Tina bring me the ax!
The Music Box re-teams with Dick O'Day and Hell in a
Handbag Productions to present the second in their
seasonal series focusing on the best (and worst) in
camp movies – Camp Midnight.  This time the trio
invites you to spend
Mother’s Day with Mommie
Dearest
.  Mommie Dearest, the Mt. Everest of
Mother's Day movies will screen one time only, Sunday,
May 11th.  Camp Midnight fans who made
Sing-Along
Xanadu, Camp Midnight's initial presentation, are
invited to “get up early” for this special matinee
presentation that will include a Joan-a-Palooza day of
activities kicking off with a 2:30pm pre-show hosted by
Dick O’Day.  Get out your eyebrow pencil, shoulder
pads and f*** me pumps to compete in the Joan
Crawford look-a-like contest!  

Thrill to prize giveaways that include the new Crawford
biography Not the Girl Next Door by Charlotte Chandler
and DVD copies of
Mommie Dearest signed by young
Christina portrayer Mara Hobel!  

Be amazed at a special performance by The Joans, the
world’s first band dedicated to “giving Joan Crawford a
rock-n-roll voice.”  Capture the moment for all eternity
with a special photo taken with Joan and Christina and
help benefit Season of Concern in Chicago.  The 3pm
screening (complete with interactive audience guide)
immediately follows all this Mommie Dearest mayhem.
The Camp Midnight crew has also teamed up with Violet,
Chicago’s newest Sunday brunch destination to offer an
exclusive upgrade for the event.  Guests can purchase VIM
(Very Important Mother) tickets that include brunch beginning
at 1pm at Violet (a block north of the Music Box at 3819 N.
Southport) and preferred, reserved seating at the theatre.  
Only 50 VIM tickets are available and are just $20.  
**SORRY SLOWPOKES THE VIM TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT**


Tickets for the pre-show/screening at
$12 per person
are still available.  
T
icket may be ordered in advance at www.ticketweb.com
(CLICK ON LINK TO THE RIGHT).  The Music Box is located at
3733 N. Southport.

Mommie Dearest Mother’s Day is being hosted by the
camptacular emcee Dick O'Day (Emmy award winning “Wild
Chicago” correspondent) who has driven by BOTH Faye
Dunaway and Joan Crawford’s homes in California.  David
Cerda, founder and lead singer with The Joans, is playwright
and Artistic Director of Hell in a Handbag Productions (the
company that the Chicago Reader says, “Represents the gold
standard in camp in Chicago”).  The Chicago Tribune has
dubbed Cerda the “Charles Ludlam of the Midwest.”
No Wire Hangers EVER!!!!!!!!!
Camp Midnight Movie Series
Continues with a Matinee!
Mother's Day with
Mommie Dearest
GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!
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