Ship of Fools Presents: The Antics Roadshow
December 21, 2011 - 5:21pm — managerThe Antics Roadshow!, an all original, Sketch Comedy night that will guarantee you to laugh your holiday rump off! (Mature audiences only)
Admission: $15.00 Adults | $12.00 Students/Seniors
More info at www.shipoffoolsproductions.com
Two performances: 8pm and 10pm
Celebration of Black Poetry
December 21, 2011 - 4:51pm — managerIn celebration of Black History Month, Richard Quinn & Sam Waymon present a Celebration of Black Poetry through Spoken Word & Music. Featuring the works of Nikki Giovanni, James Baldwin, Langston Hughes, and Zora Neale Hurston.
Admission: $15.00
Performance Dates:
02/03 - 8:00pm | 02/05 - 03:00pm | 02/25 - 8:00pm | 02/26 - 3:00pm
Celebration of Black Poetry
December 21, 2011 - 4:54pm — managerIn celebration of Black History Month, Richard Quinn & Sam Waymon present a Celebration of Black Poetry through Spoken Word & Music. Featuring the works of Nikki Giovanni, James Baldwin, Langston Hughes, and Zora Neale Hurston. Admission: $15.00 Performance Dates: 02/03 - 8:00pm | 02/05 - 03:00pm | 02/25 - 8:00pm | 02/26 - 3:00pm
Old Hickory
December 21, 2011 - 5:09pm — managerEver want to see a 'hilbilly gothic' theater performance? Ric Siler will deliver that with "Old Hickory." A play about a man with two problems: his ex-wife and his knife. Let the hilbilly gothic madness commence!
Performances: 02/10 - 02/11 - 02/12 at 8:00pm and a special Valentines Day Performance on 02/14 at 9:00pm
Admission: $15.00 Adults | $12.00 Seniors/Students
Old Hickory
December 21, 2011 - 5:10pm — managerEver want to see a 'hilbilly gothic' theater performance? Ric Siler will deliver that with "Old Hickory." A play about a man with two problems: his ex-wife and his knife. Let the hilbilly gothic madness commence! Performances: 02/10 - 02/11 - 02/12 at 8:00pm and a special Valentines Day Performance on 02/14 at 9:00pm Admission: $15.00 Adults | $12.00 Seniors/Students
Old Hickory
December 21, 2011 - 5:11pm — managerEver want to see a 'hilbilly gothic' theater performance? Ric Siler will deliver that with "Old Hickory." A play about a man with two problems: his ex-wife and his knife. Let the hilbilly gothic madness commence! Performances: 02/10 - 02/11 - 02/12 at 8:00pm and a special Valentines Day Performance on 02/14 at 9:00pm Admission: $15.00 Adults | $12.00 Seniors/Students
Old Hickory
December 21, 2011 - 5:11pm — managerEver want to see a 'hilbilly gothic' theater performance? Ric Siler will deliver that with "Old Hickory." A play about a man with two problems: his ex-wife and his knife. Let the hilbilly gothic madness commence! Performances: 02/10 - 02/11 - 02/12 at 8:00pm and a special Valentines Day Performance on 02/14 at 9:00pm Admission: $15.00 Adults | $12.00 Seniors/Students
Film: A Trip to the Moon
December 21, 2011 - 5:16pm — managerThe most famous early sci-fi film, 1902 Sci-Fi Flick - A Trip To The Moon. Professor Louie & The Crowmatix were commissioned by ERM/Naxos Record label to record a sound track to this fabulous silent movie. A must see for all movie lovers. This 12 minute movie and life story of the visionary George Melies is featured in the new movie "Hugo" by Martin Scorsese.
Live Music: Brandon Lee Richardson
January 12, 2012 - 2:38pm — managerA musical performance with Orange County based songwriter, Brandon Lee Richardson. Brandon has produced, written, composed, arranged, and engineered a number of his own records and for other local artists from the Hudson Valley area to NYC. He has formed his own band of musicians that he uses for his live shows and studio recordings.
Film: 'Round Midnight
December 21, 2011 - 5:27pm — managerIn 'Round Midnight, real-life jazz legend Dexter Gordon brilliantly portrays the fictional tenor sax player Dale Turner, a musician slowly losing the battle with alcoholism, estranged from his family, and hanging on by a thread in the 1950's New York jazz world. Dale gets an offer to play in Paris, where, like many other black American musicians at the time, he enjoys a respect for his humanity that is not based upon the color of his skin. A Parisian man who is obsessed with Turner's music befriends him and attempts to save Turner from himself.
