The Deutsche Oper has brought composer Andreas Lorenzo Scartazzini on board for their new production of Edward II, set to premiere next month. The opera includes motifs from the 16th-Century namesake piece by Christopher Marlowe. The Deutsche Oper has organized an elaborate side program as fanfare, and tonight’s prelude is a screening at MonGay: Derek Jarman’s film adaptation of Marlowe’s play is a postmodern masterpiece from 1991, starring Steven Waddington as the gay king and Tilda Swinton as his queen, plus a guest appearance from Annie Lennox performing a Cole Porter tune.