The Sandlot Stars Coming to Patchogue Theatre for Special Screening and Q&A

Patchogue is set to host a special event that will delight fans of the classic baseball film, "The Sandlot." On June 26, the Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts will screen the beloved 1993 movie, followed by a live Q&A session with cast members Chauncey Leopardi and Marley Shelton.

 

Leopardi, who portrayed the mischievous "Squints," and Shelton, known for her role as the lifeguard "Wendy Peffercorn," will share behind-the-scenes stories and personal anecdotes from the film. This event offers a unique opportunity for fans to gain insight into the making of a movie that has become a cultural touchstone.

 

In addition to his role in "The Sandlot," Leopardi is recognized for his performance as Kyle in the television series "Gilmore Girls." Shelton has an extensive filmography, including notable roles in "Pleasantville," "Never Been Kissed," and the "Scream" franchise, where she played Deputy Judy Hicks.

 

Tickets for the event are priced between $51 and $81 and will be available for purchase starting at 10 a.m. on Friday. Given the enduring popularity of "The Sandlot," it's advisable to secure tickets promptly to ensure attendance.

 

The Patchogue Theatre for the Performing Arts, located at 71 East Main Street, has a history of hosting engaging events that resonate with the community. This upcoming screening and Q&A session is expected to be a highlight of the summer season, bringing together fans of all ages to celebrate a film that continues to capture hearts.

 

For those planning to attend, the event promises not only a nostalgic viewing experience but also the chance to interact with the actors who brought these memorable characters to life. It's an evening that underscores the lasting impact of "The Sandlot" and its place in cinematic history.