NOW PLAYING
WICKED LITTLE LETTERS
R | COMEDY | 1h 42m
CIVIL WAR
R | ACTION/WAR | 1h 49m
ORDINARY ANGELS
R | DRAMA | 2h 10m
THE OLD OAK
NARRATIVE | 1h 53m
COMING SOON
Challengers
R | SPORTS | 2h 11m
FALL GUY
PG-13 | ACTION | 2h 5m
YOUNG WOMAN & THE SEA
PG | DRAMA | 1h 40m
IF
PG | FAMILY | 1h 48m
STARTING MAY 3RD
A homeless musician's life is transformed after he discovers a flock of wild South American parrots living in San Francisco. How they got there is a mystery, but Mark Bittner forms a bond with the exotic birds through his music and his patient, attentive care. Over time he comes to appreciate their individual identities and makes a case for humans to reevaluate their relationship to animals. When he is forced to leave them, he despairs over the birds' fate.
THE WILD PARROTS OF TELEGRAPH HILL
4k UHD REMASTERED DOCUMENTARY
COME SEE THIS CLASSIC DOCUMENTARY REMASTERED IN 4K ON OUR BRAND NEW PROJECTOR SYSTEM. stick around after the show for an exclusive zoom q&a with director judy irving, live from San Francisco.
THURSDAY, MAY 2ND - 7:00pm showtime WITH Q&A
THE ATWOOD HOUSE PRESENTS
THE LIFE AND TIMES OF ALICE STALLKNECHT
Alice Stallknecht painted Chatham.
Townspeople, birds, boats, and weathervanes were her inspiration. Fiercely independent, Stallknecht created a body of work that is unique but also earned her place amongst American Regionalist Painters. American Regionalism became one of the dominant national art movements in the 1930s. American Regionalism strived to represent the conditions of working class Americans.
This documentary was produced by the Chatham Historical Society under the direction of film producer Fred Monthei. It focuses on the life of Alice and her turbulent and dedicated marriage to Carol Wight.
Join us FOR AN EXCLUSIVE SCREENING OF THIS SHORT FILM DOCUMENTARY!
FREE PASSES AVAILABLE NOW! STICK AROUND FOR THE POST-SHOW Q&A
THURSDAY, MAY 9th: 5:00pm - 6pm
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (Tom Hulce) is a remarkably talented young Viennese composer who unwittingly finds a fierce rival in the disciplined and determined Antonio Salieri (F. Murray Abraham). Resenting Mozart for both his hedonistic lifestyle and his undeniable talent, the highly religious Salieri is gradually consumed by his jealousy and becomes obsessed with Mozart's downfall, leading to a devious scheme that has dire consequences for both men.
CHATHAM MUSIC CLUB PRESENTS
AMADEUS (1984)
COFFEE AND PASTRIES PROVIDED BY THE CHATHAM MUSIC CLUB WILL BE SERVED IN THE LOBBY BEFORE SHOWTIME
FRI, MAY 10TH - doors open 8:30am - showtime 9am
HEROES OF MY IMAGINATION
CELEBRATING NEURODIVERSITY IN THE ARTS
We are excited to announce a very special one time event: HEROES OF MY IMAGINATION. This event will include an esteemed panel of phenomenal artists, producers, artistic directors, authors, and writers, on stage, discussing neurodiversity in the arts. Artistic director, producer, and actor, Alan Rust, will moderate the panel featuring Pulitzer Prize winning author, Ron Suskind; Tedi Marsh, co-producer of the Broadway show, How To Dance In Ohio; Isabeau Miller, Berklee College Professor, co-producer of How To Dance In Ohio; Dani Davis, Emmy award winning writer, Tony nominated Broadway Producer, theater director, and television producer; and Nina Schuessler, award winning producer, director, actor and teacher. Take advantage of hearing the most riveting stories and excerpts from the Broadway show: How To Dance In Ohio, as well as clips from the award winning film: Life, Animated. As an added bonus, Matthew A. Newcombe, an impressive vocalist who has performed with the Cape Symphony, will perform. Please support the arts at the Orpheum!
ALL PROCEEDS FROM TICKET SALES TO BENEFIT CAPE ABILITIES
THURSDAY, JUNE 20th - 7:00pm showtime
Help Us Look to the Future
The Chatham Orpheum Theater holds a special place in the community and we are so very grateful for the support of those who believe in the importance of culture and the local programming we have all come to enjoy and incorporate into our lives.
Your support is keeping us going during these uncertain times, as we put the wellness of the residents and visitors of Chatham as our top priority. Thank you for believing in the importance of the arts for our community. You are the inspiration for all we do!
