Your news
Have you got a story to tell? Do you have pictures or video clips to share? Get in touch »
The sounds of silence
8:20am Thursday 24th April 2008
Phantom of the Opera, Phoenix Cinema, High Road, East Finchley, Sunday, 1.30pm
A screening of the 1925 silent horror film about a mysterious, cloaked figure who lives in the deep recesses of the Paris Opera House will have live accompaniment from electro-jazz musicians Cipher.
The duo, made up of Theo Travis and Dave Sturt, have composed an original score for the film using digital sound-processing techniques, as well as acoustic instruments, voices and natural sounds.
The film stars Lon Chaney as the masked and facially disfigured phantom, who falls in love with the beautiful Christine and carries her back to his lair.
Tickets cost £8 (concessions £6) and are available from the box office, on 020 8444 6789.
Your sayYour Times
Add your comment
Register for a FREE Times Series account and you can have your say on today's news and sport by adding comments on articles we publish. The best comments may even get published in the paper.
Please register now or sign in below to continue.
Hear the fear: the horror film Phantom of the Opera will no longer be silent when jazz duo Cipher perform at Phoenix Cinema on Sunday
In this section
- Riding instructor jailed for sexual assault
- Honeymooners stranded in Thailand condemn Foreign Office
- Tribute to father murdered in Mumbai
- Women are not being screened
- Barnet lights up for Christmas
- Man charged with Islington murder
- Barnet top-four for composting
- Barnet man scoops £1million jackpot
- Mayor launches charity light campaign
- Resident makes calendar for "lovely" woods
Sponsored Links
Editor's Choice
Riding instructor jailed for sexual assault
A 47-year-old riding instructor who sexually abused his teenage pupils was jailed for three years yesterday.
Honeymooners stranded in Thailand condemn Foreign Office
A honeymoon couple from Colindale have told the Foreign Office to “step up its game”, claiming it did nothing to help them escape troubled Thailand.
Barnet fans wait on Breen news
Barnet fans are still waiting to hear if Gary Breen will definitely be joining the Bees.
Blues revel in FA Trophy glory
Giantkillers Wingate & Finchley have been honoured for their FA Trophy heroics — for the second month running.
Folk music with a twist
After three sell-out years, musicians will again take over North Finchley’s artsdepot for a contemporary folk extravaganza this weekend. Miriam Craig talks to the people behind the performances.
The high life
Following major investment in its cultural heritage, the Ecuadorian capital Quito is a city reborn. Nick Elvin travels to where the equator meets the sky.
E-EDITIONS
Local Information
Enter your postcode, town or place name
