Welcome to the
Broadway Cinema.  

A luxury, state-of-the-art, 4-screen cinema in heart of Letchworth Garden City.

Each and every week you can find all the latest blockbusters playing on our screens and - best of all - our weekday prices are just £4.50 for ALL tickets from Monday to Thursday all day and on Friday up to 5pm. We don't just have a Bargain Night...we have a Bargain Week!

Plus we now have Technicolor 3D at Broadway Cinema, which means that we can show most of the top 3D releases. Our weekday prices for 3D are only £6.50 and you can buy your 3D glasses for just £1.00.

Our Kids Club is on every Saturday and Sunday morning at 10.30am and is only £1. And best of all, the movies we show are always pretty recent releases (with a few kids classics along the way!)

For summer we have some exciting films on their way. In 3D we have family comedy Cats & Dogs 2, mystic adventure in The Last Airbender and sensational streetdancing in Step Up 3D. For Mums and Dads, nostalgic saturday afternoon memories can be relived with the big screen remake of The A-Team, starring Liam Neeson as Hannibal. Nicolas Cage whips up some genuine magic in The Sorcerer's Apprentice, while Cameron Diaz and Tom Cruise reunite for the action comedy, Knight and Day.

Plenty to look forward to and we hope to welcome you here very soon.

The story of independent cinema in North Hertfordshire reached a new climax on 12th July 1996 with the re-opening of the luxurious 1936 art deco, Broadway Cinema situated in the heart of the world's first Garden City.

This latest chapter continues the rich tradition of local cinema. In 1909, the first cinema opened outside London, the Palace Cinema opened in Letchworth. The Palace was refurbished in 1924. Six years later, on a site a few yards away, the Broadway Cinema was created. The cinema opened on 26th August 1936 with a black tie gala screening of “Follow the Feet” starring Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers.

The Palace Cinema in Letchworth closed its doors on 31st December 1977. The Broadway Cinema closed its doors temporarily at the end of February 1996 with a special screening of “Windbag the Sailor” starring Will Hay.

To ensure the continued prosperity of the Broadway, the sixty shareholders of The Letchworth Palace Ltd had come together with the Letchworth Garden City Heritage Foundation in a £2m programme to revitalise the cinema from a single to a four screen facility to combine the latest in sound, seating and projection with the original exterior and luxurious art deco interior features.