Maria (12A)

The Corn Hall Diss is pleased to be working in partnership with Creative Arts East to bring you this film presentation.

 

Maria Callas, the world's greatest opera singer, lives the last days of her life in 1970s Paris, as she confronts her identity and life.

 

This film presentation is being supported by Mattressman.

 

As part of this screening you are welcome to stay behind for a post screening discussion, led by one of The Corn Hall Diss volunteers, we are looking to create a film club for Diss. 

 

As a charity we rely on donations to help cover the cost of delivering our programme of exhibitions, events, our community activities such as our Dementia Café, Arts Award, Saturday Club, Tots Tuesdays, Start With Art, as well as supporting our core costs. We ask you to support The Corn Hall with a donation, so that we can continue to be a creative community hub for Diss. Whatever the donation, anything from £1 to £10,000, is support that The Corn Hall didn't have until you very kindly gave it to us. We offer you a very warm thank you.

 

We want to make your visit to The Corn Hall as enjoyable and comfortable as possible, so we have provided you with detailed information regarding accessibility in all areas of the theatre. If you have any questions, or to register on our Access Scheme to enable accessible seating, discounts and companion tickets, please do not hesitate to contact the Box Office, between 10am and 4pm Monday to Saturday on 01379 652241 or email boxoffice@thecornhall.co.uk

We will soon be working with Nimbus Disability, a Social Enterprise that has received international recognition for its Access Card Scheme. For more info on how to book access tickets online, take a look here: https://app.accesscard.online/apply/access-card/form/.

We have a limit on how many wheelchair spaces we can safely accommodate therefore these need to be reserved in advance.

 

*not including booking fees