The Playhouse 100 Film Festival is a celebration of early 20th-century cinema, featuring a weekend of iconic silent films starring legends like Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, and Harold Lloyd. Saturday's 12pm performance is FREE through advance reservations (currently waitlist only)!

It includes classic comedies like "Girl Shy" and "Sherlock, Jr.," as well as a poignant drama, "Secrets," showcasing the diverse range of the era's storytelling. Each screening is enriched with unique elements, such as a live piano performance by Frederick Hodges, offering a nostalgic and immersive experience for film enthusiasts.

All individual tickets are $19.24/show. Tickets for the whole festival are $95. Discount applies when more than 5 events are added to your cart at check out. 

Schedule of events:

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 3RD

12 PM: Comedy shorts, including Chaplin and Keaton (60mins) - FREE EVENT!

4 PM: Safety Last! (80mins) Star: Harold Lloyd Directors: Frank Newmeyer, Sam Taylor

6:15 PM: "The Bees Knees" The Playhouse's Centennial Celebration Gala, featuring a 1920's speakeasy and champagne dinner! Join the waitlist here.

8 PM: Hot Water (59mins) Star: Harold Lloyd Directors: Frank Newmeyer, Sam Taylor

SUNDAY FEBRUARY 4TH

12 PM: Girl Shy (89mins) Star: Harold Lloyd Directors: Frank Newmeyer, Sam Taylor

4 PM: Helen’s Babies (55mins) Star: Baby Peggy Director: William Seiter - Preserved by the Library of Congress

8 PM: Sherlock, Jr. (45mins) Star and director: Buster Keaton