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The Plaza Theatre, The Place To Be In January

January 7th, 2008

I haven’t forgotten about DaFC, but I have been remiss about posting.
Well, I’ll try to make up for it here.

The Plaza Theatre is the place to be this January!

Check out all these cool movies and events they’re hosting:

January 8th:

Splatter Cinema presents John Carpenter’s The Thing.
(9:30PM. $8.50 admission)

January 12th:

Elvis Bash, featuring Jailhouse Rock on the big screen and an Elvis Tribute Artist competition!
(8PM. $12 admission.)

January 15th:

Tyson McAdoo book release party and She-Devils On Wheels on the big screen!
(Book release 8PM, movie 9:30PM. $7 admission.)

January 18th & 19th:

Grease sing-a-long! That’s right, sing along with the movie and it’s hosted by Lucky Yates.
(8PM both nights. $12 admission per night.)

January 26th:

The Silver Scream Spook Show presents the original KING KONG!
(1PM matinee, $6 or FREE if under 13 years old. 10PM show is $12 admission.)

And not to mention all the other great independent movies they bring to Atlanta. So support the Plaza Theatre and have fun doing it!

3 Responses to “The Plaza Theatre, The Place To Be In January”

ryan Says:
January 13th, 2008 at 1:07 am
TWELVE DOLLARS?! who are they kidding?? i’m all about supporting a local theater, particularly one across the street, but twelve dollars is fucking ridiculous, esp for a not-new, not-limited film. dang.
Dan Says:
January 16th, 2008 at 2:00 pm
The admission price is for the Spook Show and King Kong. The Spook Show performs for about 30 mins before the movie. So $12 is not that bad for a live show and a movie
dingo Says:
January 26th, 2008 at 8:49 pm
No, the movies aren’t new, but they are sometimes limited (like when the Spook Show was the first to run the freshly remastered film from the original Mothra or the Creature from the Black Lagoon in 3d). If they were showing Fletch Lives!, I could understand complaining about $12, but they are showing classics on the big screen. You factor in a crazy live show and you’ve got an entertaining and out of the ordinary night.

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