| GREAT ROCK MUSICALS |
| WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21th - 7:30pm |
| Tickets: $10 general / $9 students or seniors |
Spend the evening enjoying a rock musical double feature, the ever captivating Jesus Christ Superstar, Norman Jewison's rendering of the Webber musical show, with memorable performances from Ted Nealy as Christ and Carl Anderson as Judas, followed by the exhilirating work of recently deceased Ken Russell, who brought to film The Who's Tommy, with Roger Daltrey as Tommy and Ann-Margret as the picture stealing mother.
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| Jesus Christ Superstar (1973) |
| Directed by Norman Jewison |
| Theatrical Trailer |
George Ebert's 1973 Review
"Norman Jewison gives us a likable Christ in Ted Neeley, who sometimes seems a little bemused by his superstar status. The premise of the movie is that Christ was the first superstar--the first man with a hyperthyroid charisma. The ordinary people around him begin to get a little worried after a while; they like him and don't want him to get in trouble with the Romans. Most worried of all is Judas, who advises Christ to maintain a low profile." Read full review here...
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