FrenetiCore’s Apocalypse Ball: Mad MAX Edition

Contact:
Adam Castaneda
Executive Director
adam@freneticore.net
(832) 649-2096

FrenetiCore’s annual summer fundraiser is back, but with a dystopian twist! FrenetiCore presents the Fifth Annual Apocalypse Ball: Mad Max Edition on September 10 at the Pilot on Navigation. The East End’s favorite arts organization has weathered catastrophes of all sci-fi/horror varieties, from zombie invasions to steam-punk cataclysms to Prohibition-era mayhem. Now FrenetiCore pays homage to one of the greatest cinematic franchises of all time with a Mad Max-themed bash of epic proportions.

Date: September 10
Time: 8 p.m.
Location: The Pilot on Navigation, 5102 Navigation Blvd
Cost: Presale – $25 general, $50 VIP presale, $35 general, $60 VIP at-the-door

For more information visit www.freneticore.net.

Join us at the newly minted Pilot on Navigation (formerly Frenetic Theater) for an evening of performances, desert-dweller grub, and booze. The evening will feature a new dystopian-themed set by FrenetiCore Dance, explosive fire performance by Holding Space Dance Collective, and live music by Houston-based band the Space Aliens.

General admission tickets include access to the party and food table; VIPs are treated to an all-night open bar! Come have your fortune told, enjoy speakeasy burlesque, and try your hand at Max Max trivia for some FrenetiCore swag. And don’t forget to warm-up for Halloween with a killer costume in the vein of Rockatansky, Imperator Furiosa, Aunty Entity, Jebediah the Pilot, Jessie Rockatansky, the Toecutter, Johnny the Boy, and Nux!

More about FrenetiCore:
The Apocalypse Ball benefits FrenetiCore’s annual programming, including FrenetiCore Dance, the Pilot Theater Artist-in-Residence program, the Pilot Theater Artist Board, the Houston Fringe Festival, and FrenetiCore’s various outreach initiatives. FrenetiCore is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization based out of the Pilot on Navigation in Houston’s historic East End. FrenetiCore’s mission is to transform and empower communities through innovative dance, theater, and visual art. For more information, visit www.freneticore.net.