Up, Up and Away

Join the crew of Starship Troy tonight for the launch of the third and final season of Buntport’s live sci-fi sitcom. The critically lauded show follows the misadventures of the members of a garbage scow crew as they clean up space, one load at a time. Staffed by a motley group that includes a set of twins conjoined by a length of dryer duct, an ape and a disciple of John Waters (to name just a few), the show manages to send up nearly every cherished tradition and cheesy cliche in TV sci-fi history, from Star Trek’s infamously disposable “red shirts” to the ubiquitous talking computer that oversees everything.

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This season not only marks the closing chapters of the Starship Troy story, but it also represents the final episodes of Buntport’s revolutionary live-sitcom theater concept — the last episode of Troy will be the 100th and final sitcom episode for the company.

Buntport is at 717 Lipan Street. The box office opens at 7:30 p.m. and the show starts at 8; tickets are $5 to $7. Space is limited, so come early to get a seat. Visit www.buntport.com or call 720-946-1388 for more information.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, 8 p.m. Starts: Sept. 23. Continues through Dec. 31, 2008