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AMERICAN THEATER (83 Minutes)Directed by Nicholas Clark & Dylan Frederick Produced by Laura HilliardWinner of the 2025 Slamdance Grand Jury Prize for Documentary FeatureA “cancelled” theater director summons a troupe a conservative artists to a cabin in rural Georgia to plot revenge on the local theater community with a musical retelling of the 1692 Salem witch trials.7PM screening hosted by comedian Peyton Johnson, featuring a post-film discussion with co-director and cinematographer Nicholas Clark. 100% of proceeds go to Lost-n-Found Youth, an Atlanta-based nonprofit that exists to end homelessness for LGBTQ youth. 10 donation per person collected at door with Cashapp/Venmo/cash options available. Limited capacity, first come, first serve. Find Us: The Supermarket’s main entrance is located at 638 N Highland Ave NE. Our door is between Big Softie and Colette Bakeshop leading you down a hallway and a staircase. See a helpful map here and watch our reel on Instagram here!Our secondary entrance is through a residential courtyard. Enter through the black metal gate on the side of the Otto's building from the parking lot (at N. Highland and Blue Ridge). Be quiet when leaving events this way after dark as this is a residential courtyard. Note this entrance has a few stairs. Need no stairs? We got you! Signage is in the works but, in the meantime, please call to be escorted to our back entrance. (404) 458-1738. Nearby Parking and Prices:Limited Parking spots in front of The Shops at Otto's on N. Highland Ave. Must register with ParkMobile. Free for 1 hr before 6pm. Paid after 6pm. (Zone# 3241)Small lot beside Otto’s Apartment Hotel at N. Highland and Blue Ridge. Must register with ParkMobile. (Zone# 3240). Do not park in 'resident only' spots.Public lot at N. Highland and Ponce (behind and in front of Plaza Theatre). "Scan to Pay" signs. Mon-Sat: 7am-10pm. Free for 15 min. 5 for 1hr, 1 for each added.Six story deck at 675 N. Highland Ave. 5-6 for up to 2hr, 1 for each hr added. 14 daily max.
