In 1911 the Picture House Cinema opened at 165 Tottenham Lane and around 1925 it was renamed Perfect Picture House. In 1929 the building was refurbished, Western Electric sound equipment was installed and the cinema reopened as the Plaza Cinema. Closed at the outbreak of war, the Plaza was badly damaged in an air raid and demolished soon after. Rosebery House was built on the site in the late 1950s; this is the building which forms the basis of Crouch End Picturehouse. It's the only surviving example of 1950s–60s Modernism in the area, and for this reason aspects of the Modernist ethos have been incorporated into the refurbishment by award-winning architects Panter Hudspith.
Adult £14.50
Member £12.50
Retired £13.50
Retired Member £11.50
Student £13.50
Student Member £11.50
Child £8.30
Family* £33.20
Adult £14.10
Member £12.10
Retired £13.10
Retired Member £11.10
Student £13.10
Student Member £11.10
Child £8.10
Family* £32.40
Adult £11.50
Member £9.50
Retired £10.50
Retired Member £8.50
Student £10.50
Student Member £8.50
Child £7.50
Family* £30.00
Adult £7.70
Member £5.70
Retired £7.70
Retired Member £5.70
Student £7.70
Student Member £5.70
Child £5.70
Family* £22.80
We add a 70p booking fee per ticket (excluding tickets for Picturehouse Members) to bookings made online or over the phone. This fee doesn't apply to tickets you buy in person at the cinema.
3D films cost £1.30 extra per person, not including 3D glasses (you can buy these at the cinema for an extra 70p, or bring your own).
*Family tickets are for four people, at least two of whom must be under 15. Not applicable to premium-priced screenings.
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The following bus routes run close to the cinema: 91, 41, N41, N91, W3, W5.
The nearest train stations are Crouch Hill (18-minute walk, Overground) and Hornsey (10-minute walk, Great Northern).
The nearest tube station is Highgate (27-minute walk, Northern Line).
There is limited on-street parking.
Please see haringey.gov.uk for more info.
