BAD SEED w/ PATTY MCCORMACK October 15, 2011

HEADS UP FOR A HOT DISCOUNT-Patty McCormack - little Rhoda Penmark herself -taps her way to the Castro, Sat., Oct 15!
We're offering folks on my very special exclusive list
the BEST SEATS IN THE HOUSE at a discount!
Go to our magical unpublished link http://www.ticketfly.com/event/60473/
Click the "Special Discount Offer"
Type in the code SHOES
and get an fan-tabulous discount!
Or call 415 863-0611 ask for the FACEBOOK discount!
The VIP Reserved Seats are selling quickly already, so ACT NOW!
Discounted gala tix are
$22 general -orch side & balc (reg $25)
$30- VIP orch center-reserved row + free access to celebrity signing (reg $35)
A perfect way to start the Halloween season!
There'll be baskets of kisses as Marc Huestis presents the BAD SEED with Patty McCormack Live!, Sat., October 15, 7:30 pm at the legendary Castro Theatre, 429 Castro St. in San Francisco.
Yep, little Rhoda Penmark herself, Oscar nominated star Patty McCormack, tap, tap, taps her way onto the Castro stage to revile us with true tales of her life in shoe-bizness & the making of the all-time perverse thriller. This event comes hot on the heels of the Blu Ray release of THE BAD SEED on Oct. 11.
The gala evening of “bad” taste features
Live Interview with Oscar nominated star Patty McCormack
Performances by Arturo Galster as Christine Penmark
Matthew Martin as Hortense Daigle
With Marilynn Fowler & Ste Fishell as evil Rhoda Penmark
"Miss Bad Seed" contest judged by Kathy Garver ("Cissy" from FAMILY AFFAIR),
A truly twisted stage processional: “The Baddest, Seediest Brats of Hollywood"
featuring Kegel Kater, L. Ron Hubby, Johnny Kat, Moses and others
David Hegarty on the Mighty Wurlitzer
Screening of the magnificently dated camp classic THE BAD SEED
Autograph signing with Patty McCormack & Kathy Garver
PLUS - Special matinee screening of THE BAD SEED at noon. Patty McCormack will make a guest appearance after the screening. Tix - $12.50 Adult, Children under 12 free!
General Information- 415 863-0611
THE BAD SEED, the magnificently dated camp classic that asks the perennial question -“Is evil nurture or nature?” This spellbinder garnered 4 Academy Award nominations in 1956- including a Best Supporting Actress nom for McCormack as little Rhoda, the eight year old girl that just wants to have fun... and one of the most evil child characters ever to grace the screen. Also nominated Nancy Kelly for Best Actress as Rhoda's tortured mother Christine Penmark, Best Supporting Actress Eileen Heckart as the lush Mrs. Daigle, and Hal Rosson for Best Cinematography.
BAY AREA REPORTER
OUT THERE 8/25/2011
By Roberto Freidman
NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOE BUSINESS
"Give me those shoes back right now!" These immortal words were not uttered recently by some dressing-room drag queen, but way back in 1956 by little Rhoda Penmark in the creepy cult classic film The Bad Seed. Film maestro John Waters once called little Rhoda "a top role model from my deep, dark past." Now this braided blonde-haired, pint-sized epitome of celluloid evil who kills merely for a penmanship medal will soon be tapping her way onto the Castro Theatre stage. Yep, our very own bad seedy Marc Huestis will be honoring Oscar nominee Patty McCormack, little Rhoda herself, with a "basket of kisses" at a truly twisted tribute coming up Sat., Oct. 15. The gala evening of bad taste features an intimate interview with McCormack, as well as performances by local faves Arturo Galster as the little monster's (overacting) mother, Matthew Martin as the boozehound Mrs. Daigle, and special guest stars Marilynn Fowler and Ste Fishell as the mini-murderess Rhoda.
Also on the bill: a twisted stage processional, "The Baddest, Seediest Brats of Hollywood"; the first-ever "Miss Bad Seed" contest judged by none other than Kathy Garver (Cissy from Family Affair); special surprise celebrity guests; and a rare screening of the magnificently dated camp fave The Bad Seed. Seems a perfect way to start the Halloween season!

Official Website: http://wsupnow.com/sfo/bad-seed-w-patty-mccormack-oct-15-2011-castro-theatre