Capri Theatre — Movie Theater in Goodwood

Reviews of Capri Theatre

• Ethan

  Added 2016.05.19

  I love this old theatre that has been kept on good condition and love the organ playing before the movies when they do that. There are quite a few stairs to go up if you want to go to the upstairs seating area.
• Sophia

  Added 2016.04.16

  It's totally run by volunteers, and they even make their own choc tops in a few different flavours.
• Landon

  Added 2015.10.03

  One of the best parts about going to the Capri, however, is the overall experience. Compared to a new cinema that opened recently, going to see the movie at the Capri is an event. The foyer is grand, the bathrooms are easy to find and spacious (this is, I learned recently, not something to take for granted) and there is plenty of light.
• Luis

  Added 2015.09.12

  They have heaps of special event nights with all your favorite cult movies.
• Jesse

  Added 2015.07.15

  Take yourself back to the golden era of cinema at the Capri. The place is all decked out in art deco style for that old fashioned cinema feel.
• Isaac

  Added 2015.05.01

  Basically, I want to go back again and again. I hope to catch the organ before the show next time!
• Thomas

  Added 2015.03.31

  If you go on the right night you can see and hear the old WurliTzer organ being played right on the stage.
• Miguel

  Added 2015.02.10

  I just love going to the movies here. The staff are friendly and the cinema is very good (hint: there are some very nice seats at the back of the bottom section).
• John

  Added 2014.07.27

  Beautifully maintained example of an Art Deco theatre complete with a working full scale organ whose organist rises and vanishes through the stage on special sessions. Run by volunteers and supported by the local community as a treasure, assisting local organisations with fundraising and events. The organ can be seen working on Tuesdays, Friday and Saturday screenings and worth the effort.
• Emily

  Added 2013.06.23

  We enjoyed our visit to the Capri. It was quite nostalgic and brought back feelings of a life from the past. The volunteers were wonderful and so committed. This truly is an Adelaide icon.