SHUCT, located at the center of scenic downtown Fairfield, Connecticut has operated as a cinema theatre for over 100 years. Since 2020, it has expanded to become a multidisciplinary performing arts venue, bringing you education and entertainment in concert. Our mission is to bring music, cinema, dance, comedy and more from all over the world to our stage.

Tracing Gregg Allman's journey from a childhood scarred by his father's murder to the heart of a generation-defining sound with the Allman Brothers Band, this tender film uses electrifying performances and archival recordings to reveal how his music, his headline-making marriage to Cher, and his restless pursuit of authenticity affirmed him not just as a rock legend, but as a lasting cultural force.

Join us for a night of laughter as we explore everything from motherhood, midlife crisis, marriage, divorce, online dating, and other things that irritate us. Men are welcome to the show, too.
Moms Unhinged has been selling out shows all over the country and is coming to Fairfield for a special performance.
We do clean (ish) comedy and this is a fun night out with your girlfriends, drinking club (I mean book club), neighborhood group or your own mom. Laughter is proven to lower your cortisol!
Performing: Andrea Marie, Anne Stesney, and headliner Ophira Eisenberg.
Headliner Ophira Eisenberg has appeared multiple times on CBS’s The Late Late Show, Sherri! with Sherri Sheppard, Comedy Central, HBO, The New York Festival, and is a regular performer and host for The Moth Radio Hour. She also hosted the long-running NPR game show, Ask Me Another for 9 years and has an award-winning podcast, Parenting is a Joke.
Adult themes and language – 18+

A brilliant scientist accidentally merges his DNA with that of a fly during an experimental teleportation experiment, beginning a horrifying transformation into something no longer entirely human. Directed by David Cronenberg, starring Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis.

The two iconic films that define classic horror - Bela Lugosi is Dracula (1931) and Boris Karloff is Frankenstein (1931)! Yes, technically Karloff is Frankenstein's monster but you know what we meant :) Dracula starts at 12 pm and Frankenstein at 2 pm. Both films for the price of a single ticket. Come for one or come for both!