Cult Comedy The Big Lebowski Set To Play At Bangor Courthouse This Month

Cult Comedy Phenomenon,The Big Lebowski is set to arrive at the Bangor Courthouse on Wednesday May 31.

Described as ‘trippy’ and ‘outlandish’, the story has become a cult favourite, and follows the adventures of Jeff Lebowski ‘The Dude’, as he is targeted in a case of mistaken identity and has his rug peed on by gangsters. 

The Big Lebowski is defined as a crime comedy and was made by Joel and Ethan Coen. The brothers are best known for their neo-noir style, their unconventional characters and their technique of merging genres.

Released in 1998, the story follows The Dudes pursuit of justice, in a quirky and unexpected unravelling of events, that helped cement the reputation of the Coen brothers.

Hilarity and chaos are set to ensue once more in this viewing of a modern classic, with John Goodman, John Turturro, Steve Buscemi and Julianne Moore, to name but a few, continuing to breathe life into a fan favourite.

The performance is part of The Tonic Classic Film Club and is a seated venue.

Tickets for The Big Lebowski’s May 31 show are £8 and available from
courthousebangor.com/event/the-big-lebowski, doors open at 7pm.

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