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The Grateful Dead CRIMSON, WHITE and; INDIGO Concert: The Complete Show From JFK Stadium in Philadelphia, July 7, 1989
Nearly 3 Hours Of Music, including "Box Of Rain," "Blow Away," "Scarlet Fire," and "Standing On The Moon"
Friday, April 16th at 8:00 PM
Atlas Performing Arts Center
1333 H Street
Tickets: $11
http://www.atlasarts.org/
Here is the schedule for upcoming ballet and opera screenings:
Rigoletto, Verdi
Wednesday, April 7, 7 pm; Saturday, April 10, 2 pm
Performed at Teatro Regio di Parma
Don Giovanni, Mozart
Wednesday, April 14, 7 pm; Saturday, April 17, 2 pm
Performed at the Salzburg Festival
Otello, Verdi
Wednesday, April 21, 7 pm; Sunday, April 25 at 2
Performed at the Salzburg Festival
Falstaff, Verdi Wednesday, April 28, 7 pm; Saturday, May 1 at 2
Performed at Opera Royal de Wallonie
Don Carlo, Verdi
Wednesday, May 5, 7 pm; Sunday, May 9, 2 pm
Performed at Teatro alla Scala
Norma, Bellini
Wednesday, May 12, 7 pm; Saturday, May 15, 2 pm
Performed at Teatro Comunale, Bologna
6 comments:
Donna says-
Swan Lake (Kirov ballet) is this Saturday at 2pm
I love the idea - but why so much for the opera and only $11 for the dead? I would be more apt to go if the price is on par with other cinema experiences.
Donna says-
I'm speculating here but since $20 is the standard price of high def re-broadcasts of live events (STC's re-broadcast of plays from the Royal Shakespeare Company, the Met's opera re-broadcasts, etc) I imagine that's a price proven to work for these "movies"
It's certainly a cheap alternative to traveling to Moscow, London, NYC, etc and paying upwards of $100 for the live experience.
It could also have to do with royalties and/or the cost of the high def equipment. If you've been to one of these movies, you know that the fidelity and the picture resolution is really fantastic.
I think $20 is a good value for this (and I am a devotee of the $1 Monday movie at Arlington Cinema and Drafthouse!)
Does the ticket price include marijuana for that true "Dead" experience?
You can volunteer to usher at the Atlas, and get two free tickets to almost any performance. Talk to Ms Jones in the box office
It's unfortunate that these are just rentals and not Atlas programs. Though, if people like them and come, maybe the company will keep renting the Atlas.
http://emergingpictures.com/opera-in-cinema/
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