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Experience the timeless tale of love and tragedy with a live orchestra at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.
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William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet is a timeless tale of love and tragedy, often adapted in various forms, including film and theater.
Join us for a special presentation of William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet - Film In Concert, where the classic film will be screened with live orchestral accompaniment. This unique event combines cinematic artistry with the emotional power of live music.
The performance will take place at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, a renowned venue in Portland known for its stunning architecture and excellent acoustics. Prepare for an unforgettable evening that celebrates one of Shakespeare's most beloved works.
On the bill: William Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet - Film In Concert
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1037 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205, USA
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★★★★★ · 2 years ago
Visiting this theater feels like a step back in time, yet it's a place to view modern live entertainment. The way the place is designed provides for no bad views of the stage. Also, the seating arrangement provides plenty of leg room.
★★★★★ · 3 years ago
Great venue! If you have a chance to attend an orchestra powered movie I'd highly recommend it. They are doing Elf in December!
★★★★ · 2 years ago
No projector screens. If you have nosebleed seats, prepare to squint to see performers or bring binoculars, as there no screens up or camera-work like in stadium venues. For bands it’s ok because there are light shows & effects usually, and the acoustics are very good, but when I saw a stand-up comic she was a little ant on the stage. Seats are comfortable & velvety for sitting thru a whole performance. No GA dancing space, just seats. Appreciate the high-tech metal detectors at entry.