Frankenstein in Concert with Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra

Frankenstein in Concert with Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra
6:30 PM

Kick off spooky season with a film screening of Frankenstein set to a bewitching performance by the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra. The film James Whale’s 1931 Frankenstein was originally released without a score—but that’s no more. The 29-piece chamber orchestra will perform Michael Shapiro’s 2001 soundtrack live alongside the film in The Toby at Newfields.

Treats and beverages will be available for purchase in the theater prior to the screening. After the performance, head into the darkness of The Garden at Newfields for the opening evening of Harvest Nights. Tickets include the performance, the film, and Harvest Nights. Newfields is delighted to partner with the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra on this one-of-a-kind Frankenstein experience.  

Includes entry to Harvest Nights at 7:45 PM.

Friday, September 29, 2023
The Tobias Theater at Newfields
$70 members/ $80 public
Advance tickets required
Includes entry to Harvest Nights at 7:45 PM

Frankenstein Thumbnail.jpgFrankenstein (1931)  

In this iconic horror classic, Frankenstein tells the haunting tale of Dr. Henry Frankenstein, a brilliant and obsessed scientist who becomes consumed by the desire to unlock the secret of life itself. Driven to create life from death, he stitches together a patchwork creature from stolen body parts and harnesses the power of lightning to bring it to life. But as the monster awakens, Dr. Frankenstein realizes the grave consequences of his actions. In a world that rejects and fears him, the misunderstood creature seeks revenge on its creator. With themes of ambition, morality, and the consequences of playing God, Frankenstein remains a timeless horror classic.  

Directed by James Whale, 1931, 70 minutes, Not Rated.  

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Image credit: Frankenstein, 1931. Directed by James Whale. © Universal Pictures. 

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