Noogie's Time To Shine (2024) | The Tarlton Theatre

The historic Tarlton Theatre presents the premiere screening of the indie caper comedy "Noogie's Time To Shine" (2024) based on the novel by Green Bay native Jim Knipfel!

After obsessive, dimwitted movie geek and wanted bank robber Ned “Noogie” Krapczak (pronounced “crap-chicK,” not “crap sack”) turns up dead in Miami, the FBI, local police, and a pair of hapless two-bit would-be criminals all want to know what happened to the $3.2M in stolen cash Krapczak supposedly left behind.

A panel will follow the film with writer Jim Knipfel, director Eric Horn, and audio engineer Andy Slater. Jim Knipfel, the author of the source novel as well as the film’s Executive Producer, is blind. The film offers an audio description track, narrated by Knipfel himself, for all screenings.

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Doors and dinner available at 6:00 PM.

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Showing at 7:00 PM.

Full dinner menu and beverages available. 🍺🍷🍸 Please pre-purchase your dinner with your reservation.

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🎟️ Tickets available now at $10 per person. 🎟️

🎟 Tables for parties of 2-5 available. Seating arrangements are on a first-come, first-served basis based on the order your reservation is placed. Please purchase a table based on the number of guests in your party. Tables or individual tickets are not guaranteed proximity to other parties unless purchased together under the same party name or same order. Table reservations which are not claimed by showtime will be cancelled and offered to other guests as necessary. 🎟

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All ticket sales are final and no refunds will be issued 48 hours prior to the show.

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🚫 No carry-in food or drink permitted. Please plan your dinner at The Tarlton Theatre by checking our menu online at thetarlton.com.

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♿︎ Please message our page about any accessibility accommodation requests 24 hours prior to the show. All movie showings at The Tarlton Theatre include closed captioning.

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The Tarlton Theatre offers complimentary parking at the paved lot located immediately to the west of the theatre at 100 South Chestnut Avenue. Parking spaces marked "The Tarlton Theatre" are reserved for theatre guests only. Free parking is also available on South Broadway, South Chestnut Avenue, and Howard Street, but we caution our guests against parking their vehicles overnight.

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The historic Tarlton Theatre is Green Bay's hometown, circa-1925 Art Deco drafthouse cinema, club, and performing arts venue. Boasting the city's biggest original movie screen, a menu of classic and modern American cuisine, and craft beverages at full-service bars, The Tarlton Theatre is proud to feature a wide variety of programs and dining options for all members of our community and beyond.

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