The Lark Theater Presents BJORK: BIOPHILIA, Today
The Lark Theater is pleased to present Bjork: Biophilia as part of their Rockin' at the Lark On The Big Screen series. Icelandic artist, Björk, performs songs from her eighth album with evocative visuals provided by designers from around the world. The Rolling Stone describes the project as "a massive multimedia project about the relationships between music, nature and technology."
"Since Bjork, that eternally eccentric spirit animal of contemporary pop, largely rejected screen acting following an untoppable turn in Lars von Trier's Dancer in the Dark, a concert film is the closest thing to a starring vehicle that her fans can reasonably hope for. Happily, her utterly peculiar magnetism as a performer is enough to make Bjork: Biophilia Live, a dedicated recording of her 2013 tour closer at London's Alexandra Palace, something of an event.... So visually and sonically inventive is Bjork's own stage show that Strickland and co-director Nick Fenton have, perhaps wisely, decided against adding their own cinematic bells and whistles.... Biophilia Live scores as a captivating record of an artist in full command of her idiosyncratic powers." - Variety
Public Information: Ticket prices are $18 general admission, $16 senior citizens, $15 Lark members, and $10 for student (18 and under). To purchase tickets, visit www.larktheater.net or call 415-924-5111.
** The Lark Theater's mission is to maintain the 1940 art deco theater as a nonprofit, single screen, state of the art community film center to enhance the artistic, cultural and social life of Marin County with quality independent film, international film, classic & family film, film festivals and multi-cultural events.
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