It’s time again to take a look at the city’s more unusual offerings this week, including a gigantic snake, a Cthulhu-themed play, and a documentary about a metal singer/bodybuilder.
TUESDAY
Candyman at Scarecrow
There’s a screening of Candyman (a super weird movie, we promise) at Scarecrow Video on Tuesday.
Soup and Cinema at Nordic Heritage Museum
The movie, “Kopps,” is about a Swedish police station that might get shut down because there isn’t enough crime.
I Am Thor
Theatrical metal singer/world-class bodybuilder Thor screens his new documentary at El Corazón.
WEDNESDAY
Frozen
The most appropriately titled Disney on Ice production ever. Runs through Friday.
THURSDAY
The Haus of Keebler Presents: Tainted Tales
Taint your childhood memories at 12th Ave Arts.
Titanoboa: Monster Snake
The largest snake in the world, dragged out of a Colombian coal mine, now can be found at the Burke.
Hot Topics for Seniors (and Senior Wannabes)
Hear old people argue about separation of Church and State at Greenlake Library.
FRIDAY
Puzzle Break
Pay to escape from a room.
FHTAGN and the Driftwood Orchestra
“Spatial sound collective” FHTAGN will perform improvisational pieces inspired by Charles Ives, while the Driftwood Orchestra presents music played on modified driftwood. For real.
Menagerie Pizza Party
Kremwerk’s animal-themed dance party adds pizza to the mix.
SATURDAY
Rainn Wilson
Office co-star Rainn Wilson gets weird at United Temple Methodist.
Aurora Theatre Company presents This Wonderful Life
It’s a one man show of “It’s a Wonderful Life,” which seems kind of strange, no?
SUNDAY
Shoggoths on the Veldt
Period social commentary and funny names: this thriller features characters named “Melford Pumbleshire” and “Euphonia Riggstone,” and has Victorian explorers and their wives venturing into “Deepest, Darkest Africa.”
