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Previews
Princeton Garden Theatre
SEPTEMBER - DECEMBER 2015
Benedict Cumberbatch in rehearsal for HAMLET
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INCLUDES OUR MAIN ATTRACTIONS AND SPECIAL PROGRAMS
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Welcome to the nonprofit Princeton Garden Theatre
The Garden Theatre is a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization.
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MAIN ATTRACTIONS
Main Attractions
What main films will play at the
Garden? This section lists the Main
Attractions that we intend to play in the
coming weeks. Additional unlisted films
will also become available. This list is
only an educated guess, though, since
film release plans often change.
When will these main films play?
Scheduling our Main Attractions is weekto-week. On Monday, we decide what
main films will play starting that Friday.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, we set the
showtimes for the upcoming week and
then update our website and telephone
hotline. We also send out a weekly email
(which you can receive by signing up
at our website). Sometimes, we book
a main film a few weeks in advance,
which we post on our website’s “Coming
Attractions” section.
For our latest Main Attractions plans,
visit: PrincetonGardenTheatre.org (Or
call our hotline at 609-279-1999.)
Carol
Brooklyn
Labyrinth of Lies
UK - 1 hr 45 min - John Crowley
BROOKLYN is the story of a young Irish
immigrant trying to adjust to life in New
York City. An earnest and moving film
with a beautifully written script by Nick
Hornby, this period-piece romance was
a big hit at the Sundance Film Festival.
Starring Saoirse Ronan (from Grand Budapest Hotel).
Germany - 2 hr 4 min - Giulio Ricciarelli
w/ subtitles
From Germany, a drama that takes place
thirteen years after the end of World War
II. A young public prosecutor exposes
the cover-up of Nazi war crimes by the
German government and other major
institutions in this intelligent look at a
difficult historical moment.
Suffragette
UK - 1 hr 46 min - Sarah Gavron
Set in early 20th century England,
SUFFRAGETTE stars Carey Mulligan as a
working woman who gets recruited into
the suffragette movement. This gripping
film displays the struggle and courage
of early feminist pioneers who faced
dangerous circumstances in order to
fight for the right to vote. Meryl Streep
plays activist Emmeline Pankhurst.
Also with Helena Bonham Carter and
Brendan Gleeson.
MAIN ATTRACTIONS
Labyrinth of Lies
A Walk in the Woods
USA - 1 hr 44 min - Ken Kwapis
Robert Redford and Nick Nolte are
featured as two old friends reuniting
for one last adventure. Redford plays
Bill Bryson, who decides to reconnect
with America by hiking the Appalachian
trail. Based on Bryson’s memoirs, this
film is a humorous look at friendship
and returning home. Also with Emma
Thompson and Mary Steenburgen.
Coming Home
China - 1 hr 49 min - Yimou Zhang
w/ subtitles
A beautifully shot film from acclaimed
Chinese director Yimou Zhang. A married
couple are torn apart when the husband
is arrested and taken to a labor camp.
After returning home, he is devastated
to discover that his wife does not
remember him. An intimate and elegant
film. Starring Gong Li.
Spotlight
USA - 2 hr 6 min - Tom McCarthy
The true story of how reporters for the
Boston Globe uncovered a deep-rooted
scandal and cover-up within the local
Catholic church. A fascinating and
compelling thriller with a superb, all-star
cast, including Rachel McAdams, Liev
Schreiber, Michael Keaton, Mark Ruffalo,
and Stanley Tucci.
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MAIN ATTRACTIONS
Limited Engagements
We try to play each of our Main
Attractions films for a full multi-week
run. Sometimes, however, we are unable
to play a film in a timely or complete
way, and it becomes a question of either
squeezing it in or not playing it at all. We
then often schedule that film for a couple
of mid-week screenings, called Limited
Engagements. Make sure that you sign
up for our weekly email, so that you don’t
miss these short, last-chance screenings.
Brooklyn
Carol
USA - 1 hr 58 min - Todd Haynes
Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara star
in this period melodrama set in 1950’s
New York. A young department store
clerk seeking a better life falls in love
with an older, married woman. Brilliant
performances from Mara and Blanchett
and absorbing, nuanced filmmaking from
director Todd Haynes. A quietly powerful
film that won high praise at this year’s
Cannes Film Festival.
Trumbo
USA - 2 hr 4 min - Jay Roach
The life and times of the biggest
screenwriter in Hollywood, Dalton
Trumbo, when he was blacklisted in
the Fifties for his political beliefs.
Bryan Cranston plays Trumbo in this
passionate and revealing film. Also
starring Diane Lane and Helen Mirren.
The Danish Girl
USA - 2 hr - Tom Hooper
The King’s Speech director Tom Hooper
returns with THE DANISH GIRL, a
biography of the transgender artist
Lili Elbe. After realizing her gender
identity, Elbe becomes the recipient
of the first attempted male-to-female
gender reassignment surgery. Eddie
Redmayne, acclaimed for his portrayal
of Stephen Hawking last year, plays Elbe.
Also with Alicia Vikander and Matthias
Schoenaerts.
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Special programs
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Prof Picks
Sept 24 Thurs 7:30
Special Programs
In addition to our Main Attractions, we present
special programming throughout the year. These
are generally one-time events and include a
diverse collection of independent and classic
films, works from local filmmakers, and stage
productions from London’s National Theatre.
Bombay Velvet
2015 - 2 hr 29 min - India - color
DCP - dr: Anurag Kashyap
w/ subtitles
From India, this period crime drama
about an ordinary man who dreams of
making it big. Set in 1960s Bombay,
BOMBAY VELVET is adapted from
historian Gyan Prakash’s book Mumbai
Fables.
Selected and presented with a special
introduction by Princeton University
Professor of Modern India History Dr.
Gyan Prakash and the film’s director
Anurag Kashyap.
Human Values Film Forum
Sept 28 Mon 7:30
Prof Picks
Sept 30 Wed 7:30
We are delighted to partner with Princeton
University Center for Human Values Film
Forum to present four films from their Fall
series MIME. The series explores the interplay
of music and image, and each of the films
screened at the Garden will feature a newly
composed score for a silent classic and will
be followed by a discussion led by Erika Kiss,
Director of the HVFF.
(Additional films for the series will be held in
the James Stewart ‘32 Theater on campus at
185 Nassau Street. For more info visit:
uchv.princeton.edu)
West Side Story
Silent with Live Music
People on Sunday
1930 - 1 hr 14 min - Germany - b/w - digital
d: Curt and Robert Siodmak - silent w/ live music
Billy Wilder wrote the screenplay for this German
drama that follows the lives of a group of residents
of Berlin on a summer’s day during the interwar
period. Screenplay by Billy Wilder.
Admission is free.
1961 - 2 hr 32 min - USA - color - DCP - MGM
d: Jerome Robbins, Robert Wise - w/ Natalie
Wood, Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn
Leonard Bernstein’s modern retelling of
Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet, about two
young people from rival New York City gangs
who fall in love despite the growing tension
between their respective friends. Memorable
music and dance sequences, WEST SIDE
STORY is spellbinding on the big screen.
introduction by Princeton University Theater
Professor Dr. Brian Herrera.
Special programs
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International Cinema Series
Prof Picks
Prof Picks
Oct 1 Thurs 5:30
Oct 1 Thurs Time TBA
Oct 7 Wed 7:30
Filmmaker Pacho Velez
Manakamana
Paris is Burning
Girlhood
2014 - 1 hr 53 min - France - color - DCP
d: Céline Sciamma - w/subtitles
From the Cannes Film Festival comes
GIRLHOOD, the story of a teenager who
escapes her abusive homelife and joins
an all-girl gang in a poor Paris suburb. The
film balances harsh realism with moments
of beautiful tenderness and has received
universal praise since its premiere in 2014.
2013 - 1 hr 58 min - Nepal/USA - color - DCP
d: Stephanie Spray, Pacho Velez - w/subtitles
In collaboration with the Visual Arts Department at the Lewis Center for the Arts, we are
excited to present MANAKAMANA, a documentary co-directed by the 2015 recipient of the
Princeton Arts Fellowship, Pacho Velez . Following a group of pilgrims in Nepal as they travel
to worship at the Manakamana Temple, this
award-winning documentary has been praised
for its visual mastery and unique storytelling.
The screening will be followed by a Q&A with
the director. Check our website for more
information and registration details.
1990 - 1 hr 11 min - USA - color - DCP
Miramax - d: Jennie Livingston
This groundbreaking documentary explores
the 1980s New York drag ball scene. It is a
vibrant, entertaining behind-the-scenes look
at a mesmerizing counterculture. Digitally
restored for the 25th anniversary.
Presented with a special introduction by
former Director of Princeton’s Program in
Gender and Sexuality Studies and recently
named Dean of the College, Dr. Jill Dolan.
Art on Screen
Oct 8 Thurs 7:30
Vincent & Theo
1990 - 2 hr 18 min - Netherlands - color - HD
Digital - MGM - d: Robert Altman - w/ Tim
Roth, Paul Rhys
Auteur Robert Altman’s telling of the life
of Vincent van Gogh, played by Tim Roth.
VINCENT & THEO focuses on the artist’s
relationship with his brother and caretaker,
Theodore van Gogh, and offers cinematic
glimpses at the scenery behind some of van
Gogh’s most famous work.
Presented with a special introduction by
Caroline Harris, Associate Director for
Education, Princeton University Art Museum.
Oct 15 Thurs 7:30
The History of Film:
Edison’s Treasures from
Lou DiCrescenzo’s Vault
Film preservationist Lou DiCrescenzo presents this special
evening celebrating over 120 years of movies. Join us
as we travel back through time to the birth of film with a
special 35mm screening using one of Edison’s original
projectors. The evening will also include clips showcasing
the big technological leaps of film history as well as
interactive exhibits and displays.
Special programs
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Oct 22 Thurs 7:30
Oct 26 Mon 7:30
Vampyr
1932 - 1 hr 15 min - Germany
b/w - d: Carl Theodor Dreyer
Live music by
Not So Silent Cinema
We welcome back composer
Brendan Cooney and Not-SoSilent Cinema for their new score
to the silent classic VAMPYR. This
early horror film is a surreal and
hypnotic take on the vampire film
with experimental camera work
and a moody, sinister atmosphere.
Cooney’s score is a blend of
acoustic and electronic sounds to
create a brooding, transcendental
soundscape.
Tickets:
$13.00 General
$9.50 Members
Nosferatu
1922 - 1 hr 21 min - Germany - b/w - digital
d: F. W. Murnau - silent w/ live music
The MIME series continues with another
evening of newly composed live music to
complement this silent horror classic. Many
horror-film lovers call this silent German
classic the best Dracula adaptation ever.
Followed by a discussion led by Erika Kiss,
Admission is free.
Coming in October
Talk Cinema
Talk Cinema is coming to the Garden starting
in October. This monthly series features sneak
previews of award-winning independent and
foreign films selected from leading festivals by
film critic Harlan Jacobson.
The selection may be an indie comedy, a
provocative documentary or the next breakout
hit. Screenings are introduced and followed
by moderated conversations hosted by
distinguished guest speakers.
More details at PrincetonGardenTheatre.org.
Local Filmmakers
Oct 28 Wed 7:30
Filmmaker Dan Sickles
Mala Mala
d: Dan Sickles & Antonio Santini
Local filmmaker Dan Sickles presents his
documentary MALA MALA, a film about the
transgender community in Puerto Rico. The
film combines artful technique and attentive
touches of humanity to craft a mesmerizing
look at its subjects’ world. This accomplished
film has been praised by the New York Times,
The Village Voice, Indiewire, The AV Club, and
Variety. Free for members.
Followed by a Q&A with the filmmaker.
Oct 29 Thurs 7:30
The Exorcist
d: William Friedkin
Perhaps one of the scariest movies ever
made. A perfect Halloween pick! When a
girl is possessed by a mysterious entity, her
mother seeks the help of two priests to save
her daughter. The results are terrifying. We are
excited to be showing the extended Director’s
Cut.
Special programs
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Nov 4 Wed 7:30
Nov 5 Thurs 5:30
The Babadook
2014 - 1 hr 33 min - Australia - color - DCP
d: Jennifer Kent
From Australia, THE BABADOOK is a neo-horror
film that has achieved considerable acclaim
worldwide. Amelia, a single mother who lost
her husband in a car accident, must deal with
her son’s bizarre behavior - and a monster
- following the discovery of a mysterious
storybook. A visually striking psychological
thriller that exceeds far beyond the typical
genre tropes.
Goodfellas
1990 - 2 hr 26 min - USA - color
4K DCP - Warner - d: Martin Scorsese
w/ Joe Pesci, Ray Liotta, Robert De Niro
A revered classic of the gangster genre,
GOODFELLAS returns with a pristine 4K
restoration 25 years after its release.
Narrator Henry Hill, based on the real-life
criminal, takes us through his rise and
fall within the mob. Nominated for six
Academy Awards and considered among
Martin Scorsese’s best work. Starring Ray
Liotta, Robert De Niro, and Joe Pesci.
Nov 11 Wed 7:30
Prof Picks
Nov 18 Wed 7:30
The Sound of Music
Sing-A-Long
Affiliated Membership Benefits
All members of our theater are entitled to
members tickets at all “Renew Theaters”
(Ambler, County, Garden, and Hiway), as well as
at participating “Art House Theaters” nationwide.
For more information, visit our website.
1965 - 2 hr 54 min - USA - color - 4K DCP
20th Century Fox - d: Robert Wise
Join us for a night of singing along with the
Von Trapp family! The iconic Rodgers and
Hammerstein musical THE SOUND OF MUSIC
is considered one of the greatest films of
all time. Follow the bouncing ball and sing
your heart out to this wonderfully enjoyable
film. Starring Julie Andrews and Christopher
Plummer.
Tickets:
$18 General
$16 Members
Eternal Sunshine of the
Spotless Mind
Focus - d: Michel Gondry - w/ Jim Carrey,
Kate Winslet, Tom Wilkinson, Mark Ruffalo
Director Michel Gondry’s imaginative
landscape is fully realized in ETERNAL
SUNSHINE OF THE SPOTLESS MIND. After a
devastating break-up, a couple undergoes a
procedure that removes traumatic memories.
A dreamy, entrancing film with a brilliant
screenplay from writer Charlie Kaufman.
introduction by Princeton University
Professor of Psychology Dr. Kenneth Norman
Special programs
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Art on Screen
Nov 23 Mon 7:30
Dec 2 Wed 7:30
Where Now Are the
Dreams of Youth?
Museum Hours
2012 - 1 hr 47 min - Austria - Color
DCP - d: Jem Cohen - w/ subtitles
At the Kunsthistorisches Art Museum
in Vienna, a security guard and a
tourist develop a friendship over their
shared appreciation of art. A careful,
poignant reflection upon the human
condition and the value of art.
1932 - 1 hr 32 min - Japan - b/w - digital
d: Yasujirô Ozu - w/ subtitles
The HVFF MIME series continues with a
masterful, endearing student comedy by
Japanese master Yasujirô Ozu and a newly
constructed live musical score. When a young
man inherits his father’s lucrative business,
he cheats the system to set up three of his
college friends with jobs. Admission is free.
Presented in collaboration with the
Princeton University Art Museum
with an introduction by museum
director James Christen Steward.
Dec 10 Thurs 7:30
Dec 3 Thurs 5:30
In addition to up-to-date movie listings
and information about upcoming films and
programs, the Garden Theatre website also
offers a quick and easy way to become a
member.
Our weekly email update.
Sign up at our website and we’ll send you
our weekly email.
Join in the conversation.
Become a fan of the Garden Theatre on
Facebook and Twitter, or check out our blog
at RenewTheaters.org/blog
Bad Hair
2013 - 1 hr 33 min - Venezuela - color - DCP
d: Mariana Rondón - w/ subtitles
A nine-year-old in a Venezuelan multi-family
apartment desperately tries to straighten
his stubbornly curly hair for his yearbook
picture. He lives with his baby brother and
single mother, who is vehemently opposed
to her son’s fixation with his appearance. A
fascinating, child’s-eye view of life inside the
poor neighborhoods of Caracas with powerful
performances.
It’s a Wonderful Life
1946 - 2hr 10min - USA - b/w - DCP - RKO
d: Frank Capra - w/Jimmy Stewart, Donna
Reed, Lionel Barrymore
Jimmy Stewart stars as a selfless small-town
banker on the verge of ruin. Contemplating
suicide, he is visited by an angel who shows
him that, despite his lost dreams, the impact
of his good work has improved countless
lives. Inspirational and heartwarming, IT’S A
WONDERFUL LIFE is the very definition of a
holiday classic.
Arrive early to hear live holiday classics
performed by Princeton Symphony Orchestra
principal harpist, André Tarantiles.
Special programs
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Dec 15 Tues TBA
Dec 14 Mon 7:30
SPECIAL PROG RAM S
MASTE R CALE N DAR
Sept 24 Thurs 7:30
Bombay Velvet
Sept 28 Mon 7:30
People on Sunday
Sept 30 Wed 7:30
West Side Story
Oct 1 Thurs 5:30
Girlhood
Battleship Potemkin
1925 - 1 hr 6 min - Russia - b/w - digital
d: Sergei Eisenstein - silent w/ live score
The final installment of the HVFF MIME
series features a new score performed live
by the Princeton Laptop Orchestra (PLOrk).
Eisenstein’s seminal film is one of the most
influential films in the history of cinema. It
charts a pre-Russian Revolution naval mutiny.
Admission is free.
Dec 17 Thurs 7:30
Sneak Preview: Downton Abbey
Downton Abbey Season 6 premieres
January 3 on WHYY-TV.
For DVDs and more Downton Abbey items,
visit shopPBS.org
SAVE THE DATE: Join us for this special event
co-hosted with WHYY as we present a special
sneak preview of Downtown Abbey Season 6.
Details and time TBA.
Oct 1 Thurs Time TBA
Manakamana
Oct 7 Wed 7:30
Paris is Burning
Oct 8 Thurs 7:30
Vincent & Theo
Oct 15 Thurs 7:30
Edison’s Treasures
Oct 22 Thurs 7:30
Vampyr
Oct 26 Mon 7:30
Nosferatu
Oct 28 Wed 7:30
Mala Mala
Oct 29 Thurs 7:30
The Exorcist
Nov 4 Wed 7:30
Goodfellas
Nov 5 Thurs 5:30
The Babadook
Nov 11 Wed 7:30
The Sound of Music: Sing-A-Long
Nov 18 Wed 7:30
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Nov 23 Mon 7:30
Where Now Are the Dreams of Youth?
Pather Panchali
1955 - 1 hr 59 min - India - b/w - 4K
DCP - Janus Films - d: Satyajit Ray
w/ subtitles
We present the first film of Satyajit
Ray’s masterful Apu Trilogy, which has
been brilliantly restored to its original
splendor. PATHER PANCHALI is the
story of an impoverished priest who
leaves rural Bengal to search for work
in order to provide a better life for his
family. A classic of world cinema that
is just as vibrant as it was in its initial
release.
Dec 2 Wed 7:30
Museum Hours
Dec 3 Thurs 5:30
Bad Hair
Dec 10 Thurs 7:30
It’s a Wonderful Life
Dec 14 Mon 7:30
Battleship Potemkin
Dec 15 Tues TBA
Downton Abbey Sneak Preview
Dec 17 Thurs 7:30
Pather Panchali
Lively
Arts
Series
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National Theatre Live
Sept 10 Thurs 7:30
Oct 11 Sun 12:30
Nov 15 Sun 12:30
Skylight
2 hr 45 min w/ 1 intermission
Schoolteacher Kyra Hollis (Carey Mulligan)
receives an unexpected visit from her former
lover, Tom Sergeant (Bill Nighy), a successful
and charismatic restaurateur whose wife has
recently died. As the evening progresses, the
two attempt to rekindle their relationship only
to find themselves locked in a dangerous
battle of opposing ideologies and mutual
desires. Stephen Daldry directs this marvelous
David Hare written play.
Tickets:
$18 General
$16 Members
Benedict Cumberbatch in Hamlet rehearsal.
Royal Shakespeare Company
Royal Opera
Sept 13 Sun 12:30
Sept 20 Sun 12:30
The Merchant of Venice
La Boheme
A creatively-staged, modern interpretation of
William Shakespeare’s THE MERCHANT OF
VENICE. This classic is the story of Antonio,
a merchant, who fails to pay his debts to the
usurer Shylock. Polly Findlay’s imaginative
production greatly expands upon the themes
and sympathies of its source material.
Tickets:
$18 General
$16 Members
2 hr 55 min w/ 2 intermissions
A lost key and an accidental touch of cold
hands in the dark – so begins one of the great
romances of all opera, told in vivid detail
in this classic production. Anna Netrebko
and Joseph Calleja star in John Copley’s
iconic production of Puccini’s masterpiece,
a staple at the ROH since 1974 and which
will be retired this year after this final set of
performances.
Tickets:
$18 General
$16 Members
Lively
Arts
Series
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Sept 27 Sun 12:30
Oct 14 Wed 7:30
Exhibition on Screen
Oct 4 Sun 12:30
The Beaux’ Stratagem
2 hr 20 min
Simon Godwin directs George Farquhar’s
wild 18th century comedy of love and
money. Two charming young men who have
blown their inheritances in giddy London
are on the lookout for an heiress to marry
so they can repair their fortunes. Concealing their poverty as they plot their strategies, they encounter a variety of human
obstacles and oddball characters while
fate decides their outcome.
Tickets:
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$16 Member
The Impressionists
1 hr 31 min
Parisian art collector Paul Durand-Ruel’s exhibited Impressionists paintings in New York in 1886
and introduced America to Monet, Degas, Cezanne, Renoir, and Pissarro. This energetic and
revealing film tells his remarkable story along
with that of the Impressionists themselves.
Featuring masterpieces from the Musée du
Luxembourg Paris, the National Gallery London,
and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Tickets:
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Royal Ballet
Oct 18 Sun 12:30
Oct 21 Wed 7:30
Oct 25 Sun 12:30
Nov 8 Sun 12:30
Nov 22 Sun 12:30
Dec 9 Wed 7:30
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Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet
3 hrs w/ 2 intermissions
A tragic tale of star-crossed lovers: Kenneth
MacMillan’s poignant setting of Prokofiev’s
score is a 20th-century classic. Shakespeare’s
timeless love story is set against a wonderful
evocation of 16th-century Verona, and includes
a bustling marketplace that erupts into a
violent sword fight, and a lavish ball held in an
elegant mansion.
(Dates and times to be announced.)
Tickets:
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Benedict Cumberbatch takes on
the title role of Shakespeare’s
great tragedy. Compelled to avenge
his father’s death but paralyzed
by the task ahead, Hamlet
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threatening both his sanity and
the security of the state. This
eagerly awaited production is
directed by Lyndsey Turner.
Tickets:
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Nov 1 Sun 12:30
National Theatre Live Encore
Nov 19 Thurs 7:30
The Marriage of Figaro
Mozart’s brilliant comic opera directed by
David McVicar and starring Erwin Schrott
and Anita Hartig. Figaro and Susanna are
looking forward to their wedding day – but
Figaro’s master Count Almaviva has designs on
Susanna. The production has been hailed for
its flawless staging and evocative set design.
Tickets:
$18 General
$16 Members
Exhibition on Screen
Dec 6 Sun 12:30
Coriolanus
3 hr w/ 2 intermissions
Donmar Warehouse’s production of Coriolanus, Shakespeare’s searing tragedy of political
manipulation and revenge. When an old adversary threatens Rome, the city calls once more on her
hero and defender: Coriolanus. But famine threatens the city and the citizens’ hunger swells to an
appetite for change. With Tom Hiddleston and Mark Gatiss. Directed by Josie Rourke. Captured live
on Jan 30, 2014 in London. Tickets: $18 General; $16 Members
Dec 13 Sun 12:30
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Matisse
1 hr 30 min
Hailed as the most successful exhibition in the
history of London’s Tate Modern, you can now
see Henri Matisse: The Cut-Outs with exclusive
new footage from its stay in New York. An intimate, behind-the-scenes tour with contributions
curators, historians, Tate director Nicholas Serota, and MoMA director Glenn D. Lowry.
Tickets:
$14 General
$12 Members
Jane Eyre
This bold and dynamic production of Charlotte
Bronte’s classic novel uncovers one woman’s
fight for freedom and fulfilment on her own
terms.This acclaimed re-imagining of Brontë’s
masterpiece was first staged by Bristol Old
Vic last year, when the story was performed
over two evenings. Director Sally Cookson
now brings her celebrated production to the
National, presented as a single, exhilarating
performance.
Tickets:
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$16 Members
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