Opéra-Comique screens cult films and thriller

The Opéra-Comique, a historic French opera house, will screen two cult films and a political thriller as part of a late-night programming lineup. This event marks a departure from the usual operatic performances, offering a mix of cinema and theatrical arts.

Political thriller highlights the lineup

One of the films to be shown is The President's Men, a political thriller directed by Alan Pakula. The film follows two journalists from the Washington Post, played by Dustin Hoffman and Robert Redford, as they investigate the Watergate scandal.

Fantasy comedy joins the lineup

Another film featured in the lineup is S.O.S. Ghosts, a 1984 fantasy comedy starring Bill Murray, Harold Ramis, Sigourney Weaver, Dan Aykroyd, and Rick Moranis. The film combines supernatural elements with humor and is known for its quirky characters and plot.

Theater performance adds variety

In addition to the films, the Opéra-Comique will present The Great Fabrication, a performance that blends singing, dancing, and theater into a lively and imaginative fairy tale. This show promises to entertain with its creative use of different performance styles.

Late-night event spans diverse genres

The event will take place on a night that allows audiences to stay up late, with programming that ranges from Venetian baroque music to chivalric romance themes. This eclectic lineup aims to attract a wide audience interested in both film and theatrical performances.