Directed by Stanley Donen, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers bursts onto the screen with high-spirited performances from Howard Keel and Jane Powell in one of MGM’s most energetic and colourful musicals.

Set in the rugged backwoods of 1850s Oregon, the film follows frontiersman Adam Pontipee and his six unruly brothers as their lives are turned upside down by the arrival of Adam’s new bride, Milly. What unfolds is a lively tale of romance and transformation, where etiquette lessons meet exuberant masculinity - with plenty of chaos along the way.

The film is best remembered for its exhilarating dance sequences, especially the barn-raising number, choreographed by Michael Kidd, which remains a dazzling showcase of athleticism and precision. With music by Saul Chaplin and Gene de Paul, and lyrics by Johnny Mercer, the songs bring warmth, humour, and heart to the story.

Enjoy this bold, toe-tapping musical packed with romance, laughter, and the spirited charm of the American frontier.

PLEASE NOTE - THIS IS A DEMENTIA FRIENDLY SCREENING. To help create a more enjoyable environment, the auditorium lights will be kept at a low level, and films begin without adverts or trailers. Audience members are free to move around, and for those who feel inspired, singing along to musical moments is very much encouraged.