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The Fabelmans
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All Quiet on the Western Front
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A Man Called Otto
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Avatar: The Way of Water
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Empire of Light
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Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
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Magic Mike's Last Dance
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Whitney Houston: I Wanna Dance with Somebody
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Roald Dahl's Matilda The Musical
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National Theatre Live: Othello
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National Theatre Live: Life of Pi
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National Theatre Live: Life of Pi (Encore)
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National Theatre Live: Good
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National Theatre Live: Best of Enemies
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Blade Runner: The Final Cut
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When Harry Met Sally
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Pretty Woman
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Heat
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Mailbox Birmingham Venue details
Everyman Mailbox Birmingham
116 Wharfside Street
The Mailbox
Birmingham
B1 1RF
Telephone
01233 555642
Public transport
BY NATIONAL RAIL
Birmingham New Street
BY METRO
Library Station
BY BUS
Buses 23 Platinum, 24 Platinum, 25, 80, 823, X21 Platinum, X22 Platinum and X92 stop at Granville Street
Parking
Multi-storey parking is available at The Mailbox and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
We have partnered with Q-Park Mailbox to provide 15% off safe and secure parking. Simply park in The Mailbox, bring your parking ticket to the bar and we will validate it to apply the discount.
Car Park address: Wharfside Street, The Mailbox, Birmingham, B1 1RD
Disabled access
There is access directly into all screens with dedicated space at the front of each auditorium. The lower level Screen 3 can be accessed via a lift and there is a disabled toilet located on the upper level.
For information on booking disabled access seats please click here to contact the venue.
The Mailbox Car Park has 16 accessible spaces, located on Levels 1 and 2 of the car park. All accessible spaces are located close to Pay Machines and Lifts for your convenience. Please click here for more information.
Opening times
10am daily (or half an hour before the first film of the day, if earlier)
Screen information
Screen 1
96 capacity
Armchairs (premier) seating with footrests, other than row 1.
Projection: Sony 4K Digital with 7:1 digital audio sound, HD Satellite, Blu -ray and DVD.
Bar located in the foyer next to Screen 1.
Screen 2
91 capacity
Armchairs (premier) seating with footrests, other than row 1.
Projection: Sony 4K Digital with 7:1 digital audio sound, 3D, HD Satellite, Blu-ray and DVD.
Screen 3
141 capacity
Armchairs (premier) seating with footrests, other than row 1.
Projection: Sony 4K Digital with 7:1 digital audio sound, HD Satellite, Blu-ray and DVD.
Stage
Bar located in the lobby of Screen 3
