“LITTLE” CRAFT NIGHT
Thursday, June 5, 2025 | 7:30pm
Little Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Please note: The auditorium lights will remain on for this screening! See details below.
Regular ticket prices
Tickets available online in advance, at our box office during open hours, or at the door (if available).
TRADITIONAL SCREENING
Sunday, June 15, 2025 | 7:00pm
Little Theatre 1 (240 East Ave.)
Doors open at 6:30pm
Regular ticket prices
Tickets available online in advance, at our box office during open hours, or at the door (if available).
Thursday, June 5: “LITTLE” CRAFT NIGHT | Come enjoy this fun hang-out-and-craft screening! The auditorium lights will be left on throughout this screening, so you can craft during the film! Bring your own crafting projects, or purchase a kit on-site from our screening partner Little Button Craft. Concessions will be available for sale, including beer and wine.
Sunday, June 15: Traditional screening | Auditorium lights are out. You’re watching a movie in a theater. No one is knitting, but you still enjoy the film. You get the idea.
About the Film
In this remake of the classic French farce “La Cage aux Folles,” engaged couple Val Goldman (Dan Futterman) and Barbara Keeley (Calista Flockhart) shakily introduce their future in-laws. Val’s father, Armand (Robin Williams), a gay Miami drag club owner, pretends to be straight and attempts to hide his relationship with Albert (Nathan Lane), his life partner and the club’s flamboyant star attraction, so as to please Barbara’s father, controversial Republican Sen. Kevin Keeley (Gene Hackman).
Rated R | 1hr 57 mins | Farce, Comedy | 1996
USA | English
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Community Partner
Little Button Craft
Little Button Craft (658 South Ave) marries the idea of a city full of unique crafts and a love for connected community. While helping local Rochester artisans showcase their diverse hand-crafted work, Little Button provides creative inspiration, offers classes for all skill levels and interests, and creates an affordable and approachable environment to help the Rochester artistic community grow. Whether you craft is knitting, illustration, photography, needle felting, woodwork, or so many others, we believe that craft does not discriminate, any individual of any characteristic can create, and through our ability to create, we can “craft” a wonderful community. Read more
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