We believe in Theatre for All. Help us reach new audiences by donating to our Accessible Performances Fund

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Plan Your Visit

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Home

The Picture House is a nationally connected, locally focused cinema; providing audiences with an inclusive space to explore.

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What’s On

Discover upcoming films from around the world at Hyde Park and inspiring projects for Leeds’ communities.

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About

The Picture House is one of the UK’s oldest cinemas. We screen the best films from around the world.

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Plan Your Visit

Everything you need to know before visiting the cosiest cinema in Leeds.

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Access

We are committed to being open to all and reducing barriers for disabled visitors.

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Shop

Take a piece of Hyde Park home from tote bags to mugs.

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Journal

Read a wide range of posts – from factual news content and interviews, to image-led stories and videos.

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Memberships

HPPH Members enjoy lots of great benefits whilst helping everyone in our community experience the magic of cinema.

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Learning

From educational workshops to adult learning – we passionately believe in the power of film to educate and inspire.

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Theatre for All

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We believe that the arts and culture can change lives, improve well-being, and remind us of what connects us as humans.

We would like to provide further Accessible shows across our venues, but we need your help. Your donation will help us reach new audiences who may otherwise never experience the shared connection of live performance.

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