Ok, I am certainly no photo expert, but I still think there are some cool pictures of the show… everyone was well received and we were all impressed that it was The Moses’ first show. Well done, guys.
Special thanks to Tom Daly for letting me borrow his low-light lens and giving me a few pointers for shooting.
A UVa graduate student named Kathleen O’Brien has reached the final four at the National College Comedy Competition which takes place in Aspen, CO at the Aspen Rooftop Comedy Competition. Finals are today and you can watch them live on the internet at 8:45PM EST.
Someone at the Space party referred to Cvillain as a really organized, really fun community bulletin board. To add to that warm fuzzy feeling:
Charlottesville Women’s Theatre is having auditions for their next production on Monday, June 2, 2008 from 7 to 10 p.m. at Bridge PAI in Belmont (www.thebridgepai.com). Check it out. It sounds like they would like everyone and anyone to audition (we are working on getting parlie to audition in a dress-they would have a GREAT turnout).
Charlottesville Women’s Theatre Project is holding auditions for it’s next production on Monday June 2nd from 7-10 at The Bridge PAI in Belmont www.thebridgepai.com. We will be doing a staged reading of “Bras and Beaters” - a play by a local woman playwright. We need women AND men for this project! Performances mid to late July. No preparation needed! Questions contact 434-984-2684 or cvillewomenstheatreproject@gmail.com
If any of you check this out let us know how it goes. And please, please, please let us know if any of you end up in it. We would love to come cheer you on (selfish note: it would give me something to do on Friday night).
Since, Shaun is out enjoying the proverbial roads, I thought I would share some proverbial roads with you.
Natasha Khan, the muse behind Bat for Lashes, was a recent discovery for me. As far as I know, she hasn’t really hit stateside, just yet. Her dark melodic tones and unique approach to both music and associated art have created an instant fan in me.
Check out her myspace page for some more song demos, but for today, enjoy the sound and visuals of “What’s a Girl to Do.”
I wanted to share one of the coolest pieces of art I’ve seen recently. The artist who refers to himself as “Blu” paints on public spaces in Argentina and then uses stop action photography to animate his art. It is truly amazing stuff and very original. Blu maintains a very interesting blog that you should read if you want deeper insights into the work. Can we please get Blu to come to Charlottesville?! I would love it. Would you?
Live Arts just did a major redesign of their website. They’ve incorporated a lot of new features such as a blog (with commentary!), an AJAX side bar (that’s fancy stuff for non-technical people), sharing features and a whole lot more. Go check out their site and let us know what you think.
Blue Ridge InternetWorks has generously donated two box tickets and a free parking pass to the upcoming Gary Allan show at the Charlottesville Pavilion, this Thursday, May 8th. The seats are in Box 5, right next to the sound board.
Sons of Bill and James Otto also be playing at the show. It should be a sweet show! Tell your friends!
You have to support our sponsors so they want to give us tickets in the future. Please click the Blue Ridge link below!
All you have to do to register is to (1) click the above image, browse the site, then come back and (2) leave a comment below with your real email address. We will randomly select the winner of the 2 tickets and the free parking pass at 10AM on Thursday morning! Check back after the concert for a review and/or pictures.
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I had to take over song of the day today after I saw this video of this three (?) year old baby singing Hey Jude. It’s pretty amazing to see the baby sing the song in its entirety from memory. I’ve also included a live performance from the Beatles. All after the break.