RAGTAG: DOUBLE TAKE
Columbia's indie theater doubles
Ragtag Cinemacafe, Columbia's independent theater, known for its couches, intermissions and different selection of theater food, is moving from 23 N. Tenth Street to 10 Hitt Street. The new location, according to the Missourian article "Coming attraction: Ragtag, showing on two screens" by Selam Kidane, will have enough space for two theaters instead of one.
When I first read this, I was scared, because I thought that this might mean the Ragtag would lose its more cozy atmosphere. However, by the end of the story, it was revealed that it would be the same old thing, just two times better. Both theaters will have the well-known couches, only one will seat 12o and another will seat 60, as opposed to the current seating capacity of 75. The theater's program director, Paul Sturtz, maintained that the theater will maintain its "funk quotient." The Ragtag will also do this be relocating the well-known statue, "Race to Ragtag," to the Hitt Street location as well. I know it's hard to tell from reading this, but I am absolutely psyched by this development.
Story Link: http://www.digmo.org/news/story.php?ID=16426
Columbia's indie theater doubles
Ragtag Cinemacafe, Columbia's independent theater, known for its couches, intermissions and different selection of theater food, is moving from 23 N. Tenth Street to 10 Hitt Street. The new location, according to the Missourian article "Coming attraction: Ragtag, showing on two screens" by Selam Kidane, will have enough space for two theaters instead of one.
When I first read this, I was scared, because I thought that this might mean the Ragtag would lose its more cozy atmosphere. However, by the end of the story, it was revealed that it would be the same old thing, just two times better. Both theaters will have the well-known couches, only one will seat 12o and another will seat 60, as opposed to the current seating capacity of 75. The theater's program director, Paul Sturtz, maintained that the theater will maintain its "funk quotient." The Ragtag will also do this be relocating the well-known statue, "Race to Ragtag," to the Hitt Street location as well. I know it's hard to tell from reading this, but I am absolutely psyched by this development.
Story Link: http://www.digmo.org/news/story.php?ID=16426
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