Sing-A-Long to all your favorites, it's a drop of golden sun!
Sing-A-Long to all your favorites, it's a drop of golden sun!
Why see The Sound of Music?
The Classic Julie Andrews Film Sing-A-Long!
Get those vocal chords warmed up and be ready to take on the smash-hit musical show, The Sound of Music!
Sing-A-Long-A Sound of Music is a screening of the iconic Julie Andrews film musical in magnificent, full-screen technicolor, complete with subtitles so you can hit all those Do Re Mi's in the ultimate sing-along. Be sure to arrive early in order to participate in the very popular costume contest.
It's the perfect night out, we'd hate for you to miss this pretty sight.
What is the Sound of Music about?
In the heart of the Austrian Alps, a young woman named Maria is in training to become a Nun. Unsure that such a free-spirited soul as Maria is ready for a life of pious devotion, the Head Sister assigns her to the role of governess to the children of local naval officer Captain Georg von Trapp.
As Maria discovers, the Von Trapp children have run off several governesses before her through their mischievous behaviour, but with a little love and time (and a lot of singing) Maria begins to win them over. Her kind-heartedness and patience also begins to dispel the gloom around their father, who is still in mourning for his late wife, and the two begin to fall in love. But danger looms on the horizon with the advent of World War II, and the Captain faces being drafted into the German army.
Key Information
Run Time
Approximately four hours, which includes the costume contest, the movie, and an intermission.
Dates
Finished Jan 3, 2016
Creative
Book by Russell Crouse and Howard Lindsay
Music by Richard Rodgers
Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II
Directed by David Bennett
Reviews
Customer reviews
1 reviews, average rating: (4.5 Stars)
Marin Sutherland
Sound of Music
We were very impressed with everyone's performance. The nuns were wonderful and the children were charming.. Loved it! ... Read more
Andie
I Guess I'm a Hard Sell
I grew up on the original Broadway cast album, then saw the movie when it came out
in the theater and re-experienced with my daughter, so my expectations are high. All in
all, the performances were quite good, but I honestly felt like Maria had been recast as
a Disney princess—due primarily to the vocal style (the actress had indeed played a
number of them on stage) and ultra-perkiness of the acting (I assume the director had
a hand in this). The Abbess was exceptional though, Lisle quite charming, and the sets
were both inventive and stunning. ... Read more
Mike
Remarkable
This is a must see. All cast members are extremely talented. Simple remarkable. ... Read more
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