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Harry Potter in Concert
How to Have a Spellbinding Night at Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert
You’ve seen the movie a dozen times. You’ve hummed the theme in the grocery aisle. Now do it right: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert with CineConcerts and the Sacramento Philharmonic.
Plan like a prefect:
1 Pick your showtime — Fri, Oct 17 at 7:30 pm (evening enchantment) or Sat, Oct 18 at 1:30 pm (matinee magic).
2 Choose your seat tier — $69.50–$154.50. If you live for soaring French horns, sit mid-hall where the blend is glorious.
3 Arrive early. Parking, merch, photos, snacks—give yourself time to settle before the downbeat.
4 Mind the cues. The orchestra plays every note live to the film; it’s breathtaking. Save big reactions for music swells (trust us, they’ll come).
5 Make it a night. Post-concert, grab dessert and dissect plot twists (“Werewolves? As a third-year?”).
Why this concert hits different: John Williams’ score is equal parts mystery, mischief, and heart. Hearing it live while the story unfolds in HD turns familiar scenes into first-time magic—like discovering a secret passage you’ve somehow missed.
Tickets & Info: (916) 808-5181 • sacphilopera.org/production/hp3/ Prices: $69.50, $79.50, $89.50, $99.50 & $154.50
Bring your inner third-year. Leave with a humming Patronus.
How to Have a Spellbinding Night at Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert
You’ve seen the movie a dozen times. You’ve hummed the theme in the grocery aisle. Now do it right: Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban™ in Concert with CineConcerts and the Sacramento Philharmonic.
Plan like a prefect:
1 Pick your showtime — Fri, Oct 17 at 7:30 pm (evening enchantment) or Sat, Oct 18 at 1:30 pm (matinee magic).
2 Choose your seat tier — $69.50–$154.50. If you live for soaring French horns, sit mid-hall where the blend is glorious.
3 Arrive early. Parking, merch, photos, snacks—give yourself time to settle before the downbeat.
4 Mind the cues. The orchestra plays every note live to the film; it’s breathtaking. Save big reactions for music swells (trust us, they’ll come).
5 Make it a night. Post-concert, grab dessert and dissect plot twists (“Werewolves? As a third-year?”).
Why this concert hits different: John Williams’ score is equal parts mystery, mischief, and heart. Hearing it live while the story unfolds in HD turns familiar scenes into first-time magic—like discovering a secret passage you’ve somehow missed.
Tickets & Info: (916) 808-5181 • sacphilopera.org/production/hp3/ Prices: $69.50, $79.50, $89.50, $99.50 & $154.50
Bring your inner third-year. Leave with a humming Patronus.