SOLD OUT - Casablanca (1942) U

They had a date with fate in Casablanca!

No film has captured the minds and hearts of filmgoers quite like 1944's Oscar-winner for Best Film, Casablanca. Full of mystery, romance and intrigue, this is a film for sweethearts and roustabouts alike. Set during World War Two in the limbo city of Casablanca, Rick Blaine is a club owner running from his own broken heart and troubled past. When an old flame walks in seeking his help, Rick must wrestle with himself and the city's officials in order to do what's right. There's nothing to top the chemistry between Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in this wartime weepy - except maybe the exoticism of Casablanca itself.

Join us in the Royal Academy of Arts' grand Annenberg Courtyard for an evening of classic noir romance!

Street food vendors Engine Hot Dogs and The Cheese Truck will operate from the RA courtyard offering a range of delicious hot food [including vegetarian options] for purchase.

Snacks such as ice cream and popcorn will also be available to buy, along with a variety of alcoholic beverages, teas, coffee and soft drinks. The Sipsmith Sipping Bar will be on hand to serve a range of gin based drinks and Fever-Tree soft drinks. Visitors may bring their own refreshments if they wish.

Tickets include musical entertainment before the film.
Premium tickets also include seating and a Sipsmith/ Fever-Tree G&T on arrival.

Please note: this screening is silent with Wi-Fi headsets.​
Please note that glass bottles may be included in picnics but The RA allows plastic cups only.
Please also note that the galleries will be closed during our screening events but the cloakroom and facilities will be available.
Finally, please note there will be a designated smoking area - please consider those around you when smoking at our events.