The Room with live commentary from Greg Sestero!
FRIDAY, JUNE 28 AT 7:00PM
General Admission: $20 All Tickets
Passes Not Accepted
Separate admissions are required for The Room and Big Shark.
Join us for a very special evening with Mark himself, Greg Sestero – star of The Room and author of the New York Times best-selling memoir The Disaster Artist – in person! This epic night to remember will include a 21st anniversary big screen presentation of Tommy Wiseau’s hilarious cult classic The Room, featuring a Q&A and live commentary over the film by Greg! Also featuring a meet & greet before the film, with exclusive The Room and Sestero merch available. You’ll find yourself saying “what a story Mark!” time and time again, as he’s not keeping any of his stupid comments in his pocket on this night! And of course, free plastic spoons will be provided for your spooning pleasure, because you’re our favorite customer.
And following The Room screening, don’t miss the Arizona Premiere of Tommy Wiseau’s wild new film, Big Shark, at 10:00pm, featuring a live intro by Greg Sestero!
The Room is a cinematic experience unlike anything you have ever seen – an electrifying, soul-searing explosion of love, passion, betrayal and lies, starring the truly unique writer/director Tommy Wiseau as Johnny, a successful, happy-go-lucky banker with a great job, cool friends and even a girlfriend he hopes will someday be “The One.” But wait! Cruel fate is lurking around every corner, and before you can say “Oh, hi doggie!,” drugs, deception, soft-core sex and a cheating heart begin to unravel Johnny’s life. Our hero is soon trapped by vicious betrayals from everyone around him and he must find a way out before he is torn apart! The ultimate cinematic car crash from which you will definitely NOT want to look away, The Room is a cult sensation that is hilariously awful and borderline surreal in ways that can only be explained by sheer artistic madness. From its gloriously wooden dialogue to its bizarre green screen depiction of San Francisco to its unsettling obsession with spoons, footballs and breast cancer, The Room is a film so deeply insane it must be seen to be disbelieved. (Dir. by Tommy Wiseau, 2003, USA, 99 min., Rated R)
