A screening and conversation about the Texas rodeo documentary Man in the Can. Chronicles the personal journey of a minor league rodeo clown trying to make it to the major leagues before he gets taken out by a bull.
Man in the Can relates the story of Ronald Burton, a rodeo clown who truly feels that this profession is his calling. A film by Noessa Higa, Man in the Can was shot in various cities across Texas and provides a deeper look at the tight-knit rodeo community.
A cinematic exploration of the Texas narrative, the Museum’s Texas Focus Film Series highlights stories by, for, and about Texans. This evening’s program is shown in conjunction with our special exhibition, Rodeo! The Exhibition, and includes a film screening and Q&A with director, Noessa Higa, and documentary subject, Ronald Burton. Come early at 6pm for a welcome reception with cash bar.
Please note: Entrance for this screening will be at the IMAX lobby doors.
Your ticket purchase supports the Bullock Museum’s exhibitions and educational programming.
Tickets are $3 for Bullock Museum members and students and $5 for general admission. Free parking is available in the Museum’s garage after 5 pm.
Phone: 512-936-8746
2018/04/05 - 2018/04/05
Bullock Texas State History Museum
1800 North Congress Avenue, Austin, TX 78701