Partner

Vidiots
https://vidiotsfoundation.org/
boxoffice@vidiotsfoundation.org
(323) 474-6249

Venue

Vidiots
4884 Eagle Rock Boulevard, Northeast Los Angeles, Los Angeles

Vidiots welcomes back comedian, actor, and Founding Member Ify Nwadiwe for a special Juneteenth screening of the Los Angeles classic, White Men Can’t Jump.

This sports comedy classic stars Wesley Snipes and Woody Harrelson as two amateur basketball players looking to hustle each other on the street courts of L.A. They fight, they compete, they talk trash and trade insults about racial stereotypes, and ultimately they learn to play as an unlikely but effective team. Harrelson and Snipes are terrific on and off the court (they played most of the basketball games themselves, and you can feel the added realism), but Rosie Perez steals the show as Harrelson’s philosophical girlfriend, who’s obsessed with getting on Jeopardy! Come for Ron Shelton’s endlessly quotable script, stay for the neon fashion choices that scream “it’s 1992!”

Hours

Box office is open 90 minutes before showtime. Our video store is open daily and available to hang out in before and after most shows, depending on the showtime.

Age Recommendation

All ages welcome

Ticket Info

$5 tickets available when the box office opens!

2 for $10 everyday

A TeenTix member may purchase a $5 ticket for themselves and for another person of any age ($10 total) for everyday shows at this venue. If there are multiple performances on a everyday, it is at the venue's discretion to decide which performance is eligible for this deal. Always call ahead to plan for companion tickets.

Box Office Info

TeenTix tickets will be available in-person at our box office or in the video store for selected show.

Equity Statement

"Vidiots Foundation has a longstanding commitment to diversity, equity, inclusion, belonging, and access going back to our founding in 1985. We profoundly value and strive to reflect all the communities we serve, in one of the most diverse counties in the United States. Representation, inclusivity, equity, and fostering a feeling of belonging for all, have been at the forefront of our work for 35 years. Our Founders began the organization in order to tap the deep well of artistry from all over the world, and showcase the widest array of artists and points of view from all backgrounds in an affordable and equitable way. This passion remains our guiding light in a fierce commitment to building an equitable, inclusive, anti-racist, anti-misogynist film culture open and accessible to all."