Quad - Derby

Gather up the family this weekend and enjoy Ralph Breaks The Internet - Wreck It Ralph 2 (PG) only £3.50 per person as part of our Cine Kids programme!
Join our Cine Kids scheme, Find out more and book today > https://buff.ly/2EwuTsN

So, we scoured the web for the best piece of movie trivia for #TriviaDay and found this beauty...
Did you know, rather than using CGI, Tim Burton had 40 squirrels trained to crack nuts for Charlie & The Chocolate Factory?
#TheMoreYouKnow 🐿😄
... Let us know your favourite piece of movie trivia in the comments...
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The Japan Foundation Touring Film Programme returns to QUAD in February for 11 screenings of films new to UK screens and themed on the subject of "Love".
Love has provided a penetrating and perpetual source of cinema. Countless Japanese film makers have taken up this universal theme and explored what love means and does to human-beings. From recently released contemporary works to anime and classic masterpieces, the programme features some of the best examples of cinema from ...Japan and will look at how the theme of love has remained an inspiration for the country’s filmmakers as well as how they stretched their imaginations to mirror the society they live in, telling stories with diverse voices, in an enthralling and delightful manner.
Tickets are available to individual screenings at QUAD's regular ticket prices or you can buy a weekend pass to see all eleven films for just £50 (standard), £45 (QUAD members/concessions) or £35 (16 - 25 year olds. ID required).
Find out about all of the films screening on the QUAD website - http://bit.ly/JFTFPatQUAD2019
All screenings will start promptly at the advertised time without ads/trailers.
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Dennis Hopper's legendary, long-unavailable directing opus is back on the big screen!
"Dennis Hopper's audacious 1971 movie about the ritualistic voodoo of cinema is a brilliant, exhilarating experiment. **** 4 stars" -The Guardian
The Last Movie (15)... Screening 8-10 Jan Book now > http://bit.ly/QUADTheLastMovie_
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An artist falls for a young married woman while he's commissioned to paint her portrait during the Tulip mania of 17th century Amsterdam. Historical drama starring QUAD Patron Jack O’ Connell and Alicia Vikander.
Tulip Fever (15) Screening from Jan 7 See more and book > http://bit.ly/QUAD_TulipFever

Based on a true story, White boy Rick (15) tells the story of a single father struggling to raise two teenagers during the height of the crack epidemic in 1980s Detroit...
Screening from Fri 4 Jan Find out more and book >http://bit.ly/QUADWhiteBoyRick

We are excited to announce that our Young Advocates are seeking photographs from children and young people, aged 25 years and under, to exhibit in a group show at Derby Market Hall during FORMAT International Photography Festival 2019.
Do you know any young creatives that would like their work exhibiting?
To find out more and apply, please visit our website > https://www.derbyquad.co.uk/young-format- open-call

The Favourite (15) Now showing Book now > http://bit.ly/2LKwuvz

New year, new you! 😊
Learn something new or reignite your creative passion with our industry professional led courses throughout 2019.
From an Introduction to DSLR Photography, to How To Write A Novel, we have the perfect courses for a number of interests and for all abilities.
... Find out more > http://bit.ly/QUADGetCreative
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🎇🎆 HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! 🎇🎆
Thank you all for your continued support...here's to 2019!
- The QUAD Team

A career-changing role for comedic motormouth and action star Eddie Murphy (48 Hours, Beverly Hills Cop), Coming to America was the first romantic comedy for the undisputed box office king of the 1980s.
Join us for this classic at part of our Comedy Genius season in collaboration with BFI and The National Lottery.
Jan 4 & 5... See more and book now > http://bit.ly/2T7lkDT
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This has caused a lot of debate between the QUAD team...
But after hours of deliberation, we've come to a final 10 films of 2018!
Do you agree? 🤔
... https://www.derbyquad.co.uk/…/…/quad- staff-top-10-films-2018
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Roald Dahl's The Witches was memorably adapted for the big screen in 1990 by Nicolas Roeg with Anjelica Huston having the time of her life as the Grand High Witch.
Its back on the big screen for CineKids 12 & 13 January. >>> http://bit.ly/QUADWitches

Simon Russell Beale plays William Shakespeare’s Richard II, broadcast live from the stage of the Almeida Theatre in London to QUAD.
Richard II, King of England, is irresponsible, foolish and vain. His weak leadership sends his kingdom into disarray and his court into uproar. Seeing no other option but to seize power, the ambitious Bolingbroke challenges the throne and the king’s divine right to rule.
National Theatre Live: The Tragedy of King Richard II... From Tue 15 Jan See more and book today > http://bit.ly/QUADNTKingRichard
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Japanese comedy One Cut Of The Dead (15) was such a hit with the audience when Satori Screen hosted a preview in November that we have brought it back for more screenings between 4 - 7 January.
This hilarious film is full of surprises and is one of those films where the less you know before you see it the better!
Check times and book your tickets at http://bit.ly/QUADOneCut
... “I’ve never seen anything quite like ONE CUT OF THE DEAD. A sublime experience that reminds me why I love movies.” – ScreenAnarchy
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Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell star in His Girl Friday (U), a classic comedy featuring crackling chemistry between the stars and perfect comic timing.
Screening as part of the #BFIComedyGenius season.
Check times and book your tickets at http://bit.ly/QUADHisGirlFriday

If you've been too busy over the Christmas period to catch Emily Blunt in Mary Poppins Returns (U) then fear not, our screenings continue through to 3 January.
Check times and book tickets at http://bit.ly/MaryPoppinsQUAD

Steve Coogan & John C. Reilly make physical transformations to portray comedy legends Laurel & Hardy as they tour British theatres in the twilight years of their career in the new comedy drama Stan & Ollie (PG).
"Reaches genuinely sublime heights" - The Times
Screening from 11 January.

Tides (15) is a British is a British independent drama shot in glistening black & white amongst the glorious surroundings of the UK canal system.
Screening 2 & 3 January >>> http://bit.ly/QUADTides

Yesterday was my first visit to the Quad, what a fabulous cinema!! Wonderfully roomy, comfortable seats with more than enough leg room. Great facilities, everywhere clean & tidy, friendly helpful staff :) I watched "Unrest", special thanks to both the Quad & ME Derbyshire for putting this screening & panel discussion on. The only negative to the Quad isn't their fault but that of Derby City Council & ridiculous parking charges throughout the city. I parked in the nearest car park which is the Assembly Room's, £4.50 for up to 4 hours. It's a shame that patrons aren't able to get at least reduced price parking on production of their ticket.

Went to watch journeys end, first time id been in the place. Comfy and spacious, a great experience spoilt only by the fat four eyed heffer behind who couldn't keep her hooves off the seat in front.

Visit the quad often on rainy days with the kids, best value screenings (considering other cinemas ridiculous prices) and always show the most desired children’s films around the released dates, can not beat the value for money!!



Recently visited an adult preview and again brilliant comfy seats �



Had a flavoured gin and was shocked at the value again so it’s a 5* from me and mine we love it �

Very good food, was able to sit outside as weather was lovely. We were served by a new girl and it was her first day.. she was very welcoming, helpful and served us with a smile on her face.. altogether a great evening.

The quad is ace. Huge comfy cinema seats, loads of legroom and I can eat here as they have a good vegan menu too. Good for children with colouring sheets and lego to play with.

My first trip to Quad to watch the Black Prince with speech and discussion, really enjoyed it. Really nice and comfortable seats, nice and friendly staff will be going again. But could do with cheaper parking options parked at assembly rooms which cost £5:20. But great evening out �

Loved my trip to The Quad yesterday. Great bite to eat in the cafe before the film and then I took my very comfortable seat in "The Box". I enjoyed "Risk"; do try to see it. However, it's the overall experience which is so great; the staff create such a warm ambience and the building creates positive energy.



It's such a privilege to have The Quad in our lovely city.

Love the Quad ... a really nice experience

Love going to Quad, there’s always a nice welcoming atmosphere. A good varied selection of films. Comfy seating and the food is good in the cafe too! Highly recommend

If you are of a certain age and love the theatre make sure you see 'Nothing like a dame' starring dames Joan Plowright, Eileen Atkins, Maggie Smith and Judy Dench informally sitting round a table reminiscing about their lives and careers. It was wonderful. We laughed out loud.

Sadly there were only 12 people in the audience.

I can't recommend The Quad highly enough. The food is good and reasonably priced. The selection of films is great both mainstream and lesser known in a small venue (ideal if you don't want the crowds in the mulitplexs). The writing courses are second to none. There are the writing workshops and days whether it is poetry, horror, fantasy, creative writing for beginners or courses for writers who are looking to publish. Then there are the events such as Partners in Crime and horror script writing as well as the Edge and Sledge Lit days. A great opportunity to meet writers who are newly published or firmly established for book signings and master classes/chats. It has certainly broadened my horizons and introduced my to writers that I have not previously heard of or considered reading. I will continue to support these events as a volunteer or customer. Keep up good work you have certainly put Derby on the map.

I always enjoy going to the Quad. Varied choice of films, friendly,professional and welcoming staff and good food.A place I am happy to go to on my own. Also I enjoy the benefits of having QUAD membership. Worth having.

Had a great first visit to the Quad this evening, my daughter has visited previously on a school trip but a first tonight for myself & my mum. Very easy to book tickets online this afternoon which we collected on our arrival, friendly and helpful staff, extremely comfy seats and lots of leg room, we will definitely be returning, excellent value for money.

Great selection, nice food, cosy friendly environment and stuff.

Great place, go often. Cheapest cinema for kids in Derby, and great exhibitions too!

Great place great films and food

Fantastic Cinema with good facilities and very comfortable seating I will however have to reconsider my 5* rating if after screening A Fistful Of Dollars they don't show For A Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad & The Ugly in the very near future. Quad you have been warned. �

Awesome venue, great food. Many other “bigger” cinema complex’s could learn a thing or two here....it’s not all about 3hr old sausages and soggy popcorn....

Always enjoy going to the Quad � The food is delicious and reasonably priced and it's so much more comfortable watching films here. I would definitely recommend �

Yesterday was my first visit to the Quad, what a fabulous cinema!! Wonderfully roomy, comfortable seats with more than enough leg room. Great facilities, everywhere clean & tidy, friendly helpful staff :) I watched "Unrest", special thanks to both the Quad & ME Derbyshire for putting this screening & panel discussion on. The only negative to the Quad isn't their fault but that of Derby City Council & ridiculous parking charges throughout the city. I parked in the nearest car park which is the Assembly Room's, £4.50 for up to 4 hours. It's a shame that patrons aren't able to get at least reduced price parking on production of their ticket.

Went to watch journeys end, first time id been in the place. Comfy and spacious, a great experience spoilt only by the fat four eyed heffer behind who couldn't keep her hooves off the seat in front.

Visit the quad often on rainy days with the kids, best value screenings (considering other cinemas ridiculous prices) and always show the most desired children’s films around the released dates, can not beat the value for money!!



Recently visited an adult preview and again brilliant comfy seats �



Had a flavoured gin and was shocked at the value again so it’s a 5* from me and mine we love it �

Very good food, was able to sit outside as weather was lovely. We were served by a new girl and it was her first day.. she was very welcoming, helpful and served us with a smile on her face.. altogether a great evening.

The quad is ace. Huge comfy cinema seats, loads of legroom and I can eat here as they have a good vegan menu too. Good for children with colouring sheets and lego to play with.

My first trip to Quad to watch the Black Prince with speech and discussion, really enjoyed it. Really nice and comfortable seats, nice and friendly staff will be going again. But could do with cheaper parking options parked at assembly rooms which cost £5:20. But great evening out �

Loved my trip to The Quad yesterday. Great bite to eat in the cafe before the film and then I took my very comfortable seat in "The Box". I enjoyed "Risk"; do try to see it. However, it's the overall experience which is so great; the staff create such a warm ambience and the building creates positive energy.



It's such a privilege to have The Quad in our lovely city.

Love the Quad ... a really nice experience

Love going to Quad, there’s always a nice welcoming atmosphere. A good varied selection of films. Comfy seating and the food is good in the cafe too! Highly recommend

If you are of a certain age and love the theatre make sure you see 'Nothing like a dame' starring dames Joan Plowright, Eileen Atkins, Maggie Smith and Judy Dench informally sitting round a table reminiscing about their lives and careers. It was wonderful. We laughed out loud.

Sadly there were only 12 people in the audience.

I can't recommend The Quad highly enough. The food is good and reasonably priced. The selection of films is great both mainstream and lesser known in a small venue (ideal if you don't want the crowds in the mulitplexs). The writing courses are second to none. There are the writing workshops and days whether it is poetry, horror, fantasy, creative writing for beginners or courses for writers who are looking to publish. Then there are the events such as Partners in Crime and horror script writing as well as the Edge and Sledge Lit days. A great opportunity to meet writers who are newly published or firmly established for book signings and master classes/chats. It has certainly broadened my horizons and introduced my to writers that I have not previously heard of or considered reading. I will continue to support these events as a volunteer or customer. Keep up good work you have certainly put Derby on the map.

I always enjoy going to the Quad. Varied choice of films, friendly,professional and welcoming staff and good food.A place I am happy to go to on my own. Also I enjoy the benefits of having QUAD membership. Worth having.

Had a great first visit to the Quad this evening, my daughter has visited previously on a school trip but a first tonight for myself & my mum. Very easy to book tickets online this afternoon which we collected on our arrival, friendly and helpful staff, extremely comfy seats and lots of leg room, we will definitely be returning, excellent value for money.

Great selection, nice food, cosy friendly environment and stuff.

Great place, go often. Cheapest cinema for kids in Derby, and great exhibitions too!

Great place great films and food

Fantastic Cinema with good facilities and very comfortable seating I will however have to reconsider my 5* rating if after screening A Fistful Of Dollars they don't show For A Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad & The Ugly in the very near future. Quad you have been warned. �

Awesome venue, great food. Many other “bigger” cinema complex’s could learn a thing or two here....it’s not all about 3hr old sausages and soggy popcorn....

Always enjoy going to the Quad � The food is delicious and reasonably priced and it's so much more comfortable watching films here. I would definitely recommend �

Yesterday was my first visit to the Quad, what a fabulous cinema!! Wonderfully roomy, comfortable seats with more than enough leg room. Great facilities, everywhere clean & tidy, friendly helpful staff :) I watched "Unrest", special thanks to both the Quad & ME Derbyshire for putting this screening & panel discussion on. The only negative to the Quad isn't their fault but that of Derby City Council & ridiculous parking charges throughout the city. I parked in the nearest car park which is the Assembly Room's, £4.50 for up to 4 hours. It's a shame that patrons aren't able to get at least reduced price parking on production of their ticket.

Went to watch journeys end, first time id been in the place. Comfy and spacious, a great experience spoilt only by the fat four eyed heffer behind who couldn't keep her hooves off the seat in front.

Visit the quad often on rainy days with the kids, best value screenings (considering other cinemas ridiculous prices) and always show the most desired children’s films around the released dates, can not beat the value for money!!



Recently visited an adult preview and again brilliant comfy seats �



Had a flavoured gin and was shocked at the value again so it’s a 5* from me and mine we love it �

Very good food, was able to sit outside as weather was lovely. We were served by a new girl and it was her first day.. she was very welcoming, helpful and served us with a smile on her face.. altogether a great evening.

The quad is ace. Huge comfy cinema seats, loads of legroom and I can eat here as they have a good vegan menu too. Good for children with colouring sheets and lego to play with.

My first trip to Quad to watch the Black Prince with speech and discussion, really enjoyed it. Really nice and comfortable seats, nice and friendly staff will be going again. But could do with cheaper parking options parked at assembly rooms which cost £5:20. But great evening out �

Loved my trip to The Quad yesterday. Great bite to eat in the cafe before the film and then I took my very comfortable seat in "The Box". I enjoyed "Risk"; do try to see it. However, it's the overall experience which is so great; the staff create such a warm ambience and the building creates positive energy.



It's such a privilege to have The Quad in our lovely city.

Love the Quad ... a really nice experience

Love going to Quad, there’s always a nice welcoming atmosphere. A good varied selection of films. Comfy seating and the food is good in the cafe too! Highly recommend

If you are of a certain age and love the theatre make sure you see 'Nothing like a dame' starring dames Joan Plowright, Eileen Atkins, Maggie Smith and Judy Dench informally sitting round a table reminiscing about their lives and careers. It was wonderful. We laughed out loud.

Sadly there were only 12 people in the audience.

I can't recommend The Quad highly enough. The food is good and reasonably priced. The selection of films is great both mainstream and lesser known in a small venue (ideal if you don't want the crowds in the mulitplexs). The writing courses are second to none. There are the writing workshops and days whether it is poetry, horror, fantasy, creative writing for beginners or courses for writers who are looking to publish. Then there are the events such as Partners in Crime and horror script writing as well as the Edge and Sledge Lit days. A great opportunity to meet writers who are newly published or firmly established for book signings and master classes/chats. It has certainly broadened my horizons and introduced my to writers that I have not previously heard of or considered reading. I will continue to support these events as a volunteer or customer. Keep up good work you have certainly put Derby on the map.

I always enjoy going to the Quad. Varied choice of films, friendly,professional and welcoming staff and good food.A place I am happy to go to on my own. Also I enjoy the benefits of having QUAD membership. Worth having.

Had a great first visit to the Quad this evening, my daughter has visited previously on a school trip but a first tonight for myself & my mum. Very easy to book tickets online this afternoon which we collected on our arrival, friendly and helpful staff, extremely comfy seats and lots of leg room, we will definitely be returning, excellent value for money.

Great selection, nice food, cosy friendly environment and stuff.

Great place, go often. Cheapest cinema for kids in Derby, and great exhibitions too!

Great place great films and food

Fantastic Cinema with good facilities and very comfortable seating I will however have to reconsider my 5* rating if after screening A Fistful Of Dollars they don't show For A Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad & The Ugly in the very near future. Quad you have been warned. �

Awesome venue, great food. Many other “bigger” cinema complex’s could learn a thing or two here....it’s not all about 3hr old sausages and soggy popcorn....

Always enjoy going to the Quad � The food is delicious and reasonably priced and it's so much more comfortable watching films here. I would definitely recommend �

Yesterday was my first visit to the Quad, what a fabulous cinema!! Wonderfully roomy, comfortable seats with more than enough leg room. Great facilities, everywhere clean & tidy, friendly helpful staff :) I watched "Unrest", special thanks to both the Quad & ME Derbyshire for putting this screening & panel discussion on. The only negative to the Quad isn't their fault but that of Derby City Council & ridiculous parking charges throughout the city. I parked in the nearest car park which is the Assembly Room's, £4.50 for up to 4 hours. It's a shame that patrons aren't able to get at least reduced price parking on production of their ticket.

Went to watch journeys end, first time id been in the place. Comfy and spacious, a great experience spoilt only by the fat four eyed heffer behind who couldn't keep her hooves off the seat in front.

Visit the quad often on rainy days with the kids, best value screenings (considering other cinemas ridiculous prices) and always show the most desired children’s films around the released dates, can not beat the value for money!!



Recently visited an adult preview and again brilliant comfy seats �



Had a flavoured gin and was shocked at the value again so it’s a 5* from me and mine we love it �

Very good food, was able to sit outside as weather was lovely. We were served by a new girl and it was her first day.. she was very welcoming, helpful and served us with a smile on her face.. altogether a great evening.

The quad is ace. Huge comfy cinema seats, loads of legroom and I can eat here as they have a good vegan menu too. Good for children with colouring sheets and lego to play with.

My first trip to Quad to watch the Black Prince with speech and discussion, really enjoyed it. Really nice and comfortable seats, nice and friendly staff will be going again. But could do with cheaper parking options parked at assembly rooms which cost £5:20. But great evening out �

Loved my trip to The Quad yesterday. Great bite to eat in the cafe before the film and then I took my very comfortable seat in "The Box". I enjoyed "Risk"; do try to see it. However, it's the overall experience which is so great; the staff create such a warm ambience and the building creates positive energy.



It's such a privilege to have The Quad in our lovely city.

Love the Quad ... a really nice experience

Love going to Quad, there’s always a nice welcoming atmosphere. A good varied selection of films. Comfy seating and the food is good in the cafe too! Highly recommend

If you are of a certain age and love the theatre make sure you see 'Nothing like a dame' starring dames Joan Plowright, Eileen Atkins, Maggie Smith and Judy Dench informally sitting round a table reminiscing about their lives and careers. It was wonderful. We laughed out loud.

Sadly there were only 12 people in the audience.

I can't recommend The Quad highly enough. The food is good and reasonably priced. The selection of films is great both mainstream and lesser known in a small venue (ideal if you don't want the crowds in the mulitplexs). The writing courses are second to none. There are the writing workshops and days whether it is poetry, horror, fantasy, creative writing for beginners or courses for writers who are looking to publish. Then there are the events such as Partners in Crime and horror script writing as well as the Edge and Sledge Lit days. A great opportunity to meet writers who are newly published or firmly established for book signings and master classes/chats. It has certainly broadened my horizons and introduced my to writers that I have not previously heard of or considered reading. I will continue to support these events as a volunteer or customer. Keep up good work you have certainly put Derby on the map.

I always enjoy going to the Quad. Varied choice of films, friendly,professional and welcoming staff and good food.A place I am happy to go to on my own. Also I enjoy the benefits of having QUAD membership. Worth having.

Had a great first visit to the Quad this evening, my daughter has visited previously on a school trip but a first tonight for myself & my mum. Very easy to book tickets online this afternoon which we collected on our arrival, friendly and helpful staff, extremely comfy seats and lots of leg room, we will definitely be returning, excellent value for money.

Great selection, nice food, cosy friendly environment and stuff.

Great place, go often. Cheapest cinema for kids in Derby, and great exhibitions too!

Great place great films and food

Fantastic Cinema with good facilities and very comfortable seating I will however have to reconsider my 5* rating if after screening A Fistful Of Dollars they don't show For A Few Dollars More and The Good The Bad & The Ugly in the very near future. Quad you have been warned. �

Awesome venue, great food. Many other “bigger” cinema complex’s could learn a thing or two here....it’s not all about 3hr old sausages and soggy popcorn....

Always enjoy going to the Quad � The food is delicious and reasonably priced and it's so much more comfortable watching films here. I would definitely recommend �