1120 Lawrence St, Port Townsend, WA - (360) 385-3883
Admission
| General - $12 |
| Senior (65) - $10 |
| Student (17 and Under) - $10 |
| Child (12 and Under) - $9 |
UPTOWN THEATRE
The Uptown Theatre
NOW OPEN DAILY!
Come stretch-out in our Big, Spacious Auditorium and get a load of our Brand New CinemaScope Screen!
The Uptown Theatre will continue to present 1st Run Hollywood, Independent and International Motion Pictures
Featuring Big Comfy Seats w/ Drink Holders and moveable padded armrests,
A Great Big 7.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound System and THE BIGGEST Indoor CinemaScope Screen on The Olympic Peninsula!
Now Hiring!
positions available at
The Uptown Theatre
Box-Office
Concessions
Usher
Projectionist/Shift Mgr.
Fun Work Environment!
Job Perks and Benefits!
Drop by and pick up an application
during regular business hours
or,
Call to set up interview
(360)531-4031
Corner of Lawrence and Polk Streets
1120 Lawrence Street
Port Townend, Wa
Now Playing
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPEN
Opens: Friday, July 1st
Three Days Only!
Friday 7/1 thru Sunday, July 3rd
Starring: Mark Rylance . Sally Hawkins
Directed by: Craig Roberts
Written by: Simon Farnaby
Rated (PG-13)
Run Time 1hr. 46min.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPEN tells the heartwarming true story of Maurice Flitcroft (Mark Rylance), a dreamer and unrelenting optimist. This humble crane operator from Barrow-in-Furness managed to gain entry to The British Open Golf Championship qualifying in 1976, despite never playing a round of golf before. He shot the worst round in Open history and drew the ire of the golfing elite, but became a folk hero in the process and, more importantly, showed his family the importance of pursuing your dreams.
Come up to The Uptown and get Ready For the 2022 Open Championship with this Fun Summer Movie.
Director Craig Roberts gives the story a fairy tale quality, seeing Maurice as an innocent wandering through the big bad world and outsmarting those who live by traditional notions of class, power, and achievement, to a bouncy soundtrack of 70’s hits.
-Nell Minow, MOVIE MOM
Mark Rylance scores some farcical laughs as real-life mediocrity Maurice Flitcroft, but his family life gives the movie heart.
-Richard Roeper, CHICAGO SUN-TIMES
The Phantom of the Open is a love letter to dreamers everywhere, and as such it defies scrutiny. Gifted actors have a way of blurring one’s critical vision.
-Leonard Maltin, LEONARDMALTIN.COM