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Open Door Event
In-person
Theatre TourDate and time
Location
Capitol Theatre
811 Main Street
Moncton, NB
Access
Free.
Offered in English and French.
About
The Capitol Theatre is thrilled to host an Open Door Event on Sunday, September 24th, starting at 10am. The community is invited to discover this historic landmark through guided tours, a photo exhibit and a free movie screening. The entire day’s activities are free of charge and open to everyone.
Our mascot ‘Kevin the corgi’ will be in attendance and he can’t wait to meet all of his fans!
Guided tours will begin at 10am and leave from the Capitol Theatre Lobby every 15 minutes. Visitors will be taken through the Main Hall and given a rare view of the spaces not normally open to the public. Guests will find themselves on stage and will visit the Green Room (the private artists’ space backstage) before they take a secret passageway to the Empress Theatre. Actors from the Capitol Theatre Academy will serve as guides while they entertain and enlighten visitors. The last tour leaves the lobby at 2pm. (Please note the tour requires visitors to manoeuver stairways.)
In celebration of the many decades the Capitol operated as a cinema, the movie The Breakfast Club (1985) will be shown in the Main Hall.
Showtime is at 3pm and the popcorn is on us! No reservation needed. First come, first seated. Theatre doors open at 2:30pm.
Links
- More info capitol.nb.ca
Organizer
Capitol Theatre
As a regional, bilingual cultural centre, the Capitol is committed to promoting all arts disciplines and to present local, regional, national and international artists for you – our patrons.
The Capitol is a vibrant member of our community. We are proud to partner with other cultural organizations, educational institutions, governments and businesses to ensure the continuation of live performing arts in our region.
Our mandate allows us to preserve one of our community’s most significant and beloved heritage buildings, while also preserving the building’s original purpose as a popular community venue for the presentation of arts, entertainment and cultural events.