Dedham Community Theatre
About
Dedham Community Theatre is an independent cinema in the heart of historic Dedham Square, screening art-house titles alongside new releases on the big screen. Its stated purpose is to bring the community together for quality films, events, music and comedy, and it also sets out to support the independent businesses around it in the square. Films play every day of the year, and the theater has hosted special advance showings ahead of a movie’s regular run.
Founded in 1927, the theater describes itself as an essential part of the downtown Dedham scene. Moviegoers can expect a classic concession stand with popcorn made with real butter, beer and wine, and the classic candy snacks many people remember. The theater relies on regular patrons and concession sales to keep its doors open and its marquee lit, and it encourages audiences to make a habit of catching films there.
What to Know
- Discounted tickets are offered for early matinees, seniors over 65, children under 15 and active US service members.
- Groupons cannot be used during a film’s opening week because of studio contract terms.
- An email list announces upcoming releases, events and offers.
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