Silent no more, Kevin Smith and his Silent Bob character are coming to Denver for a “conversation” that will rely on audience participation.
Kevin Smith is coming to a Denver rock club in November, but he’s not coming to lecture or rant. It’s not stand-up comedy, either.
The writer/actor/director who blew up the indie film world with “Clerks” and “Mallrats” is coming to Denver’s Fillmore Auditorium for a conversation. That’s right, a conversation, so that means you, dear audience, had better come equipped with questions and curiosities.
The night is being billed as “Silent Bob Speaks,” a play off his character from the aforementioned films. (Silent Bob was predictably silent throughout each movie … until he would unleash some wisdom, using brevity of course, on his fellow characters.) Smith was in Vail earlier this year for the Vail Film Festival.
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Smith will take the Fillmore stage on Nov. 21. Tickets, $35-$55, go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at livenation.com or 877-598-6659.
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