Event Film and Video Screenings Wait Until Dark (Warner Bros., 1967)

A blind woman (Audrey Hepburn) is terrorized by a trio of thugs as they search for a heroin-stuffed doll they believe is in her apartment. One of the screen’s most memorable thrillers, based on Frederick Knott’s play. The score is notable for Mancini's use of two pianos, tuned a quarter-tone apart, with the "wrong" notes echoing the "right" ones to add to the eerie effect. Color, 108 min. (Digital)

All Packard Campus Theater screenings are FREE, and seating is on a walk-in basis.

Parking lot opens one hour prior to show. Please do not arrive early and queue at the Packard Campus gate. Lobby opens 45 minutes prior to show. Auditorium opens 30 minutes prior to show.

All patrons must navigate “airport-like” security to enter the building, and personal belongings will be subject to a thorough search. Food, drink, backpacks, oversized purses, and large parcels are not permitted.

Federal law (18 U.S.C. 930) prohibits the possession of any firearm or other dangerous weapon anywhere on this Federal facility. This includes all roads, trails, grounds, parking lots, and buildings. This also applies to off-duty law enforcement officers (LEO) and concealed carry permit holders.