A Streetcar Named Desire

Dir. Elia Kazan | 1951 | 122 mins | B&W | USA | English | 12A

Please note: we still require over-18s to show a COVID pass on arrival, and face-coverings must be worn in the cinema (unless exempt). For more information on our COVID safety requirements, please visit our website - https://www.snowcatcinema.co.uk/covid-passes

Disturbed Blanche DuBois (Vivienne Leigh) is tormented by her brutish brother-in-law (Marlon Brando) while her reality crumbles around her in Elia Kazan's stunning adaptation of Tennessee Williams' play. They don't make 'em like this any more.

March is Oscars month at Snowcat Cinema. At the Academy Awards of 1952, A Streetcar Named Desire was nominated in twelve categories, winning in four: leading actress (Vivienne Leigh), supporting actress (Kim Hunter), supporting actor (Karl Malden), and art direction (B&W).

Why you should see it: because it's and all-time classic!

Tickets £8.50 / £6.50 (conc)

Please note: there's no need to print your tickets. We have a list of attendees on the door so you just need to give us your name when you arrive. Save the trees!

Doors open at 1pm

Film starts at 1:30pm

Snowcat Cinema does not screen adverts before the feature.  There are usually one or two trailers for films that will be shown soon but we encourage people to arrive promptly for the advertised start time.

Refunds will only be provided if the screening does not go ahead. Please see our COVID page for information about tickets swaps if you receive a positive test etc.