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Clown Bar: Episode 1
July 14, 2023 @ 6:30 pm
$10 – $30
Clown Bar: Episode 1
July 14-15th at 8pm
You’re not going to want to miss this!
Clown Bar: Episode 1 is happening on July 14th and 15th (Friday and Saturday) at Little Theatre Auditorium! 🤡
Clown Bar is a play written by Adam Szymkowicz, directed by Matt Hegdahl with musical performances by Andrea Limoges and local band Jacket whose plot is relatively straightforward: Former clown Happy is now a detective who returns to his old stomping ground to investigate the death of his kid brother and once aspiring funnyman, Timmy.
The rules are strict, the jokes are dark, and the best way to serve a cocktail is to “make it funny.” Immerse yourself in the gritty and gruesome world of underground clown-crime. Little Theatre Auditorium turned Clown Bar is after hours home to some once-jolly circus troupers who now get their kicks through sex, drugs, and murder.
Tickets are available now at Eventbrite or at the door for a sliding scale fee of $10.00 – $30.00! All tickets are general admission, with first come first serve standing and seating. We are happy to accommodate special needs requests.
đź”´ Get your free red nose at the door! and a 🤡 “Happy” Hour cocktail/fauxtail discount for those who arrive in clown attire!
6:00 PM – Doors Open.
6:30 PM – Preshow (don’t miss this)!
8:00 PM – Clown Bar: Episode 1 Performance.
This is an immersive performance intended for mature audiences. It contains adult themes and/or content that may be inappropriate for children and could be rated R or PG-13.
 Please help keep our community safe by not coming if you are sick, and wear a mask (not required at this time, but suggested). PLEASE BE RESPECTFUL OF PERFORMER’S & INDIVIDUAL’S BOUNDARIES•Verbal or physical abuse or harassment of theater visitors, staff or volunteers
•Covert and overt hate speech or promotion of current and historical hate groups
•Disrespect of a visitor, staff member, or volunteer’s identity
•Repeated disruption or intimidation of theater visitors, staff, or volunteers
•Attempted vandalism or theft
•The intentional obstruction of public access ways or prevention of theater staff duties
•Refusal to follow these policies or the directions of theater staff
This activity is funded, in part, by a grant from the Southwest Minnesota Arts Council through an appropriation from the MN State Legislature with money from the State’s general fund.
