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usernamenumberI "love" how in one day I can go from a free day on Monday to being potentially booked from noonish to zomgoclock, but in addition to the afore-mentioned Scott Pilgrim outing (12:30pm lunch at Ball Square cafe, followed by the 2:15 showing at the Somerville-- lemme know if you want in on the planning) there's a friend's birthday party at 4, and then I find out about THIS at 8.
"Beowoulf: 1000 Years of Baggage: Digging into the roots of the original epic poem, this club-style SongPlay hearkens back to the raw and rowdy style of storytelling in the old Scandinavian mead halls- with a passion for fierce poetry and a pint of thick beer.
Monsters and professors collide in blood-soaked Scandinavia as this hefty poem is rescued from 1,000 years of analysis and transformed in a defiantly raucous dissertation on art and violence. With a 7-piece band including dueling trombones, bass clarinet, accordion and saw, Beowulf combines Weillian cabaret, 40's jazz harmony, indie rock, punk, electronica and Romantic lieder into a cacophonous swirl."
Especially at $15 per ticket, I don't think I'm allowed to not go see this. Anyone else interested?
In other news, I think Club Oberon may be becoming my favorite local theater.
"Beowoulf: 1000 Years of Baggage: Digging into the roots of the original epic poem, this club-style SongPlay hearkens back to the raw and rowdy style of storytelling in the old Scandinavian mead halls- with a passion for fierce poetry and a pint of thick beer.
Monsters and professors collide in blood-soaked Scandinavia as this hefty poem is rescued from 1,000 years of analysis and transformed in a defiantly raucous dissertation on art and violence. With a 7-piece band including dueling trombones, bass clarinet, accordion and saw, Beowulf combines Weillian cabaret, 40's jazz harmony, indie rock, punk, electronica and Romantic lieder into a cacophonous swirl."
Especially at $15 per ticket, I don't think I'm allowed to not go see this. Anyone else interested?
In other news, I think Club Oberon may be becoming my favorite local theater.
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Date: 2010-09-03 05:55 pm (UTC)Also, you kind of suck at having unscheduled days off. :)
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Date: 2010-09-03 06:08 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-09-04 04:16 am (UTC)Fuck year.
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Date: 2010-09-04 07:18 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-09-06 03:06 pm (UTC)Count me in. Think I can just buy my ticket at the door?
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Date: 2010-09-06 03:18 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-09-06 03:42 pm (UTC)*cough* So I'll be there. Cheers!