Dementia-Friendly Film: Grease (1978, PG)

It's 1958, summer is over and the hormonally-charged seniors of Rydell High are reluctantly returning to school, ready to fall back in with old friends and trade stories of the previous months' conquests.

Danny Zuko, leader of a local greaser gang called the T-Birds, brags to his crew about nights of passion spent on the beach with a mystery girl. Elsewhere, sweet Sandy Olsson - the new girl in town - is taken under the wing of the no-nonsense Pink Ladies and shares fond memories of a brief romance with an unknown sweetheart.

When it turns out that Danny and Sandy's mismatched tales are about each other, Sandy is humiliated and Danny has to win her back. To do so, he'll have to negotiate all of the romantic rites of passage a teenager in America's golden age could imagine: jiving school dances, awkward drive-in movies, deadly drag-races and the looming threat of graduation.

Dementia-Friendly Films are fun and social events for people living with dementia and their friends, family and carers.

Grease will have a short introduction before the screening, and a tea and coffee break (refreshments are provided free of charge).

Please note, due to the limitations of our listed building we only have a limited number of spaces for wheelchair users in The McCarthy auditorium. Please ring Box Office on 01723 370541 in advance to check on availability.

• Tickets are free for companions.

• Please note, this screening is scheduled to finish at approximately 3:30pm.

• All our dementia-friendly screenings are subtitled.