Photos | A Cinematic Feat at Castro Theater, Beauty and the Beast Sing-a-long, 2024
Immerse yourself in the captivating experience of watching a classic - 'Beauty and the Beast' at the illustrious Castro Theater. The photograph, taken on January 28, 2024, features actress Marie Laurencin performing a solo amidst an enchanted audience. The dual monitors serve a dual purpose as a stage prop and filler, offering a unique twist to the traditional theater experience.
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