Those scoundrels from Loaded For Bear are back at the Lawrence Arts Center this weekend for their fourth installment of sketches, films, and general mayhem. In case your PBR-addled brains have forgotten, these are a bunch of folks from the late, great Victor Continental show.
We're turning over the blog to them this week (at least partly) for a series of short pieces and promotions, kicking off today with Matt Gaus giving you the rundown on what to expect this weekend.
Get tickets at the LAC Box Office or via the LAC calendar page here.
Here's Matt!
Loaded For Bear 4: A Primer
By Matt Gaus, Co-Producer, Loaded For Bear 4: Ad Astra Per Ursa
We’ve done three of these already – more than enough for your average Lawrence
scenester to bitch about how the show was better two years ago, and how they
were there, man, before it got ruined
by all those posers who only showed up later for the eye candy and the Stalin
impersonations. But what if you want to be
one of those scenesters? Here are the whats, the whys, and the hows of Loaded For Bear 4: Ad Astra Per Ursa. By
the end of this post, you’ll be indistinguishable from the bitchiest comedy
groupie in all of northeast Kansas, an accomplishment which you can totally put
on a resume.
What is Loaded For
Bear 4? It’s the fourth in a planned seventeen-part series of comedic
hootenannies brought to you by Card Table Productions (“The Victor Continental
Show”). Two dozen live sketches, a dozen short films, no breaks, and no
goddamned improv. The world of Loaded for Bear is a world of violent
sandwiches, pretentious French artists, and adult undergarments, all available
to you, for a limited time, for less than the price of a movie ticket. It
features five of Lawrence’s Funniest People™, as arbitrarily determined by Lawrence magazine (Google it – that’s a
real thing). Plus, it’s at the Lawrence Arts Center, so, you know, classy.
Check us out on Facebook or YouTube for a taste.
Why should I see
Loaded for Bear 4? You mean besides the opportunity to see such Lawrence
comedy veterans as TV’s Andy Morton, ham radio’s Chris Nelson, local favorite
Jerry Mitchell, local “favorite” Will Averill, local local Monica Greenwood,
two-time Dancing With The Stars viewer
Imagene Harris, eight-time Mother, May I
Sleep With Danger? viewer Jacqueline Grunau, local street tough Kitty Steffens,
professional juggler Hilary Morton, and part-time genius Emily Lowrance-Floyd?
How about the opportunity to support local theater, or to support the growing
local comedy scene? How about to support such local businesses as Ad Astra
Acupuncture, Conroy’s Pub, Frank’s North Star Tavern, Liberty Hall Video and
Pawsh Wash? How about those plugs?
How do I see Loaded
for Bear 4? Well, that’s the easy part. For the low, low price of $9
American (plus possible online fees), you purchase a ticket at the Lawrence
Arts Center box office (940 New Hampshire) or online here. Then you just show up prior to the 8:30 p.m
starting time this Friday and Saturday, November 22nd and 23rd
and bang – the best damn comedy you ever saw this week!
What’s the beef
between you and David Schwimmer? That’s between me and Schwimmer. He knows
what he did. Let’s just say snitches get stitches and leave it at that.
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