The uncompromising and controversial story of a prostitute (Gloria Swanson) and the extremist missionary (Lionel Barrymore) who lashes out against her is a landmark of the silent era.
- Wednesday, May 16th at 7:00 pm
The uncompromising and controversial story of a prostitute (Gloria Swanson) and the extremist missionary (Lionel Barrymore) who lashes out against her is a landmark of the silent era.
In his “German Requiem,” Brahms turned personal loss—the death of his mother—into a masterpiece.
This breathtaking tribute to dance artist Pina Bausch captures her purity and intensity through intimate interviews with her collaborators and vibrant re-imaginings of her choreography.
In this raucous spoof of classic horror, young Dr. Frankenstein (Gene Wilder) believes that the stories about his grandfather are all nonsense…until he finds proof of the mad doctor’s experiments!
An evening of bluegrass and comedy.
Ralph Fiennes directs and stars as a modern-day general who, along with his devoted wife (Jessica Chastain) and power-hungry mother (Vanessa Redgrave), plots his revenge against the city that banished him.
Russian Romance is a comedy of mistaken identities taking place in the year after the fall of the Soviet Union.
The DSO performs Bernstein’s 10-movement Symphonic Dances and Prokofiev’s Fifth Symphony.
Beauty pageants and drug wars collide in this darkly comic thriller set near the US/Mexico border. This Cannes favorite follows a would-be beauty queen whose career is derailed by a violent gang.
Rachel Weisz gives a remarkable performance as a married woman who wrecks her life for a lover in this smart, stylish adaptation of a timeless love story by Terrence Rattigan.
Hopkins Center for the Arts
