1st NIGHT: Fritz Lang's Metropolis with live soundtrack performed by Serum Electronique Orchestra

The Woolwich Grand Theatre, 38 Wellington Street, Woolwich, London
1st NIGHT: Fritz Lang's Metropolis with live soundtrack performed by Serum Electronique Orchestra image
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This event ended on Friday 2nd of November 2012
Admission
£8 in advance, £10 on door (£8 conc)
Location

The Woolwich Grand Theatre, 38 Wellington Street, Woolwich, London

Nearest Tube/Rail Stations
Woolwich Arsenal 0.17 miles

The Woolwich Grand Theatre in association with Squeaky Clean & Mojo Boxer present TWO nights of amazing music and film:

********************** Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS ***********************
************************* LIVE SOUNDTRACK **************************

The SERUM ELECTRONIQUE ORCHESTRA combines live instrumentation with loops and electronics to create an immersive industrial/classical hybrid soundtrack to the most influential science-fiction film of all time: Fritz Lang's METROPOLIS.

Now fully restored with missing footage you can see the film in all its glory in the amazing surroundings of the newly renovated Woolwich Grand Theatre on their magnificent 16 x 36 ft screen.

SERUM ELECTRONIQUE ORCHESTRA are:

Paul J Hines - electronics, keys, mix
Sir Eddie Real - drums, percussion
Kester Hynds - cello
Dermot Corkey - guitar, electronics
Tony Trombony - trombone, electronics
Kate Arnold - hammered dulcimer, violin

Concept & Original Music by:
Paul J Hines


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Total running time of film: 136 mins plus 20 minute interval.

Licensed bar until 11pm.


***** TICKETS *****

ADVANCE TICKETS: £8

Advance Tickets are available by contacting the BOX OFFICE:

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 020 8316 7660

TICKETS ON THE DOOR: £10 / £8 concessions


***** BACKGROUND *****

Fritz Lang's seminal 1927 science fiction masterwork 'Metropolis' was the most expensive silent film ever made. Heavily edited for American and international audiences, it was long thought that all original uncut prints had been lost forever. However in 2008 a 16 mm reduction negative of the original premiere cut of the film, including almost all the lost scenes, was discovered in Argentina. Following extensive restoration the film was re-premiered in February 2010.


***** GETTING THERE *****

TRAINS/TUBE:
Woolwich Arsenal DLR and Rail Station
- Easy DLR links to Jubilee Line, East London Line, Central Line, District Line, Circle Line, Hammersmith & City Line
- Regular trains to/from London Bridge & Cannon Street

BUSES:
51, 53, 54, 96, 99, 122, 161, 177, 178, 180, 244, 291. 380, 386, 422, 469, 472

NIGHT BUSES:
N1 (Thamesmead - Tottenham Court Road)

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