WHEN HARRY MET SALLY Live Script ReadTue, October 277:00pm – 8:30pm
WHEN HARRY MET SALLY Live Script Read
Tuesday Oct 27 at 7pm
Gold Town Theater and Juneau Ghost Light Theatre combine forces to present a Rob Reiner/Nora Ephron classic romcom with an all star cast including Collette Costa, Roblin Davis, Donnie Gott, Valorie Kissel, Hetty Laverne, Travis Clark Morris, and Elizabeth Pisel-Davis.
All tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door, and everyone is encouraged to show off their best 90’s sweater game!
Gold Town Theater and Juneau Ghost Light Theatre combine forces to present a Rob Reiner/Nora Ephron classic romcom with an all star cast including Collette Costa, Roblin Davis, Donnie Gott, Valorie Kissel, Hetty Laverne, Travis Clark Morris, and Elizabeth Pisel-Davis.
All tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door, and everyone is encouraged to show off their best 90’s sweater game!
Nothing is scheduled right now. the theater is available for private rentals. Contact us for prices and other details.
“25 Prospect Street ” is a behind-the-screens look at the struggles and sparkle of the Prospector Theater – a non-profit movie theater with a mission of improving the quality of life for people with disabilities through meaningful employment.
The Theater is the vision of Val, a pink-haired eccentric who desperately wants a relationship with her sister Hope. She soon realizes Hope has other ideas, and the difficulties of the start-up enterprise make Val wonder whether it’s more than their relationship that is bound to fail.
Watch the Prospector team laugh, cry, and earn their first paychecks as they grow from a small-town theater to silver screen superstars.
Be a VIP! Select the Premium Seat option on checkout and receive: VIP seating in the couch area, a goblet of champagne or wine upon arrival, and exclusive RHPS merch (limited to 10 per show)
Genre
Comedy / Horror
Runtime
1 hour, 35 min
Year
1975
Rating
R
Directed by
Jim Sharman
Written by
Richard O’Brien, Jim Sharman
Starring
Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Richard O’Brien
If we choose one piece of culture ephemera to beam into space to let aliens know we’re here, let it be this. The universe is filled with weirdos lost in time, lost in space, but through Rocky Horror perhaps we can find one another.