Stars light up the big screen in Livingston

cinema audiences prior to his Billy’s retirement in 2016 following his diagnosis with Parkinson’s Disease.

Connolly has toured worldwide continuously for 50 years, performing to an accumulative audience of over 10 million.

Johnny Carr, event cinema manager at Vue, said: “We are delighted to bring this exclusive screening to venues across the UK.

“The Sex Life of Bandages is a big screen tribute to an iconic funny-man whose sharp wit and anarchic storytelling is still as hilarious as ever.”

Meanwhile, a live broadcast of the award-winning Fleabag will be coming to the big screen in Vue Livingston this September courtesy of National Theatre.

The one-woman play, written by and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, was the inspiration for the successful BBC television show of the same name, and has now returned to the West End after a sold-out New York run.

As well as the successful play and series, WallerBridge has written the spy thriller Killing Eve and is currently working on the next James Bond instalment.

National Theatre Live: Fleabag will be broadcast live from London’s West End to Vue screens across the country on Thursday, September 12.

And before that, following their landmark Love Yourself tour, Korean Supergroup BTS return to Vue to give fans a glimpse of superstardom on Wednesday August 7 and Saturday August 10 with Bring the Soul: The Movie. On a rooftop in Paris just one day after the conclusion of their European tour, the six band members recall their favourite stories from their travels across the globe. The world of one the biggest boybands ever is unveiled through spectacular concert performances and intimate group discussions in this Big Screen Event not to be missed.

Tickets for both the Billy Connolly screening and the Fleabag live show are out now and can be booked online at www.myvue.com