade 1 listed Parade House.
Scrumptious all-butter scones with clotted cream & strawberry jam, wickedly tasty cakes and a choice of fine tea or coffee, all served on beautiful vintage china in the beautiful surroundings of Grade 1 listed Parade House.
One of the very best Jane Austen movie adaptations, bringing to the screen perhaps her most autobiographical novel. Directed by Patricia Rozema and starring Frances O’Connor as the central character Fanny Price. Born into a poor family, Fanny is sent away to live with her rich uncle – a superb performance by playwright Harold Pinter […]
A Matter of Life & Death is perhaps Powell & Pressburger's greatest masterpiece, a marvelously clever romantic fantasy that was supposedly inspired by a real event in which a British pilot returning from a World War II bombing raid miraculously survived a terrible plane crash. Powell & Pressburger spin an inspired confection out of that […]
Black Narcissus is another work of genius from Powell & Pressburger. An adaptation of Rumer Godden's novel, it's an almost gothic tale of a group of ill-matched nuns sent to the remote Himalayas to establish a convent in the ruins of an old castle. All of the nuns struggle to adapt to the castle's bewitching […]
