PROJECT: B-Movie October 7, 2005

Mad Doctors. Giant Insects. Live show?
Wing-It Productions continues to create spontaneous theater unlike any other in the country and is excited to announce their next hit:

Project: B-Movie, the multi-media show of gargantuan proportions.
Thursdays and Fridays at 8:00PM
October 7th, 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st and November 3rd, 4th, 10th, 11th, 17th and 18th
Pay-What You Can preview performances on October 5th and 6th.
All shows are at the Historic University Theater, 5510 University Way NE
Tickets are $10 for Adults and $8 for Students/Seniors.
Project: B-Movie will follow the tried and true formula for all ?good? B-Movies. Mad scientists, geeky heroes, na?ve and beautiful woman, giant creatures, pandemic disasters, good triumphing over evil? and it will all happen LIVE on-stage.
Project: B-Movie is the most technically challenging and diverse piece Wing-It has ever produced. The special effects will all be manipulated and driven by a team of puppeteers who will incorporate backgrounds, creatures and even people into the live action on-stage. There will be monsters and they will be big! This show will blow your damn mind!
Project: B-Movie was co-conceived and is co-directed by Wing-It Productions? Artistic Director Andrew McMasters and Jet City Improv veteran Brandon Jepson. The cast includes Annette Auger, Mike Christensen, Cirrus Ervin, Adina Gillett, Brandon Jepson, Jeremy Mathews, Ryan Miller, Cheryl Platz, Celene Ramadan and Doug Willott.
All performances are at the Historic University Theater located at 5510 University Way NE. Advanced ticket purchase and more info on Project: B-Movie is available at www.wingitpresents.com.

Project: B-Movie is brought to you by Wing-It Productions, producers of Jet City Improv and Twisted Flicks. Wing-It Productions is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization dedicated to enlightening, educating and entertaining audiences of all ages by producing theatrical events which explore theater by utilizing its improvisational roots.
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