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Charing Cross Theatre to Screen a Three-Week Season of Musical and Theatrical Films on The Big Screen

by Staff Writer
September 22, 2021
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Charing Cross Theatre is to become a cinema for three weeks, screening some of the greatest movie stage and screen musicals.

Stage and Screen: A Theatrical Film Season will run from 5 – 24 October with a mixture of MGM classics including ‘The Wizard of Oz’,  â€˜Hello, Dolly!’ and Singin’ in the Rain to ‘Cabaret’, ‘The Sound of Music’, cult classic ‘The Rocky Horor Picture Show’, the Bob Fosse biopic ‘All That Jazz’, and films of recent stage musicals, ‘Les Miserables’, ‘Evita’, ‘Hairspray’ and ‘Dreamgirls’.

The season also includes film classics ‘The Producers’,  â€˜Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolf’,  â€˜The Philadelphia Story’ and ‘Some Like it Hot’. The full schedule can be found here

 

       

 

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