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The Kids Are All Right
For one final week, you can see the movie the New York Times calls the best movie of the summer on the big screen at the State. Directed by Lisa Cholodenko, and starring Annette Bening, Julianne Moore and Mark Ruffalo, THE KIDS ARE ALL RIGHT is the story about two teenaged children who find their biological father and introduce him into the family life that their two mothers have built for them.
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2010-11 Is Here!
The State Theatre will be beaming in 12 operas from October to May, with all the glory of the Met Opera live in high definition, complete with peeks and interviews behind the scenes. Tickets are on sale now for members of the Metropolitan Opera, in person at the State box office, or by phone at 231-947-3446. Next Friday, September 3, tickets go on sale to State Theatre Members, and then on September 10 tickets go on sale to the general public.
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Girl Who Played W/ Fire
THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE - the second installment in the Millennium trilogy following THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTOO will be starting a full run at the State next week - Lisbeth and Mikael set out to find the truth behind murders, dodging the authorities and dispatching of some menacing bad guys along the way. You will be glued to your seat for this labyrinthine journey into this compelling thriller.
Welcome
The State Theatre is a year-round, community-based, mission-driven, and volunteer-staffed art house movie theater. The State shows films for kids on Saturday mornings at 10 a.m. and great classic films for seniors at 11 a.m. on Wednesdays, both for just 25 cents! The theater also has a community night on Monday nights when community groups, including the student film club and local churches, show films. We have a Sunday Cinema Guild Series for hard-core cinema lovers that brings the best in international film to Traverse City. And we have a $3 Friday Night Flicks series offering the best of midnight and cool great films late at night. We also broadcast the Metropolitan Opera live in high definition, bring the Times Talks series to Traverse City, run holiday series, and bring premieres and special films to the community on a regular basis. We truly want everyone to be able to attend the theater, so we also offer very inexpensive concessions — we have $1.00 candy, and you can get popcorn and soda for $2.00.
