The Greatest Showman returning to Irish cinema for one week only

For one week only later this month, you will have the chance to see one of the most loved musicals of the last few years on the big screen once again.The Greatest Showman will burst on to screens from Friday November 29th until Thursday 5th December with two screenings of the film per day, CorkBeo reports.

Just seeing this film in the cinema once is Never Enough and we know that you and the family will Come Alive when you get to see Mr Jackman in all his glory once again. Tickets for the special showings are on sale now but be sure to act quickly as they will not be there for long! Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will start in 8Cancel Play now How to follow the Irish Mirror on social media You can like our main Facebook page here.

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