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Carnegie Hall

Center of the Arts

East Port
Edinburgh KY12 7JA
United Kingdom
+44 138 331 4000
http://www.carnegiehall.co.uk/

Carnegie Hall in Dunfermline hosts a large variety of cultural events, including film screenings, comedy shows, and theatrical productions. Aiming to create a center for the arts, Carnegie Hall has committed to provide all types of performing arts to the Dunfermline area. Check their website for details on upcoming events and ticketing information.

Review © 2007, Wcities

Dominion

Family-run cinema 18 Newbattle Terrace
Morningside
Edinburgh EH10 4RT
United Kingdom
+44 131 447 4771 This family-run cinema has a very cosy feel, entirely in keeping with the status of its owners. Enter the evocative 1930s art deco interior and choose between the four screens. Movies tend towards family flicks, but you will find the odd "18" cropping up on the programme. Light bites and refreshments are on sale in the cafe until the end of play.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Edinburgh Playhouse

Be a part of history 18-22 Greenside Place
Edinburgh EH1 3AA
United Kingdom
+44 131 524 3333
http://www.edinburgh-playhouse... One of Britain's most successful theatres, the Edinburgh Playhouse has a history as colorful as its event lineup. Since its opening in 1929, it has endured ownership changes, slumps in attendance, and political wrangling to become the popular venue it is today. You can catch performances like The Nutcracker, Carmen, and even Lord Of the Dance.

Review © 2007, Wcities

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Lumiere

Museum screen showing arthouse films Royal Museum, Chambers Street
Edinburgh EH1 1JF
United Kingdom
+44 131 247 4219 Situated at the back of the Royal Museum on Chamber Street is this wee cinema with cafe-bar attached. On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays the 278 capacity cinema shows a programme of foreign and experimental arthouse films. For horror fans, the Lumiere hosts the brief but blood-curdling Dead by Dawn festival in the spring. A more high-profile event is the well-known Edinburgh International Film Festival. With only one screen and small attendances, this new venue has a uniquely intimate atmosphere.

Tickets: adults £4.50; concessions £2.50.

Review © 2007, Wcities

UGC Cinemas

Blockbusters and popcorn in a 13-screen multiplex Fountainpark, Dundee Street
Edinburgh EH11 1AF
United Kingdom
This 13-screen multiplex is situated in the Fountainpark leisure complex. Grab a giant portion of popcorn and a soft drink, sit back in a reclining seat and enjoy the latest blockbuster in one of the state-of-the-art auditoriums. There is a 24 hour booking available on 0870 902 0417 and on offer are a variety of saver passes. Other notable features include the Iwerks Extreme Screen, a kids party room and the Movie Store. Check out the well-stocked but pricey cafe-bar if you fancy a munch and slurp. Tickets: adults £5.25; concessions £3.75.

Review © 2007, Wcities