CAMERON WINTER AT CARNEGIE HALL
Alex Theatre216 N Brand Blvd, Los Angeles 91203
Cameron Winter at Carnegie Hall is a film screening, not a live Cameron Winter concert. The 72-minute movie documents Winter’s return to New York for one Carnegie Hall performance in December 2025, following a months-long sold-out tour with his band, Geese. Winter is the film’s star. The screening is presented at the Alex Theatre, the 1925 Glendale vaudeville and movie house whose large auditorium is framed by Greek and Egyptian-inspired decoration and its 100-foot neon tower.
Winter is identified in the listing as a member of Geese, the band with whom he had recently completed the sold-out tour that preceded the Carnegie Hall appearance. The billed film centers on his single New York show rather than presenting a broader survey of his work. No further biographical details, musical lineup, collaborators, repertoire, or critical commentary are supplied for this presentation, so the focus here is the documented Carnegie Hall performance and its place after that run with Geese.
The Alex Theatre’s unusual claim to fame is its atmospheric auditorium: Greek and Egyptian-inspired details create the illusion of an open-air garden, beneath the theatre’s distinctive 100-foot neon tower. Opened in 1925 as a vaudeville and movie house, it now presents concerts and a broad program of performing arts at 216 North Brand Boulevard in downtown Glendale. Expect a formal theatre evening in a large, roughly 1,300-seat auditorium, with reserved seats and a stage framed by ornate decoration. Shows are ticketed, so check the event listing for seats and details before you go. Concessions are available, and Brand Boulevard’s restaurants and cafes make it easy to plan dinner nearby. The Alex is still operating and listing upcoming performances.