A live band plays the Labyrinth soundtrack in sync with the film to celebrate its 40th anniversary at Revolution Hall.
Jim Henson's Labyrinth: In Concert comes to Revolution Hall on Sunday, October 18, as part of the movie's 40th anniversary. It's a live band performing the Labyrinth soundtrack in sync with the film, so you're watching the whole thing on screen while the music is played live right in front of you.
If you've seen Labyrinth before, you know the score is a big part of the experience. The film follows a young girl who has to navigate a fantastical maze to rescue her baby brother from the Goblin King, and the music carries a lot of that world-building. Hearing it live changes the way it hits—the songs and the score aren't just coming from the speakers; they're being played in the room, in time with what's happening on screen.
Because it's the 40th anniversary, the whole thing is framed as a celebration of the movie's legacy. The film first came out in 1986, so this is a look back at four decades of it. The live band takes the original soundtrack and brings it into the room, playing along with the movie as it unfolds.
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It's a Sunday night show at Revolution Hall in Portland. Doors open at 7 PM, and the performance starts at 8 PM.
