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This gorgeous single-screen cinema in East Finchley can fairly claim to be London’s oldest continuously-open cinema: it was completed in 1910 and opened its doors in 1912. Programme-wise, the Phoenix shows a mix of independent, mainstream and foreign films, and its auditorium is one of the most beautiful places to watch a film in London. This is also a great cinema to catch directors and actors introducing their latest work, live opera, theatre and ballet and events aimed at introducing children to great cinema.

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henliz

Feb 2016

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Accessible loo, good limited food access, some steps

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Disabled Access Information for Phoenix Cinema

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We welcome wheelchair users and have full access across the building: an external ramp at our entrance, a lift to our auditorium, a platform lift to our café and an accessible toilet in the foyer. There are four dedicated wheelchair spaces in the auditorium (two front row, two back row) Where possible we aim to screen at least one subtitled performance of our main feature where a subtitled version of the film has been made available to us. Our auditorium is also equipped with an integrated induction loop.

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Blue badge parking is available outside the cinema on the High Rd and on Fairlawn Ave on single yellow lines and in parking bays any time, free of charge.

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Toilets features at Phoenix Cinema

We have one accessible toilet in the foyer with step free access (street level). Toilet has easy access taps, an assistance cord to alert staff and a grab rail.

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