Friday September 10, 2010

WHAT:
REPO! THE GENETIC OPERA—presented by the AZ’Addicts (“Singin’ in your veins!” )
THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW—presented by Come As You Are
Both with live musical numbers, full live stage cast & audience participation!
ROCKY will also feature NAUGHTY SCHOOLGIRL CONTEST & VIRGIN SACRIFICE, Veteran performers,
auctions, raffles, prizes & more!

WHEN:
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10TH, 2010 (REPO! seats at 8:30pm, ROCKY seats at 11pm)

WHERE: The MADCAP Theater, 730 South Mill Avenue, Tempe, AZ, 85281
(NW Corner of Mill & University, behind the Chase building)
PARKING: See http://madcaptheaters.com/

COST: $12.50 each show OR $20 COMBO TICKET (See http://madcaptheaters.com/)

EXTRAS: Zydrate sold at REPO!/Prop bags sold at ROCKY
DRESS: As long as it's street legal--COME AS YOU ARE! Costumes encouraged--especially REPO!,
ROCKY and NAUGHTY SCHOOLGIRL costumes (Those in skimpy outfits please bring cover-up clothing)

WHO: Everyone is welcome!

CONTACT (PRESS): Matthew Yenkala (producer): 602 502 8421/azrocky@gmail.com
CONTACT (PUBLIC): Email: azrocky@gmail.com Info Hotline: 602 705 6685
MORE INFO: www.AZRocky.com or Facebook/Myspace/Twitter/Youtube: AZRocky

DISCLAIMER: Both shows deal with mature subject matter. NOT recommended for the easily offended
or for young children without adult accompaniment. Enter at your own risk!

September Friday 10 & Saturday 11 – Trash Humpers (8 & 10pm) - $8

TRASH HUMPERS (2009) follows a small gang of sinister ‘elderly’ peeping toms through the shadows of a nightmarishly familiar suburban landscape. Their shocking and sociopathic behavior makes for unbearably compelling viewing that scorches itself onto the mind’s eye. Harmony hailed as “the future of American cinema” by Werner Herzog, writer/ director Korine has blazed a trail with his consistently idiosyncratic output, including KIDS, GUMMO, JULIEN DONKEY-BOY and MISTER LONELY. TRASH HUMPERS sees him return to the big screen with an excoriating attack on the American Dream. A lo-fi production of white-heat intensity, Korine calls it, “a new type of horror; palpable and raw.”