(approx. 90 min.) A fabulous compilation of short films from legendary silent comedians Laurel & Hardy, Buster Keaton, Harold Lloyd and Charlie Chaplin. There’s nothing quite like seeing these classic shorts in a theater where the only sounds you’ll hear are laughter – and our live musical accompaniment!

Plus, to start off the show, a 10-minute performance from the show "The Incredible Mr. Nobody" from Kinetic Theory. Prepare to be transported into a world of silent magic... a world where theatre, circus and the art of silent film come to life. www.kinetictheorytheatre.com

"A Dog's Life," (1918, Janus Films, 40 min). A literal expression of Charlie Chaplin's identification with the underdog. When his canine companion digs up money buried by thieves, the Tramp and his friend Edna get a chance at a better life.

"Cops," (1922, Douris Corp., 18 min) Through a series of misunderstandings, Buster Keaton winds up with a man’s wallet, a family’s furniture, an anarchist’s bomb and an army of cops chasing after him.

"Liberty," (1929, 20 min) Laurel & Hardy play convicts who’ve escaped from jail and need to change clothes - a task they struggle with in cars, on streets and atop a skyscraper under construction.

"Never Weaken," (1921, 19 min.) Harold Lloyd's final short film follows a typically lovelorn fellow, who decides to commit suicide - and spends the majority of the film failing hilariously - when he hears his crush is to marry another.