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06/13/2014

Bring Citizen Koch to Appleton

CitizenKoch-pin2Appleton residents are hoping to screen the documentary Citizen Koch but they need your help!  In order for the movie to be shown, enough people have to purchase advanced tickets. 

Tickets are available at www.Tugg.com. Open the link and look for “Browse Events.” Put in the zip code, 54915, and the film will pop up. You’ll be able to watch a trailer for the film and reserve tickets at $11.00 each.

Citizen Koch sheds light on the outside money coming into our state and showcases the historic protests of 2011 when Act 10 was introduced.

Click here to reserve your ticket today!

When: Thursday, July 10, 7:30 p.m. – 9:21 p.m.
What:  Screening of Citizen Koch        
Where:  Marcus Appleton East Cinema (Regal Cinema on CE).
 
Tugg, is a user-friendly online tool, to help people bring Citizen Koch to neighborhood theaters for one-night special screenings.  Think of it as Theater On Demand. You pick the date, time, place and invite your contacts.  Tugg reserves the theater and handles all of the technical logistics once a required threshold of advanced tickets is met. Visit www.citizenkoch.com/tugg to request a showing!

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