The Weinberg Center for the Arts
301.600.2828
20 W Patrick St, Frederick, MD 21701.
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Sold out for $35.00 - "whose line is it anyway?" stars colin mochrie and brad sherwood
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Stars of the emmy-nominated hit tv show whose line is it anyway? , colin mochrie and brad she.. read morerwood are known for making it up as they go along. always hilarious, the pair now have taken their two-man improv performance to the stage. with lots of audience participation and help along the way, the duo manufactures unscripted, original hilarity out of thin air. characters, scenes, songs, jokes and more come to life before your eyes like it's a live version of whose line .
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$7.00 for $14.00 - admission for two to cult classic films and craft brew
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sold byFlying dog brewery has partnered with weinberg center for the arts to present a film series fe.. read moreaturing cult classic films, combined with a happy hour featuring craft beer tastings. beer will also be sold throughout the evening. flying dog and weinberg center worked together to select a program of films that span the genres and have remained lasting favorites since the time of their release. the films to be screened include big trouble in little china , willy wonka and the chocolate factory , caddyshack , blazing saddles , time bandits , a clockwork orange , the princess bride and jaws . each purchase gives two tickets, so grab a friend or a date and enjoy classic films on the big screen and delicious beer!
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$7.50 for $15.00 - squonk opera's multimedia music experience "mayhem and majesty"
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sold byThe sonic hooligans of squonk opera bring you mayhem and majesty , as they push the boundarie.. read mores of musical athleticism and visual wizardry, while asking the question, "what does music look like?" each song evokes different atmospheres and dynamics, which are made vivid through mesmerizing projections and constantly transforming scenery. one moment you are alone in a swarm of stars with a gently swaying keyboard and a sparse lullaby your only guide, the next, you see how romance is just a series of cell mutations set to post-punk beats.
