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Friday, October 31 @ 9pm
We kick off the Halloween shows on Halloween proper with our early show. This has become a holiday tradition at Crazed Imaginations for many years, whether you want to get an early start to your Halloween festivities, can't stay out too late, have something else going on later that night, or just want to be able to catch Rocky Horror twice in one day. Whatever the reason, our 9pm is something you do not want to miss. We will have a costume contest before the show for fabulous prizes.

Friday, October 31 @ midnight
The granddaddy of all our shows. Our regular Friday night show, and it is on Halloween itself. This is definitely our biggest show of the year, so get there early. Like all of our Halloween shows, we will have a costume contest before the show, and we may have a few extra surprises in store for you. Our Friday midnight shows are always popular, so make sure you get there early, we don't want to have to turn anyone away.
Saturday, November 1 @ midnight
One more show, just for Halloween. If you arrived too late for our Friday shows, or want to catch 3 shows within a 28 hour period, or just couldn't make it out on Friday, we have you covered. And this show has a special offer. If you come in costume, you can get 2 tickets for the price of 1*. That's right, you heard us correctly, 2 for the price of 1, plus the chance to win fabulous prizes in our costume contest.
All tickets for Halloween weekend are $10.

*2 for one offer is only valid for 2 tickets. Cannot get 50% off one ticket. One 2 for 1 ticket per costume. Cannot be combined with any other offer or on previously purchased tickets. Valid only at time of purchase. "Costume" is defined by cast member selling tickets.

(I'll be alice tonight and then leia tomorrow. hopefully I can get wrathofhon's party in too) SWeeeet
For more info, check out Crazed Imaginations

AND NOW

On november 22 be at the rep to see THE HOUSE - LIVE! tickets are 10$ and it will be awesome. Be there or I'll cut your leg off. I mean, Hi, I love you.

PURCHASE TICKETS HERE

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This play is my prayer, my attempt to analyze the mechanisms of our imprisonment, to break free so that we may spend more time running the world than running away from it; so that we may be consumed by the sorrow of the world rather than consuming to avoid that sorrow and suffering. This play is an expression of my hope, my desire, that we will all refuse to be Barbie, that we will say no to the loss of the particular, whether it be to a voluptuous woman in a silk sari, or a woman with defining lines of character in her face, or a distinguishing nose, or olivetoned skin, or wild curly hair.

I am stepping off the capitalist treadmill. I am going to take a deep breath and find a way to survive not being flat or perfect. I am inviting you to join me, to stop trying to be anything, anyone other than who you are. I was moved by women in Africa who lived close to the earth and didn’t understand what it meant to not love their body. I was lifted by older women in India who celebrated their roundness. I was inspired by Marion Woodman, a great Jungian analyst, who gave me confidence to trust what I know. She has said that “instead of transcending ourselves, we must move into ourselves.” Tell the image makers and magazine sellers and the plastic surgeons that you are not afraid. That what you fear the most is the death of imagination and originality and metaphor and passion. Then be bold and LOVE YOUR BODY. STOP FIXING IT. It was never broken
-Eve Ensler, The Good Body