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Joking Envelope presents CINEMADNESS WHAT: A comedy/variety show about the movies—live on stage! Bill Corbett (MST3K, Rifftrax) and Joseph Scrimshaw (“King of Comedy”‐MN Monthly) obsess over every aspect of the movie experience! Featuring comedy, music, an audience quiz, special guests, and ironically, no actual movies whatsoever! WHO: Written & Performed by Bill Corbett and Joseph Scrimshaw Featuring surprise guests! WHEN: FIVE SHOWS ONLY! Sat, Nov 5 @ 7 PM Fri, Nov 11 @ 7 PM Sat, Nov 12 @ 7 PM Mon, Nov 14 @ 7 PM Sat, Nov 19 @ 7 PM (Door open at 6 PM for all shows!) WHERE: The Bryant Lake Bowl 810 W Lake Street Minneapolis, MN HOW MUCH: $14 with reservation in advance $18 Day of Show For tickets call the Bryant Lake Bowl Box Office at 612‐825‐8949 Or online at http://bryantlakebowl.com/calendar/shows/cinemadness $2 off either ticket price with a 2011 Minnesota Fringe Festival Button MORE INFO: Joking Envelope is a comedy company founded n 2009 by husband and wife team, Joseph and Sara Stevenson Scrimshaw. City Pages named Joking Envelope Best Original Comedy Company 2011 saying, “Innovative and irreverent, Joking Envelope demonstrates that comedy and intelligence need not be mutually exclusive.” Bill Corbett is an award‐winning playwright and actor. Well know for his tenure on Mystery Science Theater 3000, he is currently a part of Rifftrax. Previously, Joseph and Bill co‐wrote MY MONSTER, a comic play that has performed in Minneapolis, San Francisco and Orlando. Joking Envelope also produced SUPER‐ POWERED REVENGE CHRISTMAS #1 written by Bill Corbett. Cine Madness is the first show in Joking Envelope’s 2011‐2012 season. .

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Souveneir & Program Book (PDF)
1 COOMM WWEELLC EE!! NNVVEERRGGEENNCCEE 22001133 TTOO CCOO LCOOM WWEELC MEE!! TO CONVERGENCE 2013 starting Whether this is your fifteenth on page time at CONvergence or your 12, and first, CONvergence aims meet to be one of the best them celebrations of science all over the fiction and fantasy on course of the the planet. And possibly weekend. the universe as well, but Our panels are we’ll have to get back filled with other top to you on that. professionals and This year’s theme is fans talking British Invasion. We’ve about what they always loved British love, even if it is contributions to what they love to science fiction and hate. The conven- fantasy — from tion is more than H.G. Wells to Iain just panel discus- Banks or Hitch- sions — Check hiker’s Guide to out Mr. B. the Harry Potter. It’s Gentleman Rhymer the 50th Anni- (making his North versary of Doctor American debut Who as well (none on our Mainstage), of us have forgot- the crazy projects ten about that) and going on in Con- you’ll see that reflected nie’s Quantum Sand- throughout the conven- box, and a movie in Cinema Rex. tion. Get a drink or a snack in CoF2E2 or We have great Guests of Honor CONsuite, or visit all of our fantastic par- this year, some with connections to the theme and oth- ties around the garden court. Play a game, see some ers that represent the full range of science fiction and anime, and wear a costume if it suits you! fantasy.
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