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PROJECT HAIL MARY
Tues 3/24 - Wed 3/25
12:00pm • 3:30pm • 7:00pm
Thurs 3/26
11:00am • 2:30pm • 7:00pm
Fri 3/27 - Sat 3/28
12:00pm • 4:00pm • 7:30pm
Sun 3/22 - Tues 3/31
12:00pm • 3:30pm • 7:00pm
Wed 4/1
12:00pm • 4:00pm • 7:30pm
Thurs 3/26
10:30am • 2:00pm
PG-13 | 2hr 41min | Sci-Fi
Already being hailed as one of the most acclaimed films of the decade, Project Hail Mary is that rare blend of big-idea science fiction and deeply human storytelling. Adapted from the novel by Andy Weir (The Martian), the film follows a lone astronaut racing to save Earth from an extinction-level threat. Ryan Gosling brings his formidable charm and humor to balances out the high-stakes sci-fi action with an unexpected emotional core.
98% Rotten Tomato
Audience Score
REMINDERS OF HIM
Tues 3/24 - Wed 3/25
11:00am • 1:45pm • 4:30pm • 7:15pm
Thurs 3/26
10:45am • 1:30pm • 4:15pm
PG-13 | 1hr 54min | Drama
When a terrible tragedy leaves a young mother estranged from the daughter she barely knows, her attempt at redemption and reconnection is thwarted by a town not ready to forgive--until an unlikely ally begins to see her for who she truly is. Based on the best-selling novel by Colleen Hoover and anchored by vulnerable, lived in performances from Maika Monroe and Tyriq Withers, Reminders of Him is a deeply felt story about finding your way back to the people--and the life--you thought you'd lost forever.
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MR NOBODY AGAINST PUTIN
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT - STARTS FRIDAY 3/27
Fri 3/27 - Tues 3/31
5:00pm
NR | 1hr 30min | Documentary
2026 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER
BEST FEATURE DOCUMENTARY
Filmed in secret and smuggled out of Russia at great personal risk, Mr Nobody Against Putin follows a schoolteacher who documents the transformation of his classroom into a pipeline for military recruitment. As propaganda intensifies and dissent becomes dangerous, he risks his safety to expose the reality unfolding around him.
H IS FOR HAWK
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT - STARTS FRIDAY 3/27
Fri 3/27 - Sun 3/29
2:00pm
Mon 3/30 & Tues 3/31
7:15pm
PG-13 | 1hr 55min | Drama
After the death of her father, a woman begins training a goshawk, immersing herself in the demanding world of falconry as she navigates grief and isolation. As her bond with the bird deepens, she is forced to examine her own life.
MIDWINTER BREAK
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT - STARTS FRIDAY 3/27
Fri 3/27 - Sun 3/29
7:15pm
Mon 3/30 & Tues 3/31
2:00pm
PG-13 | 1hr 30min | Drama
Over a quiet midwinter holiday, a couple travels to a remote seaside town in an attempt to reconnect. As the days pass, long-buried tensions and unspoken truths begin to surface, testing the fragile ground of their relationship.
POMPEI: BELOW THE CLOUDS
LIMITED ENGAGEMENT - STARTS FRIDAY 3/27
Fri 3/27 - Tues 3/31
11:00am
NR | 1hr 55min | Documentary
From award-winning filmmaker Gianfranco Rosi comes a striking portrait of life in Naples, a city living in the shadow of Vesuvius. Beneath the quiet threat of eruption, people go about their days: archaeologists unearth the past, children learn as the earth hums, firefighters wait for the next call. The result is a portrait at once local and universal: a reflection on humanity's capacity to live, love, and rebuild in the shadow of the unimaginable.
SUPER MARIO GALAXY
STARTS WED 4/1
Wed 4/1
11:30am* • 2:00pm* • 4:30pm • 7:00pm
Thurs 4/2
10:00am* • 12:30pm* • 3:00pm • 6:30pm
Fri 4/3 & Sat 4/4
11:00am • 2:00pm • 4:30pm • 7:00pm
Sun 4/5 - Thurs 4/9
11:00am* • 1:30pm* • 4:00pm • 6:45pm
PG | 1hr 38min | Family
*Mon-Thurs special priced Kids Matinee tickets available first 2 weekday performances!
Mario’s next adventure launches him into the cosmos in Super Mario Galaxy Movie, bringing one of the franchise’s most beloved eras to the big screen. From gravity-defying worlds to familiar faces and classic power-ups, the film taps into everything fans have loved about Mario for decades while expanding the universe in bold, imaginative ways. Packed with humor, heart, and a sense of wonder that recalls the games at their best, it’s a joyful return to a world many of us grew up exploring.
THE AI DOC
OR HOW I BECAME AN APOCALOPTIMIST
UPCOMING EVENTS
Cognitive Longevity
How to Age with a Healthy Brain
An Evening with Lisa Genova
#1 INTERNATIONAL AND NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR AND NEUROSCIENTIST
THURSDAY APRIL 2 at 6:00pm
$30
Proceeds to benefit the Cape Cod Alzheimer’s Family Support Center
We all want to live a long life, but it’s just as important to ensure our brainspan matches our lifespan. Today in the U.S., 1 in 3 people at the age of 85 have Alzheimer’s, and that number is fast approaching 1 in 2. But these numbers aren’t set in stone. Alzheimer’s doesn’t have to be your brain’s destiny.
In this talk, Lisa Genova, a renowned neuroscientist and bestselling author, shares the latest evidence-based practices for aging with a healthy brain. With groundbreaking research, she reveals how approximately 45% of Alzheimer’s diagnoses can be prevented through the choices we make in our daily lives.
This talk offers audiences actionable insights into protecting their cognitive health and empowering themselves to live longer, healthier, and sharper lives.
BOSTON HEADLINERS
Scamps Comedy Night at the Chatham Orpheum
THURSDAY APRIL 9 at 7:00pm
$25
Top Boston headliners Steve Bjork and John Turco join host Bill Douglas for our third Comedy Night with Scamps Comedy. Big names and big laughs!
This show is suitable for adults over 21.
One of the best observational humorists in Boston, Stephen Bjork is known for his clean and funny style. A headliner at clubs such as The Improv in Las Vegas, Mohegan Sun in Connecticut, Hilarities in Orlando, Florida, Crackers in Indianapolis, Indiana, and several more, he's shared the stage with acts including Dane Cook, Steven Wright, Dom Irrerra, Dave Chappelle, Gilbert Gottfried, Joe Rogan, Dana Gould and Tommy Chong. He also once opened for the legendary musical group The Platters.
John Turco is not only one of the most versatile comedians in the northeast, he’s also one of the most animated, punctuating his smart, sarcastic, satirical material with expressive faces and dead-on impressions. In addition to top clubs, he's performed at the Bushnell Theatre in Hartford, Conn.; the Cape Cod Melody Tent in Hyannis; the South Shore Music Circus in Cohasset, and the Somerville Theatre in Somerville. He's also performed at more than 100 colleges, and is one of the busiest corporate acts in New England. He's featured regularly on the morning show at Providence Radio station 94 WHJY and Vermont's MOO 92.
Bill Douglas is a middle school science teacher by day. At night he’s still a middle school science teacher but also travels around New England and the world performing comedy. In addition to New England, he’s performed across the country and overseas. He has performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival (in Scotland, the biggest comedy festival in the world) and the Missouri Mule Festival. He has shared the stage with headliners such as Jimmy Dunn, Paul Nardizzi, Carolyn Plummer, and Paul D’Angelo.
THE HAND THAT HOLDS THE LINE
MOVIE SCREENING and Filmmaker Q&A
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE CAPE COD COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN’S ALLIANCE
Thursday, March 26th SOLD OUT
6:00 p.m.
This show is rescheduled from 2/26 cancelled show. Tickets for the 2/26 show will be honored at this show
Thursday, June 25 SOLD OUT
6:00 p.m.
Fishermen live a life that’s deeply connected to nature, shaped by the rhythm of the tides, the temperament of the sea, and the unpredictability of the catch. Their work is both physically demanding and emotionally rewarding, often driven more by passion than profit.
The Hand That Holds The Line, a new documentary by Geoff C. Bassett and Kim Roderiques, shines a light on Cape Cod fishermen who have devoted their lives to one of the most challenging and dangerous professions in the world.
SPECIAL EVENT SCREENING
Thursday, March 12
6:00 p.m. SOLD OUT
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT
THE FAMILIES OF THOSE LOST AT SEA WHILE ONBOARD THE F/V LILY JEAN
(via the Gloucester Fishing Community Preservation Fund).
The fishing community is tightknit, and when tragedy strikes, the loss is felt by all. The sinking of Gloucester's F/V Lily Jean with all seven hands aboard on January 30 has rippled through fishing families, waterfront businesses, and coastal communities across the region.
In the spirit of standing together, from one Cape to another Cape, the Cape Cod Commercial Fishermen’s Alliance is honored to partner with the Chatham Orpheum for a special film screening on March 12. All proceeds from this event will be donated to support the families of all those lost at sea aboard the F/V Lily Jean, through the Gloucester Fishing Community Preservation Fund.
This evening is an opportunity to gather in remembrance at this heartbreaking time. By attending, you are helping ensure these families feel the strength and support of the broader community during an unimaginably difficult time. The Q&A after the film will include a panel of special fishing community guests.
GREASE
‘SOCK-HOP’ SING-ALONG EVENT
$25 ADMISSION / $10 STUDENTS
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT SOUTH CHATHAM PUBLIC LIBRARY
Thursday April 23rd
5:30pm Pizza and Raffle
6:00 pm Movie Sing A Long
Sing along with all the iconic songs from one of the biggest hit musicals of all time! Feel like dressing up and looking the part? It is not required, but highly encouraged. That goes for dancing in the aisles.
Or just come to enjoy a great movie for a great cause.
SPIRIT ON ICE
Remembering Their Journey
&Carrying Their Legacy Forward
An evening to benefit
the US Figure Skating National Development Team Legacy Fund
THURSDAY May 7th
Special VIP Meet & Greet 5:30pm - $100
(includes early access meet & greet and admission to the event)
General Admission (Event only) 7:00pm - $50
With behind-the-scenes stories of the Olympics from the athletes who lived them, plus inspiring footage of their performances, Spirit on Ice promises to be a riveting and uplifting night inspiration and magic.
Proceeds will benefit The U.S. Figure Skating National Development Team Legacy Fund established in remembrance of the lives lost on American Airlines Flight 5342 which was struck by a Black Hawk Helicopter in mid-air over the Potomac River in Washington D.C. in January. The crash resulted in the deaths of 28 individuals from the U.S. Figure Skating community, including skaters, coaches, and their family members, who were returning from the National Development Camp in Wichita, Kansas.
FEATURED GUESTS:
Olympic Medalists Nancy Kerrigan and Paul Wylie
U.S. 2026 National Junior Men’s Figure Skating Champion Patrick Blackwell
U.S. Skating champions and coaches Mark Mitchell and Peter Johannson
Former competitive figure skater Louann Donovan
Coaching legends Evy and Mary Scotvold
and Doug Lane, father of skater Spenser Lane, who was lost in the crash
GENERAL ADMISSION TICKETS
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