THURSDAY: Richmond Comedy Coalition Presents SLASHER At Kingdom! (Win Tickets!)

by | Oct 22, 2012 | COMMUNITY

Halloween is just around the corner, and the spooky environment of this holiday has long been an inspiration for horror film fans to watch all their old favorites and creep themselves out all over again. However, for the Richmond Comedy Coaltion, the Halloween tradition of focusing on the history of horror cinema is an opportunity to inspire not terror but laughter.

Halloween is just around the corner, and the spooky environment of this holiday has long been an inspiration for horror film fans to watch all their old favorites and creep themselves out all over again. However, for the Richmond Comedy Coaltion, the Halloween tradition of focusing on the history of horror cinema is an opportunity to inspire not terror but laughter. In SLASHER, their Improv Comedy Horror Show, taking place at Kingdom on Thursday, October 25, they’ll pay homage to classic horror flicks by creating their own improvised, unscripted horror show right before your very eyes. SLASHER will combine all of the elements that made the great horror films of the 70s and 80s such classics–from over-the-top gore to the campiness inherent in their stilted scripts, the RCC will put it all on display and give it a new lease on life. Complete with a live soundtrack created by musician Kevin Lamb, this will be a hilarious evening that you won’t forget! And be sure to show up in costume so that you can compete in the RCC’s third annual costume contest; prizes include a pack of tickets to a future RCC show, as well as the chance to be a guest on an upcoming edition of RCC’s Richmond Famous. This show will be unlike any you’ve ever been to–so don’t miss it!

WHAT: RCC Presents SLASHER: The Improv Comedy Horror Show
WHERE: Kingdom, 10 Walnut Alley (between 17th and 18th St in Shockoe Bottom)
WHEN: Thursday, October 25, Doors open at 8 PM
ADMISSION: $7 in advance, $10 at the door. Order advance tickets here: http://bit.ly/slasherva

And hey, guess what–you could go to this great show for FREE! That’s right, RVA Magazine has a pair of tickets to give away to RCC’s SLASHER, and you can enter to win by plugging your info into the widget below:

You’ve got until 6 PM on Wednesday the 24th to enter, so make sure to get your entry in now! We’ll see you there.

Marilyn Drew Necci

Marilyn Drew Necci

Former GayRVA editor-in-chief, RVA Magazine editor for print and web. Anxiety expert, proud trans woman, happily married.




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