The Coolidge Corner Theatre
Your Not-For-Profit Independent Theatre
Divas In The Dark
Opera for Movie LoversSeptember 2007-July 2008 Sundays @ 11 am All shows regular price/ $3 to Students and Seniors (62 and older) with current ID. The Coolidge Corner Theatre and cultural partner Boston Lyric Opera (www.blo.org) are proud to present our second year of the popular six-event series of Opera-based films (shown on 35 mm prints). All films are shown on the giant silver screen and some are preceded by live a mini-performance and/or introduction by professional opera educators. Light refreshments provided. Mark your calendars to join us for this pleasurable tour of films featuring opera themes, classical and contemporary. To purchase tickets, go to our SHOWTIMES page Click here to download the Press Release. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERASunday, July 13 @ 11:00 am in Moviehouse 1 Erique Claudin, a violinist in the Paris Opera orchestra, suffers from arthritis and hopes to compensate for his loss of employment by selling his lifetime work, a piano concerto. With his anticipated profits, Erique wishes to continue paying for the voice-training of lovely Christine Dubois (Susanna Foster). When Erique goes to his potential publisher and is told that the manuscript has been rejected, and then hears it being played from another room, he assumes that his work has been stolen. Erique attacks and stangles the publisher, after which the latter's secretary throws acid in the composer's face. Clutching his seared flesh, Erique flees to the sewers and the sanctum beneath the Opera House. dir. Arthur Lubin, 1h32m, w/ Nelson Eddy and Claude Rains, 1943 Noell Dorsey, a recent graduate of the Longy School of Music, will sing an aria before the screening of PHANTOM OF THE OPERA. She has recently performed as a soprano soloist for Vaughn Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem with Calliope at Sanders Theater in Cambridge. She sang the role of Despina from Cosi fan Tutte with Longfellow Chamber Opera this past year.She will be singing the role of Rapunzel in Turtle Lane Theater's production of Into the Woods in November. |
