### Event Description: Gene Kelly: A Life in Music - Vancouver Symphony Orchestra

**Event Title:** Gene Kelly: A Life in Music

**Dates and Times:**
- **November 15, 2024 (Friday) at 8:00 PM**
- **November 16, 2024 (Saturday) at 8:00 PM**

**Venue:** Orpheum Theatre, Vancouver

**Event Overview:**
Experience the magic of Gene Kelly's legendary career through a unique blend of live symphony orchestra music and iconic film clips. "Gene Kelly: A Life in Music" is a captivating concert that celebrates the life and work of one of Hollywood's most beloved stars. 

**Program Highlights:**
- **Duration:** Approximately 120 minutes, including 1 intermission.
- **Featured Films:** Enjoy scenes from Gene Kelly’s most famous movies such as "Singin’ in the Rain," "An American in Paris," "Brigadoon," "Summer Stock," "Les Girls," "It’s Always Fair Weather," and "Anchors Aweigh."
- **Exclusive Content:** The event will also showcase rarely-seen footage from TV specials and rare broadcasts.

**Special Features:**
- **Host:** Patricia Ward Kelly, Gene Kelly’s wife and biographer, will provide personal insights and behind-the-scenes stories about the making of these memorable works.
- **Conductor:** Neil Thomson will lead the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra in bringing the music to life.

**Series Information:**
This concert is part of the London Drugs VSO Pops series, specifically the Fridays & Saturdays at 8 PM series.

**Tickets:**
- Available for purchase now. Secure your seats for an unforgettable evening celebrating the artistry of Gene Kelly.

**Additional Information:**
For more details on subscriptions, ticketing policies, and other events, please visit the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra's official website.

Join us for an enchanting evening that combines the timeless music of a live symphony orchestra with the cinematic brilliance of Gene Kelly. Don’t miss this extraordinary tribute to a Hollywood icon!

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