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This giveaway is now closed. Congrats to the winners, Carlye and Daniel.
From everything we’ve heard, TheatreSquared has a hit on their hands with the hilarious new show Noises Off, now playing at Nadine Baum Studios.
Our reviewer, Tobias Wray, loved the show, and predicted it will get even better later in its four-week run. “I think the latter half of the Noises Off run could really be dangerous, once this sizeable and undeniably talented cast polishes the edges on this four-alarm romp,” wrote Wray. “I’ll be seeing this one again.”
If you haven’t seen the show yet, or if you want to see it again once the seasoned actors really hit their stride, you’ll be happy to know that we have two pair of tickets to the Sunday, Sept. 16 performance of the show to give away. Win ‘em!
How to enter
It’s not every day that you see a show, watch a film, or read a book and you know immediately that you’ve got to see (or read) it again. What was the last show, film, or book you’ve read that was so good, you had to see (or read) it twice? Tell us in the comments below, and you’re entered.
What you’ll win
Two (2) winners will receive two (2) tickets to the Sunday Sept. 16 performance performance of TheatreSquared’s “Noses Off.”
A few rules (read ‘em carefully):
- You may enter this specific contest once.
- This contest is open to anyone anywhere except Fayetteville Flyer writers, TheatreSquared employees, and their immediate family members.
- Contest is open until 12:00 p.m. CST on Friday, Sept. 7.
Make sure you leave a valid e-mail address when filling out the comment form since that’s how we’ll contact you if you’ve won. Once we notify the winners, you’ll have 24 hours to respond via email to claim your prize. - You’ll have to provide us with your first and last name (if you win) and then be prepared to show a valid photo ID when picking up your tickets.
The winners
Winners names will be posted here once they’ve been notified and have responded.
Thanks to TheatreSquared for sponsoring this contest. For more information about this performance or to purchase tickets, visit theatre2.org.
Hoop dreams. So damn good.
Friday. I can watch that movie over and over again.
Marigold Hotel
“Rent” A powerful production with a great story.
When I read The Silent Land by Graham Joyce last year, I loved it so much that I immediately reread it.
I had to read “John Dies at the End” twice because it was ridiculous.
Confederacy of Dunces. =)
While You Were Sleeping has to be my all time favorite watch again and again movie. Noises Off is another of my favorites.
Wonderlust
I can watch Pride & Prejudice over and over.
Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.
“Architecture of the Arkansas Ozarks” by Donald Harington
The new Doctor Who episode!
I reread Slaughter House V by Kurt Vonnegut at least once a year.
“Waking Ned Divine”
*Devine
Inception.
Tenacious D and the Pick of Destiny. Love the band and the movie is hilarious.
Wicked!
And if Book of Mormon would come closer I would see that over and over again!
Last season’s Theater Squared production of “Tigers Be Still.”
The movie “There Will Be Blood”
Last year I watched Ben Hur for the first time, I wanted to watch it again and would have IF it weren’t 4 hours long and I weren’t the mother of 3 small kids!!!
I was in Noises Off in college and I have never seen the play performed. I would LOVE to go!
Moulin Rouge!
Jiro Dreams of Sushi – you have to check this one out if you have not seen it yet!
cabin in the woods, this time for the horror geek aspect of counting up the references.
I’ve read the Hunger Games three times now, even though I’m outside of the targeted demographic group. :)
I read “Riddley Walker” by Hoban two times last year, but mostly because I couldn’t focus long enough to understand a word of it.
Exit through the Gift Shop. Still not sure what was real….
i heard i would laugh till i cried! cant wait!!
Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal: growing up. We didn’t have much money for entertainment. PBS had one of the few channels we could get on our little black and white set. That’s where I was first introduced to Jim Henson’s creations. The Muppet Show was also a staple of my childhood, so when Labyrinth and The Dark Crystal came out, created darker themes from the same great Jim Henson puppetry, I was amazed. The craftsmanship of the puppets, blended with the unique storytelling gift that Jim Henson had, that was what made them worth watching again and again.
PS: It was also a good way of getting hot goth girls to come over, just saying.
I hope you have since watched those movies in color. They are quite vivid.
For plays, I love Mamma Mia. For books, Where the Red Fern Grows, To Kill a Mockingbird, and The Charm School by Nelson DeMille are all must “multi-reads”!!