Screening Opportunity in NH. Anyone Willing to Head It?

I have tried to get a screening organized in upstate NY in the past, but my co-organizers have fallen through, and there wasn't a lot of interest. So, I would like to see if anyone would be willing to organize a screening in Tilton NH. I have a pretty amazing theater tentatively lined up (I contacted them about a possible screening in the past, and they were very willing to try it). I would do my best to help organize, but I doubt I would be able to be much help in person, as I live pretty far away from NH. As I said, I have tried to organize on in my area, but it is rural enough so there is little interest. At the very least, I could be a little help in organization and I could hel fill a few seats with Browncoats from Upstate NY.

We can spread the word via twitter and Facebook, etc for you as well. Thanks for getting it this far!

That would be great! I would appreciate the help in finding someone to work with.

I'm actually thinking of organizing a CSTS screening in western NY next year (I currently live in Rochester, originally from upstate). Whereabouts are you based out of? Maybe we can join forces.

I'm about an hour East of Watertown and probably three and a half hours from Rochester.

There are numerous Browncoats in Rochester and Geneseo. I do the art and advertising materials for a convention in Geneseo year to year and I've always thought of it as an untapped location for shindigs.

I am still wanting to go for NH, as essentially have a theater on board. They serve a full menu, have alcoholic drinks and comfy seats. That being said, I will go where the people are. If there is essentially no interest in NH, it is pointless to push for.

Rochester tried to have a screening 2-3 years ago with no luck. They ended up going up to Toronto's screening.

Any idea why the screening fell through?

Outside of the people I met in college, I don't really know much about the browncoat population here. My biggest question at this point was how to gauge interest. And of course it's important to learn from the past. Any information on why it fell through before?

I'd have to check back and see if I have any emails left from when I was running the Toronto screenings. I know she had collected a lot of good swag but I can't now remember if it was an issue of not getting a theatre they could afford or not feeling that there was enough interest.
Sorry!
NaziCow_Late, we have to get a screening for you one of these years! You've been trying forever!