Dr. Einstein Einstein's Retro Movie Lab – Episode 4: The Invisible Man (1933) All ages welcome

EACH MONTH - A NEW EXPERIMENT! Dr. Frank Einstein’s Retro Movie Lab continues with Experiment #2: The Brain That Wouldn’t Die — a late-night live comedy experience where classic cult films are subjected to questionable science, live interruptions, and an ongoing experiment that is slowly getting out of control.

After his initial attempt to bring a movie to life using audience reactions, Dr. Einstein is refining his approach. This time, he’s eliminating distractions and focusing on what he believes is the most powerful force of all: the human mind.

Inspired by the infamous tale of a disembodied brain and wildly unethical science, this experiment attempts to harness “pure thought energy” from the audience. Unfortunately, thoughts are messy, emotional, and often filled with judgment — which turns out to be… less than helpful.

Throughout the night, the film is interrupted by live skits featuring Dr. Einstein and his assistant Gorf, as the experiment unfolds in real time. Reactions are measured, conclusions are jumped to, and the results are anything but controlled.

This isn’t just a movie night — it’s part live show, part comedy, and part ongoing story that evolves each month.

🍿 Popcorn, drinks, and concessions available

🎟️ Tickets: $10

📍 The Warehouse Show Hall – Downtown Medford

⏰ Late-night show (Doors 10:45 PM / Show 11:00 PM)

✨ Proceeds support Curtain Call Collective’s inclusive theatre programs, helping bring creative opportunities to the community.

Bad movies.

Live mad science. And a brain that definitely has opinions.