The Room Halloween Special with Greg Sestero Q&A at Gorilla, Manchester

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THE ROOM Halloween Special + Greg Sestero Q&A at Gorilla, Manchester 29 October 2018 Tickets from £25 — Book now

After the success of the Oscar nominated adaptation of The Disaster Artist & RAD Screenings’ sell out events in May; Greg Sestero, the star of The Room and the writer of The Disaster Artist: My Life Inside The Room, is back in the North West This time he’ll also be bringing the Regional Premiere of BEST F(R)IENDS PART 2 with him.

Greg will preset for a Q&A and a triple bill comprised of The Room and both chapters of his and Tommy Wiseau’s post-The Room project BEST F(R)IENDS.

THE ROOM Halloween Special + Greg Sestero Q&A at Gorilla, Manchester 29 October 2018 Tickets from £25 Book now

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