After the second election of George W. Bush, Writer/Director Roland Tec began taking notes. Clipping news stories from the country he saw transforming before him, Tec let his imagination roam where the headlines left off. And so were born the 13 vignettes that make up this penetrating look at a country lost in a haze of post-catastrophic neurosis. From the PR handlers scouring the redwood forest for the perfect spot for a presidential photo op to the gay teenage son of a right-wing politician to the hurricane that brought so many of vastly different backgrounds together (albeit too briefly), the characters fleshed out in this tapestry of modern American life will haunt us for years and make us wonder what has become of “The Land of the Free.”For more information on this film please click here!

For more information about this film please click here!

August 13th 2010 at 7:00 PM / Suggested Donation of $5.00 (those who can give more or less are encouraged to attend)!

June 18th, 2010 at 8:00 pm – Tickets are only $6.00

June 26th 2010 at 8:00 pm / $6.00

And The Moneynotes

The Farewell Drifters are an amazing group on tour in promotion of their national debut album, Yellow Tag Mondays!

8:00 pm/$6.00

The Farewell Drifters

Beginning on January 4th 2010 – The Vintage Theater & Café will open at noon (12:00pm) and close at Midnight (12:00am) Monday thru Saturday – and on Sundays according to the events.
Now the premier performing art and coffee house of downtown Scranton is open even more!

The Vintage Theater & Café is located at 119 Penn Av., Scranton PA, 18503
(570) 344 6344
www.scrantonsvintagetheater.com

As you may (or very well may not know) The Vintage Theater will be featuring an AMAZING in-house cafe. The cafe was set to open the first weekend of October, HOWEVER – due to forces beyond our control it has been postponed to the first weekend of November.

While we wish it could be sooner it is MUCH better this way. Suspense IS the best form of marketing…(mwahaha)! However, just in case you didn’t know OR just in case you were curious here is a little background information for you!

The cafe (operated by Scranton Rhythm) will be open seven days a week, 3:00 PM to Midnight! These hours MAY seem strange, but understand that we are targeting the after work/school rush AND providing a late night, safe, warm atmosphere. The cafe will be open during most performances/concerts/events.
The socially/economically responsible coffee is provided by local roaster Brian Williams thru his amazing enterprise, Grateful Roast Coffee Company. Thanks to him and his spectacular business we will serve two single origins, an espresso, a decaf AND an original (totally ours) house blend!

We will also sell (of course) teas, fresh-fruit smoothies, milkshakes, and juices. In way of food we will have delicious fresh fruit platters (with dipping sauces) and other yummy light-finer foods. There is more, but let’s keep a bit of mystery, shall we?

Although the cafes grand opening will be November 6th, 7th, and 8th – it MAY be open up to two weeks before then (so stay tuned).

The grand opening will coincide with our fall production, a world premier adaptation of Pride & Prejudice (by Jane Austen) written by Joanna Norland.
For more information regarding the café, Pride & Prejudice, and all other Vintage Theater information please go to www.scrantonsvintagetheater.com and www.gratefulroast.com