Madfabulous & Access Denied Screenings

Film description: In the 1890s, flamboyant Henry Paget arrives on Anglesey, North Wales, to claim his inheritance as the Fifth Marquess. Alongside his spirited cousin Lily and loyal butler Gelert, Henry’s theatrical eccentricities charm the locals but scandalise the elite. As he fights to carve out a unique identity, he must navigate stifling traditions, greedy relatives, and his late father’s cold legacy.

Before Madfabulous, catch Access Denied—a short film about inclusion, written by and starring Piws access ambassador Rachel-Ann Osborn. The semi-autobiographical story follows Martha, a disabled lesbian who turns Pride’s inaccessibility into community connection. Created with TAPE Community Music and Film in North Wales, known for its inclusive, advocacy-led filmmaking.

Free entry to Plas Newydd with every Madfabulous cinema ticket!

Thanks to National Trust Cymru, we’re excited to offer free entry to Plas Newydd House and Garden, the ancestral home of the 5th Marquess of Anglesey with every Madfabulous cinema ticket, giving you the chance to discover more about the person that inspired the film.

Visitors to Plas Newydd can show their cinema ticket (printed or digital) on arrival to gain free entry to Plas Newydd. 

One cinema ticket will allow one free entry ticket to Plas Newydd House and Garden which includes entry to see the ‘All Dressed Up’ exhibition room showcasing five costumes from the film Madfabulous. 

•Offer is available until Friday 17 July 2026.

•Please note the pass is non-transferable and there are no cash alternatives.

•The pass is not valid at National Trust events where a separate charge is applicable.

•Offer only valid at participating cinemas.

•The National Trust reserves the right to amend or withdraw this offer at any time.