Trapped in the Closet * R Kelly Sing A Long
Join us for our Weekend Warrior Film Series with live pre-show entertainment and beer garden, plus Ezell’s Express food truck on-site. Doors open at 7:30pm, movie starts at 9:30pm (dusk).
Frequently Asked Questions:
The Fremont Outdoor Movies is completely “ bring your own seating” lawn chairs, blankets, air mattresses, old sofas, camp chairs etc...are all allowed and encouraged.
Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the event?
Valid government issue ID IS REQUIRED to enter the beer garden area.
What are my transport/parking options getting to the event?
The Fremont Outdoor Movies is easily accessible by bus. Check your route at http://tripplanner.kingcounty.gov
What can/can't I bring to the event?
Alcohol - No outside alcohol is allowed at any of our screenings. Bags/packs will be checked before admission.
Food - Each screening will have a minimum of two food trucks on-site but you’re more than welcome to bring your own food/non alcoholic beverages.
Pets - Well behaved dogs are allowed but must be leashed at all time while on-site.
Where can I contact the organizer with any questions?
Email: cary@piranhablonde.com please allow up to 24 hours for a response.
Is my registration/ticket transferrable?
If you need to transfer your ticket to someone else please email cary@piranhablonde.com with your order number and email address used to purchase the tickets.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
Yes we prefer that you bring your printed ticket to the event to help speed up the entry line.
What is the refund policy?
All ticket sales are final.
Big news, fans of the Action Pack and Austin’s Alamo Drafthouse, R. Kelly and the long-neglected art form of the hip-hopera: the TRAPPED IN THE CLOSET sing-along is coming to Seattle to an outdoor theaters near you! We’ve attended this sing-along in the past and I can’t emphasize more warmly how %$#@! awesome it is.
DON’T MISS THIS ONE NIGHT SCREENING ON SATURDAY, AUGUST 3RD.
Movie Tickets are $12 Advance/$15 at the door.
The Action Pack has teamed up with IFC, Fuzzy Bunny Films, and RCA Records to put together a rare chance to experience R. Kelly’s infamous hip-hopera, TRAPPED IN THE CLOSET, like never before in Seattle this summer outdoors at the Fremont Outdoor Movies in a festive Sing-Along atmosphere.
Coming to Seattle on Saturday,August 3rd, the event features a dance party warm up with some of R. Kelly’s best non-Trapped music videos, followed by a 2k DCP presentation of the first 22 chapters of TRAPPED IN THE CLOSET with custom subtitles so that the entire audience can sing-along and exclaim aloud in terror when R. Kelly’s character “Sylvester” flips back the cover and discovers a rubber… rubber… rubber…
For additional details check out the Action Pack’s Trapped in the Closet page on their website:
http://www.actionpackent.com/
Austin’s own Alamo Drafthouse join the fun for a special screening of the popular sing-a-long version of R. Kelly’s Hip-Hopera known as “Trapped in the Closet” on August 3rd. It will be followed by Judd Apatow’s Anchorman starring Will Ferrell (Aug. 17th) and the season’s finale, The Dude Fest: The Big Lebowski Movie Party on August 24th.
Festival Director, Ryan Reiter says “We’re excited to bring a little slice of the Alamo Drafthouse magic to Seattle for an outrageously fun, interactive night out at the movies”.
Reiter has been working with Alamo’s Henri Mazza, creator of Alamo’s Action Pack and original programming to offer exciting interactive fun to their Fremont series this season for a sing-a-long that would be uniquely Fremont.
In recent years, indoor movie theaters like the Seattle’s own Cinebarre and Big Picture offer added appeal to older audiences looking for the ultimate movie experience, loaded with great food, drinks that can be for the weekend warrior or date night for adults.
Reiter touts Fremont’s long standing success as always being on the edge creatively, “We take bigger risks, not being ruled by sponsor approval, as far as outdoor movie programming, offering movie fans a place to celebrate pop culture no holds barred” says Reiter.
