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AUGUST 05
- SEPTEMBER 02
Summer Film Series: - World Cinema Now: The Best of the Decade
World Cinema Now: The Best of the Decade
8/5 @ 8pm: Talk To Her (Hable Con Ella) (Almodovar, Spain, 2002, 112 min., Spanish w/ Eng. subtitles, R)
8/12 @ 8pm: The Child (The Dardenne Bros., Belgium, 2005, 100 min., French w/ Eng. subtitles, R)
8/19 @ 8pm: In the Mood for Love (Fa yeung nin wa) (Kar Wai Wong, Hong Kong, 2000, 98 min., Cantonese w/ Eng. subtitles, PG)
8/26 @ 8pm: Together (Tillsammans) (Lukas Moodysson, Sweden, 2000, 106 min., Swedish w/ Eng. subtitles, R)
9/2 @ 8pm: Summer Hours (L'Heure d'été)(Olivier Assayas, France, 2008, 103 min., French w/ Eng. subtitles, NR) Tickets for individual screenings: $12 / $10 member Series: $50
Sponsors in part by David Yurman
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Rent Guild Hall’s Historic John Drew Theater!
Guild Hall offers a state-of-the-art theater space in a convenient downtown East Hampton location: close to beaches and local restaurants.
Amenities include:
· 360-seat auditorium with balcony, private sponsor boxes, and removable orchestra seating
· Convertible proscenium/thrust stage
· 6 Dressing Rooms, 1 Star Dressing Room
· Washer/Dryer and Hospitality Kitchen
· Steinway 9’ Grand Piano & Yamaha Professional Baby Grand Piano
· High Definition Digital and Analog Projection Capabilities with Dolby 5.1 Surround Sound
· Garden courtyards available for receptions
Box office and Technical Personnel are available for an additional fee.
See our technical specifications for more information.
Contact Josh Gladstone to discuss rates and availability:
Josh Gladstone
Artistic Director
joshgladstone@guildhall.org
631.324.4051
Ticket Information:
To purchase on this site, go to home page and click on OVATION. Tickets may be bought in person: John Drew Theater Box Office 158 Main Street East Hampton, NY By telephone: 631-324-4050 By Email: boxoffice@guildhall.orgTheater Information: Technical Specifications
Seating Plan
360 seat capacity Rigging and Backstage layout to be published soon.
All theater programming is made possible in part through the generosity of Margot Adams, the Laundry Restaurant, Lily Pulitzer, Barbara Slifka, and The Producers Circle.
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