#MayThe4th: 'Star Wars' marathon signals safe return to theaters in Fairfield
Sacred Heart University Community Theatre screened the most recent trilogy in the Skywalker saga, episodes 7-9.
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May 5, 2021, 12:06 AM
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544ds agoA historic theater in Fairfield is opening Tuesday
for a "Star Wars" movie marathon in celebration of May the Fourth.
Sacred Heart University Community Theatre screened the most
recent trilogy in the Skywalker saga, episodes 7-9.
Many "Star Wars" fans told News 12’s Suzanne
Goldklang that it is their first time back in a theater since the pandemic
began.
Those wearing "Star Wars" costumes were admitted
for free.
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