Frazer Theatre in Knaresborough has added a second screening of the new Christmas film Tinsel Town.
It comes after tickets for its first preview event, taking place on Tuesday (2nd December), were snapped up within hours.
The additional showing will take place on Thursday 4th December. Doors will open at 7pm with the film starting at 7.30pm.
As with the original screening, the event will be free to attend but will require a pre-booked ticket.

The exclusive screenings come before the film is due to launch on Sky Cinema, after a local resident secured special permission from Sky for the theatre to show the film ahead of its official release.
John Pearce, Vice Chairman of Knaresborough Players, who operate the Frazer Theatre, said:
“When the film was actually shot back in March, Knaresborough really embraced it. Everybody in town had selfies with either Kiefer Sutherland or Rebel Wilson!
“To have the opportunity to not only show the film but to have the UK premiere is really quite a remarkable thing for the town.”
Tinsel Town features Kiefer Sutherland as Bradley Mack and Rebel Wilson as choreographer Jill, alongside Jason Manford and Danny Dyer.
Parts of the festive movie were filmed in Knaresborough earlier this year, including scenes around Castlegate, Riverside and Green Dragon Yard, as well as locations in Wetherby.

Tickets for the second date will again be limited, with each booking capped at four and will be available from 10AM, tomorrow! (Saturday 29th).
Mulled wine, mince pies and the theatre’s usual bar selection will be on sale during the screenings.

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