NOW PLAYING
PROJECT HAIL MARY
Fri 4/10 - Mon 4/13
11:30am • 3:30pm • 7:00pm
Tues 4/14
11:30am • 3:00pm
Wed 4/15
11:30am • 3:30pm • 7:00pm
Thurs 4/16
10:45am • 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.
SUPER MARIO GALAXY
Fri 4/10 - Wed 4/15
11:00am* • 1:30pm* • 4:00pm • 6:45pm
Thurs 4/16
10:30am* • 12:45pm* • 3:15pm
PG | 1hr 38min | Family
*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.
COMING SOON
THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA 2
OPENS MAY 1st
TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
THE CHRISTOPHERS
A FILM BY STEVEN SODERBERGH
APRIL BREAK • FREE KIDS MATINEE
HOTEL FOR DOGS
SAT 4/18 - SUN 4/26
9:30am
FREE PASSES AVAILABLE AT OUR BOX OFFICE
SPONSORED BY
THE MANDALORIAN AND GROGU
UPCOMING EVENTS
SECRETS OF THE SEAGRASS
EARTH DAY EVENT
presented by FRIENDS OF CHATHAM WATERWAYS
Wednesday April 22nd
10:00 am
Celebrate EARTH DAY with a film screening, panel discussion and filmmaker Q&A on the importance of our marine ecosystem and aquatic vegetation.
Filmmaker Tomas Koeck is an award winning director, photographer and expeditionist. The panel includes Dr Agnes Mittermayr, a benthic ecologist from the Center for Costal Studies and the Director of Seagrass Net, and Gregory Berman, Director of Natural Resources from the town of Chatham.
This event brings together local, regional and global perspectives on this critical resource, and promises to be both informative and thought-provoking.
FREE TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE ORPHEUM BOX OFFICE
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.
SPONSORED BY CHATHAM CANDY MANOR
NO REFUGE: CAPE COD IN CRISIS
PRESENTED BY FRIENDS OF MOMOMOY
SATURDAY APRIL 25th
10:00am
$10
Join us on the final day of Earth Week as the Friends of Monomoy host the documentary No Refuge: Cape Cod in Crisis. Created by local photographer Jan Crocker and Cape Cod Chronicle editor Tim Wood, the film examines the devastating effects of climate change on our fragile coastline. A Q&A will follow the film, led by Tim Wood and FOM President Eddie Horowitz.
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 filled with 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
2002 National Jr Ladies Champion Louann Donovan Hogberg
Head trainer for Active Performance Enhancement for AthletesJeff Handler
and Doug Lane, father of skater Spenser Lane, who was lost in the crash
PRESENTING SPONSOR
CHATHAM BARS INN
AMY BARNES
Laughs That Deliver
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
An evening of Stand Up Comedy to benefit
the Cape Cod Hospital Auxiliary Chatham/Harwich Branch
THURSDAY May 14th
5:00pm and 7:00pm
$65
Presented by
Sponsored by
THE HAND THAT HOLDS THE LINE
PROCEEDS TO BENEFIT THE CAPE COD COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN’S ALLIANCE
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.
Support Your Local Nonprofit Theater!
When donors chose to invest in this building and this community, they didn't just restore a theater. They gave kids their first movie experience — free of charge. They gave seniors a place to gather. They gave children who experience the world a little differently a sensory friendly screening designed just for them. They gave local nonprofits a stage to raise their voices as well as their funds. They brought the art of cinema — foreign films, classics, documentaries about the greatest painters and sculptors who ever lived — right here to Chatham.
And, perhaps most importantly, they gave independent filmmakers somewhere to be seen. Artists who didn't fit the studio mold, who made something honest and brave and couldn't get it on a multiplex screen — they found an audience here.
Because of you.
If you've supported the Orpheum before, thank you — deeply and genuinely. You are the reason the marquee is still lit. If you're considering your first gift, know that it lands somewhere real. It introduces the magic of cinema to a child. It celebrates the history of film. It becomes a filmmaker's first standing ovation. It becomes another chapter in a story that started in 1916 and, with your help, still remains to be written.