Here are this week’s Hot Tickets in the New York area. Check back every Friday at noon, EST for stellar events that fit the interests of locals and tourists alike.
TONIGHT! Friday, January 27 I Pizza Man Julie and Alice are at their wits end. Everything has gone wrong. Julie has lost her job. Alice’s lover has gone back to his wife. They are frustrated with no outlet. What would a guy do? They decide to rape the pizza delivery guy. Will they find any satisfaction and power in their lives? Do any of us?
TONIGHT! Friday, January 27 I Stranger Than Paradise Jarmusch’s second feature-length film, “Stanger Than Paradise” would launch both Jarmusch and No Wave Cinema into the international spotlight when it premiered at the Cannes Film Festival, and won the Caméra d’Or prize. Following a self-styled New York hipster who is paid a surprise visit by his pretty 16-year-old Hungarian cousin, “Stranger than Paradise” examines the duo’s initial hostility and indifference that transitions into a strange affection between two exiles. Continuing on to win the Golden Leopard at the 1984 Locarno International Film Festival, the Special Jury Prize at the Sundance Film Festival, and National Society of Film Critics Award for Best Picture “Stranger than Paradise” captures not only the spirit of New York City in the 1980s but also the talent and vision of a burgeoning American cinematic voice. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Adam Aleksander, Aly Rose, Animamus Art Salon, Cannes Film Festival, Chelsea Market, Christian Stolarz, Damaris Drummond, Dan Whitten, Dianne Bowen, Dr. Faery Kreateve, Ellen Jong, Golden Chili Mug, Harriet Faith, Jacques Brel, Jacques Brel Returns, Jim Jarmusch, Jordan Tinker, Locarno International Film Festival, Mark Beigelman, Max Sanjulian, May Madarang, National Society of Film Crtics, No Wave Cinema, NYChilifest, Olivia Cohen, Peter Martin, Pizza Man, Sam Adams, Stranger Than Paradise, Sundance Film Festival, Sylva Dean, Tiger Theatricals
Every Thursday at noon, EST, Brown Paper Tickets posts upcoming events happening in the Boston area. Here are hot tickets for events coming up. Check back for stellar events that fit the interests of locals and tourists alike.
STARTS TONIGHT!! The Wrathskellar The Boston Babydolls present a very dark shade of burlesque in this archetypal underworld tavern where hearts, promises, and crockery are broken with abandon and secrets are hidden just below the surface. “The Wrathskellar” is just off an alley in Queen Victoria’s London or down a flight of stairs that Mack the Knife might have tread. In the dim limelight, a chanteuse sings forlornly of a lost love, while The Diva plots revenge for some imagined slight and The Lost Girl wonders if she’ll ever get home. A departure from The Boston Babydolls usual mix of bubbly fun and retro glamour, “The Wrathskellar” is a moody whirlpool of sinister dirges, predatory laments, and torch songs in a minor key. Instead of big band and swing, the soundtrack for “The Wrathskellar” features atmospheric and evocative works from Ute Lemper, Jacques Brel, Tom Waits, and Rufus Wainwright. A completely immersive experience, The Boston Babydolls have transformed the site in “The Wrathskellar.”
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Tags: Afrobeat, Back Bay, Beacon Hill, Beacon Hill Chocolates, Boston Babydolls, Boston Food Finds, BPT, Chimurenga, Copley Square Farmers' Market, Drek Jeter, Full Tang, Funk N' Country, Goat, Hall of Fame chowder, Highlife, Jacques Brel, Julia Childs, Liberty Hotel, Lizard Lounge, Rufus Wainwright, Sabatino and Company, Scampo, Sweet Cupcakes, The Nephok! Allstars, The Superpowers, The Wrathskellar, Tom Waits, Turner Fisheries, Ute Lemper
Every Friday at noon, EST, Brown Paper Tickets posts upcoming events happening in the New York area. Here are hot tickets for events coming up. Check back for stellar events that fit the interests of locals and tourists alike.
TONIGHT! AZTEC TWO-STEP 40th Anniversary Tour ~ CD Release Party! Aztec Two-Step’s debut album was named one of the top five classic folk albums by Real Simple magazine in ’07, joining work by Bob Dylan, Judy Collins, Tom Rush and Phil Ochs; also “…surpassing Simon and Garfunkel for exquisite harmonies, musicianship and emotion.” Their music was a staple of progressive FM and college radio, helping to bring the music of the 1960s into the ’70s. Aztec Two-Step continues to impress audiences with their shimmering, intricately textured twin guitar sound, as well as their intelligent songwriting ~vintage & brand new~ and their inspiring harmonies. Read the rest of this entry »
Tags: Aztec Two-Step, BPT, Bruno Brel, Edith Piaf, Huxley Vertical Cabaret Nouveau Orchestra, Jacques Brel, Jester's Dead, Jimmy Carbone, Jimmy's No. 43, Karen Kohler, Karen Rivara, Maysles Cinema, Micheline Van Hautem, Mystics, New York, oysters, Peconic Pearls, People's Improv Theater, Seth Bedford, Slow Food NYC, The Black Power Mixtape, Tim Finn