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Big in Japan: Late Night Monster Science
Phoenix Theater 2605 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN, United StatesA complete oral history of the original Toho Godzilla series, and its related films and their red pterosaurs and giant, kindly moths and such. Learn to tell the difference between the various Mechagodzillas, whether King Kong or Godzilla wins, and if Frankenstein in fact conquers the world in “Frankenstein Conquers the World.” With opening entertainment …
The Monster Science Ensemble: Thirty Stories High
Phoenix Theater 2605 Hennepin Ave, Minneapolis, MN, United StatesThe senses-shattering return of the all-powerful Monster Science Ensemble! The fall show's theme: Kaiju - the towering monsters that threaten our lovely cities! From Godzilla to Pacific Rim, from the 50-Foot Woman to Rampage, come see science go mad, nature point out the folly of men, and all kinds of stuff like that with some …
Godzilla and Pals: Big In Japan – Lake Elmo Edition
Lake Elmo Library 3537 Lake Elmo Ave N, Lake Elmo, MN, United StatesSo! You find yourself being attacked by a dinosaur. It happens to all of us at one time or another. The first thing you need to do: panic! The second thing: stop panicking. Number three: remember all of the helpful tips, tricks and techniques that you learned from “What To Do In Case Of Dinosaur …
Godzilla and Pals: Big In Japan – Shoreview Edition
Ramsey County Library - Shoreview 4560 Victoria St. N., Shoreview, MN, United StatesA complete oral history of the original Toho Godzilla series, and its related films and their red pterosaurs and giant, kindly moths and such. Learn to tell the difference between the various Mechagodzillas, whether King Kong or Godzilla wins, and if Frankenstein in fact conquers the world in “Frankenstein Conquers the World.”
The Monster Science Ensemble: Lady Zygoptera vs. Reverend Matt
Urban Growler 2325 Endicott St., St. Paul, MN, United StatesAnother epic crossover! Reverend Matt discusses the incredibly bizarre insect monsters from mythology, cinema, and more, and local entomology edutainer Lady Zygoptera discusses the even more bizarre lives and behaviors of real-world insects! Which will prove the more fascinating - and the more dangerous?