Yard's sofa cinema set to open next month
The Herald|May 18, 2023
PLYMOUTH'S Everyman "sofa" cinema will open on June 2. Boutique cinema chain Everyman Media Group Plc is now ready to take bookings for the Royal William Yard venue.
WILLIAM TELFORD
Yard's sofa cinema set to open next month

Earlier this month it revealed details of the venue and its food menu. It said movie buffs will be able to enjoy Spielburgers, vegan pizzas and other dishes delivered to "plush" velvet sofas.

The cinema, in the Grade I listed Melville building, will consist of three screens and 190 seats, all fitted with Everyman's velvet sofas and armchairs. Each screen will also present up-to-the-minute technology for high-quality viewings of blockbuster films, documentaries and intimate live screenings.

Moviegoers will be offered a food and drink menu with items available to be ordered and served directly to their seat by Everyman's staff. The company said customers can choose hand-stretched pizzas and small plates, from salt and pepper squid, to buttermilk chicken.

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