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Remember, discount tickets are available until November 19th, 2010. Get yours now!

Act III Preview Video

Aeterno Elementum is hitting the stage on November 19th. Check out the promo video, and pick up your tickets early! $15 if purchase your tickets now, but you’ll pay $20 at the door!

Get Tickets: etix.com or (425) 258-6766

Ara’Kus on Film Part II

On July 31st, 2010, the Symphonic/Operatic heavy metal band, Ara’Kus, will take the stage at the Historic Everett Theater to deliver a performance unlike anything you’ve ever seen before.

Aeterno Elementum tells a sweeping story of betrayal and tragedy that will leave viewers in shock. This chilling story will be told not only through the music, but also through performers of all types. Actors will bring to life the events of the tales, while martial artists and dancers of various sorts amaze the audience and create a sense of intense spectacle.

Despite the actors and the performers, the music is still center stage. The compositions feature complex, classically influenced progressions that will appeal to even non-fans of heavy metal and showcase several operatic vocalists as well as a full chorus and string section. Apart from the heavy metal fare, several more traditional classical pieces will be featured, including acapella performances from the Ara’Kus Chorus, orchestrated pieces featuring operatic soprano Whitney Burdge and tenor Jeremiah Johnson, classical guitar interludes by Randy Haines and other unexpected performances.

Tickets are only $10 for the first performance. Call 425-258-6766 for ticketing info!

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Historic Everett Theatre

History

Mill Town Footlights by David Dilgard, Everett Public Library

© 2001 Everett Public Library (For a copy of Mill Town Footlights, click on the title above.)

Chapter 4
Stately Centenarian: The Everett Theatre

Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety…
William Shakespeare: Antony & Cleopatra, Act II, Scene 2

Opening Night

1902 Facade of Everett Theatre was an impressive composition in terra cotta, tile and stucco. (Curtis Studio photograph, April 1905, from the collection of the Evertt Public Library)

Every decent carriage in town had been hired well in advance. As the long-awaited hour approached, horse-drawn vehicles and streetcars converged on Colby Avenue laden with passengers unusually well-dressed for a mill town Monday night. From a lofty vantage point it may have seemed like a scaled down version of a Broadway opening. Certainly something similar to the excitement of the Great White Way had momentarily found its way to a modest Puget Sound industrial port.

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