Address: Storyhouse,
Hunter Street, Chester, CH1 2AR
Booking line: 01244 409 113 (option #1) £2.50 phone booking fee
Opening Hours: Mon-Sat 8am - 11pm / Sun 9.30am - 11pm
- Ongoing Activities: Poulsen Arc Dream Radio
- Ongoing Activities: Poet-Tree The Den
- Ongoing On Stage: Imtiaz Dharker
- 10am Activities: Chatter and Natter The Kitchen
- 11am On Stage: Litfest Elevenses The Kitchen
- 1.30pm Cinema: Sing A Long Calamity Jane – Dementia Friendly Screening (U) Cinema Book now
- 3.30pm, 8.30pm Cinema: Sorry We Missed You (15) Cinema Book now
- 4pm On Stage: Four O’Clock Story The Kitchen
- 6pm Cinema: Official Secrets (15) Cinema Book now
- 6.45pm On Stage: Telling Stories of Displacement Storyhouse Theatre Book now
Season
Storyhouse Originals: Season 11
Season 11 is our eleventh year of homemade theatre. It will tell powerful personal stories about living here and now.
Cinema
Sorry We Missed You (15)
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1 hr 41 [AD] Ken Loach follows up I, Daniel Blake with a film about the gig economy and the toll zero-hour contracts placed on hard-working families.
Cinema
Official Secrets (15)
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1 hr 52 | [AD] | True story of British Intelligence whistle-blower Katharine Gun, who leaked a top-secret memo to journalist Martin Bright.
Cinema
The Aeronauts (PG)
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1 hr 41 | [AD] | Eddie Redmayne & Felicity Jones play Victorian hot air balloonists on a mission to predict the weather.
Cinema
The Addams Family (PG)
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1 hr 27 | Animated comedy about the creepy and kooky clan. Think your family is weird? Think again…. *click click*
Season
BFI Musicals! The Greatest Show on Screen
The Kitchen, Garret Theatre
A cinema season of musicals from Nov 2019 – Jan 2020, with 16 iconic musicals, both classics and rarities, coming to Storyhouse.
Season
Stage on Screen
National Theatre, RSC, Royal Opera House and more shown in the Storyhouse cinema.
festivals & events
Festival
Chester Literature Festival
Storyhouse Theatre
Storyhouse’s annual festival of words and ideas returns this coming autumn.
On Stage
Toussaint to Move: Windows of Displacement
Garret Theatre
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Akeim Toussaint Buck’s autobiographical solo blends dance, song and spoken word to explore ancestral memory and the shifting, increasingly urgent politics around the movement of people.
On Stage
Imtiaz Dharker
Poet, artist and filmmaker Imtiaz Dharker is 2019’s Chester Literature Festival Guest Director and Artist in Residence. Her poems and…
On Stage
Lemn Sissay: My Name is Why
Storyhouse Theatre
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Last year’s Literature Festival Artist in Residence, joins us for a celebratory evening to mark the end of Lemn’s residency and the publication of his memoir.
