August House Movies: Pretty Woman
Experience the romance, glamour, and transformation at August House's Pretty Woman Movie Night on Wednesday 8th November!
About August House Movies: Pretty Woman
On the 8th of November, we invite you to join us for an enchanting evening filled with love and laughter, just before the highly anticipated launch of the Pretty Woman musical in Glasgow.
Step into the dazzling world of Beverly Hills as we present the timeless classic, Pretty Woman, under the stars. Follow the heartwarming journey of Vivian and Edward as their unexpected encounter leads to an unforgettable love story that will capture your heart.
As you arrive, you'll be welcomed with a special cocktail, perfectly crafted to match the elegance and charm of the film. To tantalize your taste buds throughout the movie, we'll be serving up a delectable selection of cinema-style fries or nachos, complete with an array of mouthwatering toppings and dips. And, of course, we wouldn't forget the classic movie snack – popcorn! Freshly popped and sprinkled with just the right amount of butter, it's the ideal treat to enjoy during the movie.
Whether you're a long-time fan of the movie or eager to get a taste of the musical adaptation, this Pretty Woman Movie Night promises an evening of romance, laughter, and unforgettable moments.
Tickets for this magical event are just £10, and they include the movie screening, a welcome cocktail, cinema-style fries or nachos, and popcorn. With limited spaces available, make sure to secure your ticket early to be part of this special evening before the musical's grand debut.
So, get ready to be swept off your feet, bring your loved ones, and join us at August House on the 8th of November for an enchanting Pretty Woman Movie Night! It's an experience that will leave you feeling like a true Hollywood star.
Note: This event is open to attendees aged 18 and above. Let's celebrate the magic of Pretty Woman together before it takes center stage in Glasgow!
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