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Hello, we’ve had some cancellations to some upcoming events. Can you please remove the following events from the calendar?
Jazz #4 Charles Lloyd and Gerald Clayton (03/20)
Late Night Opera Experience, (03/20)
Salsa Dance Party (03/28)
Brubeck Centennial (04/02)
OM @ THE MAX (04/05)
Hello, could you please add the following event to the calendar? Thank you!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
Late Night Opera Experience w/ Terence Blanchard and Denyce Graves
Friday, March 20, 2020, at 10 p.m. in The Cube
Presented in collaboration with Michigan Opera Theater, Mark Stryker will moderate a late-night chat with opera star Denyce Graves and Terence Blanchard about the Detroit debut of Champion – Terence’s “opera in jazz.” Graves will treat guests to a few selections from Champion.
Could you please add the following event to your calendar? Thanks so much!
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
620 Romeo St. Rochester, MI 48307
Friday, April 24th 6:00-8:00pm in Hickey Hall
MUSIC FEST featuring the True Blue Band
* Live Music
* British Invasion – Classic Rock of the 60’s and 70’s
* Family Friendly
* Coffee House Refreshments
* FREE
Hi, please add the following even to the calendar. Thank you!
CUBE Poetry Slam UNPLUGGED – Men Tell All
Friday, April 24, 2020, at 8:00 PM
Spoken word artist La Shaun phoenix Moore hosts an evening featuring Detroit’s finest poets and DJ Stacye J, plus an acoustic set by a special guest artist.
Tickets
$12 – General Admission
$35 – VIP Experience Advance (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
Hello, please add the following event at the CUBE to the calendar. Thank you!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48201
OM @ THE MAX
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Practice yoga to live chamber music! Certified yoga instructor and DSO Librarian Ethan Allen leads a group yoga session open to all skill levels—accompanied with music performed live by a DSO Ensemble. Namaste.
David LeDoux – Cello
Xihua Tang – Piano
TICKETS:
$18 – General Admission Advance
$25 – General Admission Door
“Online Harassment: A Threat to Democracy”
The Eisendrath Symposium with Elodie Vialle, Rana Ayyub, Jason Reich and moderator Roya Ensafi
March 24, 2020 | 4:30 p.m.
Rackham Amphitheatre
915 E Washington St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Free and open to the public.
About the Event
Online trolls target journalists with such frequency and intensity that 90 percent of reporters say online harassment has become their biggest safety concern, according to a study by the Committee to Protect Journalists. The perpetrators range from lone-wolf digital stalkers to synchronized armies of online mercenaries set in motion by political actors. They have turned social media platforms into battlefields filled with verbal weaponry meant to intimidate and silence journalists. The threats toward female journalists are particularly vicious and dangerous. A recent study by the International Women Media Foundation found that online harassment has prompted many women journalists to consider leaving the profession.
What can be done to track and counter the hate?
Wallace House Presents a conversation with Rana Ayyub, award-winning investigative journalist based in Mumbai, Elodie Vialle, a Knight-Wallace Fellow and authority on internet harassment and attacks against female journalists and Jason Reich, Vice President of Corporate Security for The New York Times Company. Roya Ensafi, founder of Censored Planet and assistant professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, will serve as moderator.
About the Speakers
Rana Ayyub is an award-winning investigative journalist based in Mumbai. A political writer and an important voice from South Asia, she is a Global Opinions contributor to The Washington Post. Her work has appeared in the The New York Times, The Guardian and Foreign Policy among other publications. She has reported on religious violence, insurgency and extrajudicial killings by the state and is author of the “Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover-Up,” an undercover investigation exposing the complicity of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in state-sponsored killings. Time magazine this year listed Ayyub among ten global journalists facing the most urgent threats to their work, freedom and safety.
Elodie Vialle is a Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan, where she is studying methods and best practices for countering online attacks of female journalists. She was previously the Head of the Technology desk at Reporters without Borders. Her work focused on topics such as online censorship, surveillance, disinformation and the impact of artificial intelligence on freedom of information and internet governance. Vialle has worked as an advisor for media outlets around the world, helping them to improve news coverage through the use of new technologies.
Jason Reich is Vice President of Corporate Security for The New York Times Company. He is responsible for the development and enforcement of all safety and security plans for employees and facilities while serving as the company’s internal expert on all security matters. He joined The Times from BuzzFeed, Inc. where he served as Director of Global Security since 2015. Prior to BuzzFeed, Jason was the founder and managing director of Collective Security Project, a team of crisis response experts, based in the United Kingdom, Turkey and the U.S., who were contracted to protect journalists, aid workers and N.G.O’s in challenging environments. Jason is a founding board member at the ACOS Alliance, and is a passionate advocate for freelance journalist safety worldwide.
Moderator
Roya Ensafi is an assistant professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan. Her research focuses on security and privacy, with an emphasis on designing techniques and systems to protect users from adversarial networks. She founded and directs Censored Planet at the University of Michigan. The research lab investigates privacy and security violations on the internet.
This event is produced with support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Hill Auditorium
825 N University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Free and open to the public.
Recode’s Kara Swisher interviews former Facebook executive Alex Stamos
Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple. A handful of tech companies have changed the way we live and built unprecedented industrial bases in the process. Their reach extends far beyond our pocketbooks into privacy, individual liberties, and the fabric of our democracy.
In August 2018, Facebook’s chief security officer Alex Stamos announced he would leave the company following reports of disagreements with other executives over how to address the Russian government’s use of Facebook to interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Since his departure he’s advocated for the breakup of the tech giant and co-authored the white paper “Securing American Elections: Prescriptions for Enhancing the Integrity and Independence of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections and Beyond.”
Do we really understand what we are giving away in exchange for speed and convenience? Do the tech giants understand, or care about, their responsibility in this digital age that they created?
Wallace House Presents Alex Stamos in a live interview with Recode Executive Editor Kara Swisher on stage at Hill Auditorium at 6:30 p.m. on March 18, 2020.
About the Speaker
Alex Stamos is the former chief security officer at Facebook and is now director of the Stanford Cyber Policy Center’s Internet Observatory at Stanford University.
About the Moderator
Kara Swisher is the co-founder and executive editor of Recode and host of the weekly interview podcast “Recode Decode.” She is also the co-executive editor of Code Conferences, which feature prominent speakers from the digital industry. She is a regular contributor to The New York Times opinion pages and a Livingston Awards national judge.
This event is co-sponsored by Computer Science and Engineering, the Center for Social Media Responsibility, ITS and Dissonance at the University of Michigan and Duo Security.
Please add Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s Spring Concert to your event calendar.
Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s spring concert and season finale offers something for everyone! The orchestra begins with a rousing overture, Glinka’s Overture to Ruslan and Ludmilla. You won’t want to miss the annual performance by the winner of the Young Artist Competition also on the program. In the second half of the concert, the orchestra will take you on a journey that highlights the classic songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein with local soloists Alta and Drake Dantzler and friends.
Please add the following event to your community calendar.
Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s Chamber Concert on Sunday 15 March 2020, 3pm, at St Pauls United Methodist Church, 620 Romeo Rd, Rochester MI 48307
Looking for something to do on a Sunday afternoon? You won’t want to miss Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s popular chamber orchestra concert. This year it will include two very special soloists. Violinists Lorrie Gunn and Maestro Milicevic, will be performing the Concerto for Two Violins by J.S. Bach. The orchestra will introduce the audience to the chamber music of Benjamin Britten, and Giovanni Sammartini.
Could you please add the following CUBE events to the calendar? Thanks!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
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KRIS JOHNSON QUARTET
Friday, January 24, 2020 at 10:00PM
Award-winning trumpeter, composer, and educator Kris Johnson toured the world as a trumpeter and arranger with the Count Basie Orchestra from 2008-2019. Drawing from jazz, classical, hip-hop, and neo-soul, his writing creates diverse textures that represent his unique musical identity. Johnson will be joined by pianist Alexis Lombre, bassist Jonathon Muir-Cotton, and drummer Nate Winn.
General Admission
$39 – VIP Experience (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
$12 – General Admission Seating (in advance)
$8 – General Admission with ticket to Music of Louis Armstrong Jazz concert
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CUBE POETRY SLAM – UNPLUGGED
Saturday, February 15, 2020 at 8:00PM
Spoken word artist La Shaun phoenix Moore hosts an evening featuring Detroit’s finest poets and DJ Stacye J, plus an acoustic set by R&B singer and WDET’s Tiny Desk Fan Favorite Johnyce.
Tickets:
$12 – General Admission
$35 – VIP Experience Advance (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
Practice yoga to live chamber music! Certified yoga instructor and DSO Librarian Ethan Allen leads a group yoga session open to all skill levels—accompanied with music performed live by a DSO string quartet. Namaste.
TICKETS:
$18 – General Admission Advance
$25 – General Admission Door
The Music Of Duke Ellington: On A Turquoise Cloud
Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 8:00PM
On a Turquoise Cloud brings a stunning chapter of the Ellington songbook to light, curated by singer/scholar Candice Hoyes with artistic direction and original arrangements by bassist Noah Jackson. Comprised of rarely-performed songs that remain as innovative today as they were in Ellington’s day, “On a Turquoise Cloud” paved the way in style and substance for today’s musical theater, soul, and contemporary classical music. This rare, genre-bending collection has been nearly unknown since Duke Ellington’s performances over 70 years ago, and was reclaimed by Hoyes through research. With Jackson’s creative approach, a unique blend of jazz quartet and string quartet, this concert promises to inspire music lovers of every persuasion.
General Admission
$60 – VIP Experience - Includes reserved cabaret style seating and a free drink.
$18 – General Admission Seating (in advance)
$25 – General Admission Seating (door)
Below is some information regarding an event we will be hosting in Orchestra Hall, as part of the Paradise Jazz Series, please add it to the calendar.
Thank you!
PJS20 with Terence Blanchard
Saturday, May 2, 2020 – 8:00 PM
Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
The 2019-2020 season marks the 20th anniversary of the Paradise Jazz Series, which was inaugurated by the DSO in 1999 to honor Orchestra Hall’s ten-year history as the Paradise Theatre, and the DSO remains one of few major orchestras to present a jazz series on its main stage. Erb Jazz Chair Terence Blanchard leads an all-star band featuring artists who have performed on the Paradise Jazz Series to celebrate two decades of world-class jazz on the Orchestra Hall stage.
Tickets
$19 – Upper Balcony
$30 – Mid Balcony
$40 – Main Floor B
$52 – Main Floor A
$60 – Dress Circle
$99 – Box Level
Could you please add the following event to the community calendar?
Thanks!
BRUBECK CENTENNIAL
with the Brubeck Brothers
Thursday, April 2 – 7:30pm
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
2020 marks the centennial year of jazz giant Dave Brubeck. To celebrate Dave’s life and legacy, his sons Chris and Dan Brubeck—who performed and recorded with their father beginning in the 1970s—curate a multimedia show with their own Brubeck Brothers Quartet. Through stories told by Chris and Dan and music performed by the quartet, the show invites audiences to travel along the timeline of Dave’s extraordinary life and career.
TICKETS:
$25 – General Admission
$60 – VIP Experience – includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink
Where:
Thomas Francis Jr. School of Public Health Building, Community Room, 1420 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI
Description:
University of Music Dept. of Organ present organist Karl Osterland from Historic Trinity Lutheran Church, Detroit preforming works of his own composition and by Dietrich Buxtehude, J.S. Bach, and Clément Loret. https://smtd.umich.edu/performances-events/events/event/?id=13304
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Brown Bag Organ Recital Series
When:
Wed, February 12 at 12:05pm – 1:00pm
Where:
Thomas Francis Jr. School of Public Health Building, Community Room, 1420 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI
Where:
St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic Church, 22412 Overlake (at Greater Mack), St. Clair Shores, MI
Description:
Detroit American Guild of Organist Scholarship Competition. http://detroitago.org/
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Organist Nicholas Mitchell Garcia
When:
Sunday, March 15, 2020, 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Where:
First Presbyterian Church, 300 N. Washington St., Ypsilanti, MI
Description:
Associate Organist of St. Hugo of the Hills Nicholas Mitchell Garcia plays the Martin Ott Pipe Organ. (This instrument uses pipes from the original 1897 Jardine & Sons Organ with expanded pipework and new works.) http://fpcy.org/index.php/events-list/ypsi-pipes
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Bach Celebration
When:
Thursday, March 19 at 12:15pm – 1:15pm
Where:
First Baptist Church of Ann Arbor, 517 E. Washington St. (W. of State St.), Ann Arbor, MI
Description:
Happy Birthday to J.S. Bach: Organist Alice Van Wambeke plays the Fugue in E-Flat Major (BWV 552); Phoebe Gelzer-Govatos, violin and Shin-Ae Chun, continuo organ perform the Violin Sonata in E Minor (BWV 1023); Ling-Ju Lai plays piano on Toccata in C Minor (BWV 911) and the Early Music Singers sing Cantata (BWV 174) Wohl mir, dass from ich Jesum habe (I am glad that I have Jesus). https://www.fbca2.org/event/coffee-break-concert-bach-celebration/
Free and open to the public.
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Organist Nicholas Schmelter
When:
Friday, March 27, 2020, 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Where:
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 620 Romeo St., Rochester, MI
Where:
Cherry Hill Presbyterian Church, 24110 Cherry Hill St. (at Telegraph Rd.), Dearborn, MI
Description:
Detroit AGO Member & Scholarship Recital on the 1959 Austin 3/43 Organ. http://detroitago.org/
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Organist Thomas Bara
When:
Sunday, May 17, 2020, 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Where:
First Presbyterian Church, 300 N. Washington St., Ypsilanti, MI
Description:
Interlochen Arts Academy instructor of organ Thomas Bara plays the Martin Ott Pipe Organ. (This instrument uses pipes from the original 1897 Jardine & Sons Organ with expanded pipework and new works.) http://fpcy.org/index.php/events-list/ypsi-pipes
Hello,
Please add to the calendar the following events at the CUBE, thanks!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit MI, 48201
CYRILLE AIMÉE:
A SONDHEIM ADVENTURE
Friday, February 28, 2020 – 8:00pm
Acclaimed vocalist Cyrille Aimée returns to The Cube to perform music from the Sondheim songbook and more!
TICKETS:
$49 – VIP Experience – Includes reserved cabaret style seating and a 1 FREE Drink
$15 – General Admission Seating (in advance)
$25 – General Admission Seating (at the door)
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Silents at the Senate: Metropolis
When:
Sat, March 28, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
Detroit Theater Organ Society presents organist Scott Smith playsing the 1928 Wurlitzer Organ 4/34 opus #1953 (originally installed at the Fisher Theater) to Fritz Lang’s 1927 German expressionist classic “Metropolis”.
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $10.00
313-894-0850 http://www.DTOS.org http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Organist Mark Herman in Concert
When:
Sun, April 19, 3pm – 5pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
Detroit Theater Organ Society presents organist Mark Herman plays the 1928 Wurlitzer Organ 4/34 opus #1953 (originally installed at the Fisher Theater).
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $10.00
313-894-0850 http://www.DTOS.org http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Lance Luce in Concert
When:
Sun, May 17, 3pm – 5pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
Detroit Theater Organ Society presents organist Lance Luce plays the 1928 Wurlitzer Organ 4/34 opus #1953 (originally installed at the Fisher Theater).
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $10.00
313-894-0850 http://www.DTOS.org http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate: Grease
When:
Sat, February 15, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
After a fleeting summer romance on the beach, Danny Zuko (John Travolta) and Sandy Olsson (Olivia Newton-John) begin the school year at Rydell High still dreaming of their lost summer love. The story follows Sandy, Danny, and their friends (the T-Birds and Pink Ladies) through the school year, chronicling Danny and Sandy’s attempts to rekindle their love and the struggles of teenage life in the 1950’s.
A 1950’s Pop-Up Shop featuring Flamingo Vintage and other vendors will be bringing poodles skirts and more to round out a truly retro evening. We’ll be handing out prizes for best dressed at intermission so bring your poodle skirts and bomber jackets!
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850 http://www.DTOS.org http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate
A Weekend with Humphrey and Huston: Beat The Devil
When:
Fri, February 28, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
In 1953 the legendary director, John Huston set out to make another picture with his friend and frequent collaborator, Humphrey Bogart and enlisted the help of a fledgling writer by the name of Truman Capote. When it was finished it fell with a flop at the box office. Beat the Devil, however, would eventually live on to reach cult status.
The end result is a comic adventure story that also works as a spoof of Huston’s own work, and is one that clearly cares more about character than plot. Capote’s dialogue, while often patently absurd, is delightful; and the actors, (including marquee stars and veteran character actors alike,) make the most of their parts as they deliver each line with gusto. While the characters (or caricatures) seem as bewildered by the plot as the viewer might be, in the end it doesn’t matter much; everyone seems to be having way too much fun.
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850 http://www.DTOS.org http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate
A Weekend with Humphrey and Huston: The Maltese Falcon
When:
Sat, February 29, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
The Maltese Falcon was an enormous success, and as the years have gone by, its reputation has only grown. It is often cited as the first important film in a genre that still resonates with viewers today nearly 80 years later: Film Noir. Audiences at the time reveled in the snappy dialogue as they were taken on a journey through a dark and labyrinthine plot with shadows and fog to match.
The film’s success can be largely attributed to Huston’s meticulous planning. His screenplay took almost all of the film’s dialogue straight from the novel. This gave him more time to sketch out his storyboards. By the time filming started, the actors knew exactly what they were going to say, and the cinematographer knew exactly how each shot was to be framed. The film was essentially made in Huston’s mind before the crew arrived.
Of course, the film wouldn’t have been the same without the universally outstanding performances of its cast. Beyond Humphrey Bogart’s star turn and Mary Astor’s expert take on the scheming femme fatale archetype, Peter Lorre shines as the deceitful lowlife, Joel Cairo. Sydney Greenstreet gives an iconic performance as Cairo’s boss, Kasper “Fat Man” Gutman. His performance as the well-educated but depraved ringleader earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
They Live is a 1988 American science-fiction action thriller film written and directed by John Carpenter. It follows a drifter (Roddy Piper) who discovers that the ruling class are aliens concealing their appearance and manipulating people to spend money, breed, and accept the status quo with subliminal messages in mass media.
The film’s six-minute alley brawl between Keith David and Roddy Piper over a pair of the special sunglasses is on many all-time lists for best fight scenes.
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850 http://www.DTOS.org http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Could you please add the following event to the calendar? Thank you!
A Night of Duos: Charles Lloyd & Gerald Clayton | Alfredo Rodríguez & Pedrito Martinez
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
Friday , March 20 – 8:00pm
Saxophone legend and NEA Jazz Master Charles Lloyd was one of the first jazz artists to sell a million copies of a recording: 1967’s Forest Flower. Pianist Gerald Clayton’s dynamic and award-winning sound has been praised by Jazz Times and the Los Angeles Times. Lloyd makes his Paradise Jazz Series debut with Clayton for a rare duo performance.
World-renowned percussion master Pedrito Martinez joins forces with Grammy-nominated pianist and Quincy Jones protégé Alfredo Rodríguez to perform Cuban classics, original compositions, and surprising covers.
Hello, we’ve had some cancellations to some upcoming events. Can you please remove the following events from the calendar?
Jazz #4 Charles Lloyd and Gerald Clayton (03/20)
Late Night Opera Experience, (03/20)
Salsa Dance Party (03/28)
Brubeck Centennial (04/02)
OM @ THE MAX (04/05)
Thank you, and sorry for the inconvenience!
Ok, all gone.
Hello, could you please add the following event to the calendar? Thank you!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
Late Night Opera Experience w/ Terence Blanchard and Denyce Graves
Friday, March 20, 2020, at 10 p.m. in The Cube
Presented in collaboration with Michigan Opera Theater, Mark Stryker will moderate a late-night chat with opera star Denyce Graves and Terence Blanchard about the Detroit debut of Champion – Terence’s “opera in jazz.” Graves will treat guests to a few selections from Champion.
Tickets
$39 – VIP Experience (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
$10 – General Admission Seating
$5 – General Admission with ticket to 8 PM Paradise Jazz concert
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/late-night-opera-experience/
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/7141
Could you please add the following event to your calendar? Thanks so much!
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church
620 Romeo St. Rochester, MI 48307
Friday, April 24th 6:00-8:00pm in Hickey Hall
MUSIC FEST featuring the True Blue Band
* Live Music
* British Invasion – Classic Rock of the 60’s and 70’s
* Family Friendly
* Coffee House Refreshments
* FREE
Ok Jeff, all set.
Hi, please add the following even to the calendar. Thank you!
CUBE Poetry Slam UNPLUGGED – Men Tell All
Friday, April 24, 2020, at 8:00 PM
Spoken word artist La Shaun phoenix Moore hosts an evening featuring Detroit’s finest poets and DJ Stacye J, plus an acoustic set by a special guest artist.
Tickets
$12 – General Admission
$35 – VIP Experience Advance (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/cube-poetry-slam-unplugged-3/
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/7126
Hello, please add the following event at the CUBE to the calendar. Thank you!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Ave.
Detroit, MI 48201
OM @ THE MAX
Sunday, April 5, 2020
Practice yoga to live chamber music! Certified yoga instructor and DSO Librarian Ethan Allen leads a group yoga session open to all skill levels—accompanied with music performed live by a DSO Ensemble. Namaste.
David LeDoux – Cello
Xihua Tang – Piano
TICKETS:
$18 – General Admission Advance
$25 – General Admission Door
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/om-the-max/
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/7094
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“Online Harassment: A Threat to Democracy”
The Eisendrath Symposium with Elodie Vialle, Rana Ayyub, Jason Reich and moderator Roya Ensafi
March 24, 2020 | 4:30 p.m.
Rackham Amphitheatre
915 E Washington St, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Free and open to the public.
About the Event
Online trolls target journalists with such frequency and intensity that 90 percent of reporters say online harassment has become their biggest safety concern, according to a study by the Committee to Protect Journalists. The perpetrators range from lone-wolf digital stalkers to synchronized armies of online mercenaries set in motion by political actors. They have turned social media platforms into battlefields filled with verbal weaponry meant to intimidate and silence journalists. The threats toward female journalists are particularly vicious and dangerous. A recent study by the International Women Media Foundation found that online harassment has prompted many women journalists to consider leaving the profession.
What can be done to track and counter the hate?
Wallace House Presents a conversation with Rana Ayyub, award-winning investigative journalist based in Mumbai, Elodie Vialle, a Knight-Wallace Fellow and authority on internet harassment and attacks against female journalists and Jason Reich, Vice President of Corporate Security for The New York Times Company. Roya Ensafi, founder of Censored Planet and assistant professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan, will serve as moderator.
About the Speakers
Rana Ayyub is an award-winning investigative journalist based in Mumbai. A political writer and an important voice from South Asia, she is a Global Opinions contributor to The Washington Post. Her work has appeared in the The New York Times, The Guardian and Foreign Policy among other publications. She has reported on religious violence, insurgency and extrajudicial killings by the state and is author of the “Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover-Up,” an undercover investigation exposing the complicity of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in state-sponsored killings. Time magazine this year listed Ayyub among ten global journalists facing the most urgent threats to their work, freedom and safety.
Elodie Vialle is a Knight-Wallace Fellow at the University of Michigan, where she is studying methods and best practices for countering online attacks of female journalists. She was previously the Head of the Technology desk at Reporters without Borders. Her work focused on topics such as online censorship, surveillance, disinformation and the impact of artificial intelligence on freedom of information and internet governance. Vialle has worked as an advisor for media outlets around the world, helping them to improve news coverage through the use of new technologies.
Jason Reich is Vice President of Corporate Security for The New York Times Company. He is responsible for the development and enforcement of all safety and security plans for employees and facilities while serving as the company’s internal expert on all security matters. He joined The Times from BuzzFeed, Inc. where he served as Director of Global Security since 2015. Prior to BuzzFeed, Jason was the founder and managing director of Collective Security Project, a team of crisis response experts, based in the United Kingdom, Turkey and the U.S., who were contracted to protect journalists, aid workers and N.G.O’s in challenging environments. Jason is a founding board member at the ACOS Alliance, and is a passionate advocate for freelance journalist safety worldwide.
Moderator
Roya Ensafi is an assistant professor of Computer Science and Engineering at the University of Michigan. Her research focuses on security and privacy, with an emphasis on designing techniques and systems to protect users from adversarial networks. She founded and directs Censored Planet at the University of Michigan. The research lab investigates privacy and security violations on the internet.
This event is produced with support from the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation.
Michigan Radio is a co-sponsor of the event.
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“What Does Big Tech Owes Us?”
March 18, 2020 | 6:30 p.m.
Hill Auditorium
825 N University Ave, Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Free and open to the public.
Recode’s Kara Swisher interviews former Facebook executive Alex Stamos
Google, Amazon, Facebook, Apple. A handful of tech companies have changed the way we live and built unprecedented industrial bases in the process. Their reach extends far beyond our pocketbooks into privacy, individual liberties, and the fabric of our democracy.
In August 2018, Facebook’s chief security officer Alex Stamos announced he would leave the company following reports of disagreements with other executives over how to address the Russian government’s use of Facebook to interfere with the 2016 U.S. presidential election. Since his departure he’s advocated for the breakup of the tech giant and co-authored the white paper “Securing American Elections: Prescriptions for Enhancing the Integrity and Independence of the 2020 U.S. Presidential Elections and Beyond.”
Do we really understand what we are giving away in exchange for speed and convenience? Do the tech giants understand, or care about, their responsibility in this digital age that they created?
Wallace House Presents Alex Stamos in a live interview with Recode Executive Editor Kara Swisher on stage at Hill Auditorium at 6:30 p.m. on March 18, 2020.
About the Speaker
Alex Stamos is the former chief security officer at Facebook and is now director of the Stanford Cyber Policy Center’s Internet Observatory at Stanford University.
About the Moderator
Kara Swisher is the co-founder and executive editor of Recode and host of the weekly interview podcast “Recode Decode.” She is also the co-executive editor of Code Conferences, which feature prominent speakers from the digital industry. She is a regular contributor to The New York Times opinion pages and a Livingston Awards national judge.
This event is co-sponsored by Computer Science and Engineering, the Center for Social Media Responsibility, ITS and Dissonance at the University of Michigan and Duo Security.
Please add Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s Spring Concert to your event calendar.
Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s spring concert and season finale offers something for everyone! The orchestra begins with a rousing overture, Glinka’s Overture to Ruslan and Ludmilla. You won’t want to miss the annual performance by the winner of the Young Artist Competition also on the program. In the second half of the concert, the orchestra will take you on a journey that highlights the classic songs of Rodgers and Hammerstein with local soloists Alta and Drake Dantzler and friends.
For tickets, go to https://rochestersymphony.com/event/spring-concert-2/
The concert will be at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 620 Romeo Rd Rochester, MI 48307 United States, from 8.00pm.
For more info, go to http://www.rochestersymphony.com, or email info@rochestersymphony.com
Please add the following event to your community calendar.
Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s Chamber Concert on Sunday 15 March 2020, 3pm, at St Pauls United Methodist Church, 620 Romeo Rd, Rochester MI 48307
Looking for something to do on a Sunday afternoon? You won’t want to miss Rochester Symphony Orchestra’s popular chamber orchestra concert. This year it will include two very special soloists. Violinists Lorrie Gunn and Maestro Milicevic, will be performing the Concerto for Two Violins by J.S. Bach. The orchestra will introduce the audience to the chamber music of Benjamin Britten, and Giovanni Sammartini.
For tickets, go to https://rochestersymphony.com/event/chamber-orchestra-concert-2/
Hello,
Could you please add the following CUBE events to the calendar? Thanks!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
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KRIS JOHNSON QUARTET
Friday, January 24, 2020 at 10:00PM
Award-winning trumpeter, composer, and educator Kris Johnson toured the world as a trumpeter and arranger with the Count Basie Orchestra from 2008-2019. Drawing from jazz, classical, hip-hop, and neo-soul, his writing creates diverse textures that represent his unique musical identity. Johnson will be joined by pianist Alexis Lombre, bassist Jonathon Muir-Cotton, and drummer Nate Winn.
General Admission
$39 – VIP Experience (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
$12 – General Admission Seating (in advance)
$8 – General Admission with ticket to Music of Louis Armstrong Jazz concert
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/kris-johnson-quartet
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6864
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CUBE POETRY SLAM – UNPLUGGED
Saturday, February 15, 2020 at 8:00PM
Spoken word artist La Shaun phoenix Moore hosts an evening featuring Detroit’s finest poets and DJ Stacye J, plus an acoustic set by R&B singer and WDET’s Tiny Desk Fan Favorite Johnyce.
Tickets:
$12 – General Admission
$35 – VIP Experience Advance (includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink)
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/cube-poetry-slam-unplugged-3/
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6866
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OM @ THE MAX
Sunday, February 23, 2020 at 10:30AM
Practice yoga to live chamber music! Certified yoga instructor and DSO Librarian Ethan Allen leads a group yoga session open to all skill levels—accompanied with music performed live by a DSO string quartet. Namaste.
TICKETS:
$18 – General Admission Advance
$25 – General Admission Door
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/om-the-max/
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6868
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The Music Of Duke Ellington: On A Turquoise Cloud
Saturday, February 29, 2020 at 8:00PM
On a Turquoise Cloud brings a stunning chapter of the Ellington songbook to light, curated by singer/scholar Candice Hoyes with artistic direction and original arrangements by bassist Noah Jackson. Comprised of rarely-performed songs that remain as innovative today as they were in Ellington’s day, “On a Turquoise Cloud” paved the way in style and substance for today’s musical theater, soul, and contemporary classical music. This rare, genre-bending collection has been nearly unknown since Duke Ellington’s performances over 70 years ago, and was reclaimed by Hoyes through research. With Jackson’s creative approach, a unique blend of jazz quartet and string quartet, this concert promises to inspire music lovers of every persuasion.
General Admission
$60 – VIP Experience - Includes reserved cabaret style seating and a free drink.
$18 – General Admission Seating (in advance)
$25 – General Admission Seating (door)
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/the-music-of-duke-ellington-on-a-turquoise-cloud
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6872
Hello,
Below is some information regarding an event we will be hosting in Orchestra Hall, as part of the Paradise Jazz Series, please add it to the calendar.
Thank you!
PJS20 with Terence Blanchard
Saturday, May 2, 2020 – 8:00 PM
Max M. & Marjorie S. Fisher Music Center
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
The 2019-2020 season marks the 20th anniversary of the Paradise Jazz Series, which was inaugurated by the DSO in 1999 to honor Orchestra Hall’s ten-year history as the Paradise Theatre, and the DSO remains one of few major orchestras to present a jazz series on its main stage. Erb Jazz Chair Terence Blanchard leads an all-star band featuring artists who have performed on the Paradise Jazz Series to celebrate two decades of world-class jazz on the Orchestra Hall stage.
Tickets
$19 – Upper Balcony
$30 – Mid Balcony
$40 – Main Floor B
$52 – Main Floor A
$60 – Dress Circle
$99 – Box Level
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/pjs20-with-terence-blanchard/
https://tickets.dso.org/syos/performance/6053
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Could you please add the following event to the community calendar?
Thanks!
BRUBECK CENTENNIAL
with the Brubeck Brothers
Thursday, April 2 – 7:30pm
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
2020 marks the centennial year of jazz giant Dave Brubeck. To celebrate Dave’s life and legacy, his sons Chris and Dan Brubeck—who performed and recorded with their father beginning in the 1970s—curate a multimedia show with their own Brubeck Brothers Quartet. Through stories told by Chris and Dan and music performed by the quartet, the show invites audiences to travel along the timeline of Dave’s extraordinary life and career.
TICKETS:
$25 – General Admission
$60 – VIP Experience – includes admission, reserved cabaret seat, and 1 FREE Drink
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/brubeck-centennial/
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6058
Dear WorkerB at WRCJ,
Please post the following list of organ concerts and recitals in the Metro-Detroit Area.
Thank you and Happy New Year.
Organist Gail Archer
When:
Sun, January 26, 2020 at 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Where:
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, 711 Saginaw St. (at 3rd St.), Flint, MI
Description:
Music in the Heart of the City presents organist Gail Archer performing music from her CD “A Russian Journey”
https://www.stpaulschurchflint.com/music-in-the-heart-of-the-city
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Brown Bag Organ Recital Series: Karl Osterland
When:
Wed, January 29 at 12:05pm – 1:00pm
Where:
Thomas Francis Jr. School of Public Health Building, Community Room, 1420 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI
Description:
University of Music Dept. of Organ present organist Karl Osterland from Historic Trinity Lutheran Church, Detroit preforming works of his own composition and by Dietrich Buxtehude, J.S. Bach, and Clément Loret.
https://smtd.umich.edu/performances-events/events/event/?id=13304
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Brown Bag Organ Recital Series
When:
Wed, February 12 at 12:05pm – 1:00pm
Where:
Thomas Francis Jr. School of Public Health Building, Community Room, 1420 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI
Description:
University of Music Dept. of Organ students present this lunchtime recital.
https://smtd.umich.edu/performances-events/events/event/?id=13305
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Brown Bag Recital Series
When:
Wed, February 26 at 12:05pm – 1:00pm
Where:
Thomas Francis Jr. School of Public Health Building, Community Room, 1420 Washington Heights, Ann Arbor, MI
Description:
University of Music Dept. of Organ students Cecilia Kowara and Ken Simon play works of Dietrich Buxtehude, Georg Böhm, and J.S. Bach.
https://smtd.umich.edu/performances-events/events/event/?id=13306
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Detroit AGO Scholarship Awards
When:
Mon, March 9, 2020 at 6:00pm – 8:00pm
Where:
St. Joan of Arc Roman Catholic Church, 22412 Overlake (at Greater Mack), St. Clair Shores, MI
Description:
Detroit American Guild of Organist Scholarship Competition.
http://detroitago.org/
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Organist Nicholas Mitchell Garcia
When:
Sunday, March 15, 2020, 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Where:
First Presbyterian Church, 300 N. Washington St., Ypsilanti, MI
Description:
Associate Organist of St. Hugo of the Hills Nicholas Mitchell Garcia plays the Martin Ott Pipe Organ. (This instrument uses pipes from the original 1897 Jardine & Sons Organ with expanded pipework and new works.)
http://fpcy.org/index.php/events-list/ypsi-pipes
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Bach Celebration
When:
Thursday, March 19 at 12:15pm – 1:15pm
Where:
First Baptist Church of Ann Arbor, 517 E. Washington St. (W. of State St.), Ann Arbor, MI
Description:
Happy Birthday to J.S. Bach: Organist Alice Van Wambeke plays the Fugue in E-Flat Major (BWV 552); Phoebe Gelzer-Govatos, violin and Shin-Ae Chun, continuo organ perform the Violin Sonata in E Minor (BWV 1023); Ling-Ju Lai plays piano on Toccata in C Minor (BWV 911) and the Early Music Singers sing Cantata (BWV 174) Wohl mir, dass from ich Jesum habe (I am glad that I have Jesus).
https://www.fbca2.org/event/coffee-break-concert-bach-celebration/
Free and open to the public.
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Organist Nicholas Schmelter
When:
Friday, March 27, 2020, 12:00pm – 1:00pm
Where:
St. Paul’s United Methodist Church, 620 Romeo St., Rochester, MI
Description:
Harmony In The Hills Lenten Noontime Concert presents organist Nicholas Schmelter playing the 1989 J.W. Walker & Sons 3/42 pipe organ.
http://www.stpaulsrochester.org/index.php/hith-concerts/
https://www.schmeltermusic.com/
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Detroit AGO Member & Scholarship Recital
When:
Mon, May 11, 2020 at 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Where:
Cherry Hill Presbyterian Church, 24110 Cherry Hill St. (at Telegraph Rd.), Dearborn, MI
Description:
Detroit AGO Member & Scholarship Recital on the 1959 Austin 3/43 Organ.
http://detroitago.org/
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Organist Thomas Bara
When:
Sunday, May 17, 2020, 4:00pm – 5:30pm
Where:
First Presbyterian Church, 300 N. Washington St., Ypsilanti, MI
Description:
Interlochen Arts Academy instructor of organ Thomas Bara plays the Martin Ott Pipe Organ. (This instrument uses pipes from the original 1897 Jardine & Sons Organ with expanded pipework and new works.)
http://fpcy.org/index.php/events-list/ypsi-pipes
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Hello,
Please add to the calendar the following events at the CUBE, thanks!
The CUBE
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit MI, 48201
CYRILLE AIMÉE:
A SONDHEIM ADVENTURE
Friday, February 28, 2020 – 8:00pm
Acclaimed vocalist Cyrille Aimée returns to The Cube to perform music from the Sondheim songbook and more!
TICKETS:
$49 – VIP Experience – Includes reserved cabaret style seating and a 1 FREE Drink
$15 – General Admission Seating (in advance)
$25 – General Admission Seating (at the door)
http://dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/cyrille-aimee-a-sondheim-adventure
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6833
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Salsa Dance Party
Saturday, March 28, 2020 at 8 PM
Arrive early for a dance lesson with Award-winning Latin dancer/instructor Mambo Marci and stay for the open dance floor and live music.
Salsa Dance Lesson – 8 PM
Live DJ + Live Music – 9 PM – 12:00 AM
TICKETS:
$15 – General Admission Advance
$25 – General Admission Door
$40 – VIP Experience Advance – includes admission, reserved cabaret seat and 1 FREE Drink
$50 – VIP Experience Door
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/salsa-dance-party
https://tickets.dso.org/booking/production/bestavailable/6831
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Silents at the Senate: Metropolis
When:
Sat, March 28, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
Detroit Theater Organ Society presents organist Scott Smith playsing the 1928 Wurlitzer Organ 4/34 opus #1953 (originally installed at the Fisher Theater) to Fritz Lang’s 1927 German expressionist classic “Metropolis”.
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $10.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Organist Mark Herman in Concert
When:
Sun, April 19, 3pm – 5pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
Detroit Theater Organ Society presents organist Mark Herman plays the 1928 Wurlitzer Organ 4/34 opus #1953 (originally installed at the Fisher Theater).
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $10.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Lance Luce in Concert
When:
Sun, May 17, 3pm – 5pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
Detroit Theater Organ Society presents organist Lance Luce plays the 1928 Wurlitzer Organ 4/34 opus #1953 (originally installed at the Fisher Theater).
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $10.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate: Grease
When:
Sat, February 15, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
After a fleeting summer romance on the beach, Danny Zuko (John Travolta) and Sandy Olsson (Olivia Newton-John) begin the school year at Rydell High still dreaming of their lost summer love. The story follows Sandy, Danny, and their friends (the T-Birds and Pink Ladies) through the school year, chronicling Danny and Sandy’s attempts to rekindle their love and the struggles of teenage life in the 1950’s.
A 1950’s Pop-Up Shop featuring Flamingo Vintage and other vendors will be bringing poodles skirts and more to round out a truly retro evening. We’ll be handing out prizes for best dressed at intermission so bring your poodle skirts and bomber jackets!
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate
A Weekend with Humphrey and Huston: Beat The Devil
When:
Fri, February 28, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
In 1953 the legendary director, John Huston set out to make another picture with his friend and frequent collaborator, Humphrey Bogart and enlisted the help of a fledgling writer by the name of Truman Capote. When it was finished it fell with a flop at the box office. Beat the Devil, however, would eventually live on to reach cult status.
The end result is a comic adventure story that also works as a spoof of Huston’s own work, and is one that clearly cares more about character than plot. Capote’s dialogue, while often patently absurd, is delightful; and the actors, (including marquee stars and veteran character actors alike,) make the most of their parts as they deliver each line with gusto. While the characters (or caricatures) seem as bewildered by the plot as the viewer might be, in the end it doesn’t matter much; everyone seems to be having way too much fun.
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate
A Weekend with Humphrey and Huston: The Maltese Falcon
When:
Sat, February 29, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
The Maltese Falcon was an enormous success, and as the years have gone by, its reputation has only grown. It is often cited as the first important film in a genre that still resonates with viewers today nearly 80 years later: Film Noir. Audiences at the time reveled in the snappy dialogue as they were taken on a journey through a dark and labyrinthine plot with shadows and fog to match.
The film’s success can be largely attributed to Huston’s meticulous planning. His screenplay took almost all of the film’s dialogue straight from the novel. This gave him more time to sketch out his storyboards. By the time filming started, the actors knew exactly what they were going to say, and the cinematographer knew exactly how each shot was to be framed. The film was essentially made in Huston’s mind before the crew arrived.
Of course, the film wouldn’t have been the same without the universally outstanding performances of its cast. Beyond Humphrey Bogart’s star turn and Mary Astor’s expert take on the scheming femme fatale archetype, Peter Lorre shines as the deceitful lowlife, Joel Cairo. Sydney Greenstreet gives an iconic performance as Cairo’s boss, Kasper “Fat Man” Gutman. His performance as the well-educated but depraved ringleader earned him an Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor.
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
Movies at the Senate: They Live
When:
Sat, March 21, 8pm – 10:30pm
Where:
Senate Theater, 6424 Michigan Ave. (just W. of Livernois), Detroit, MI
Description:
They Live is a 1988 American science-fiction action thriller film written and directed by John Carpenter. It follows a drifter (Roddy Piper) who discovers that the ruling class are aliens concealing their appearance and manipulating people to spend money, breed, and accept the status quo with subliminal messages in mass media.
The film’s six-minute alley brawl between Keith David and Roddy Piper over a pair of the special sunglasses is on many all-time lists for best fight scenes.
Doors open at 7pm, Organ Overture at 7:30pm
Free Parking in back off Gilbert Street.
Tickets: $5.00
313-894-0850
http://www.DTOS.org
http://www.facebook.com/pg/SenateTheater/events/
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Could you please add the following event to the calendar? Thank you!
A Night of Duos: Charles Lloyd & Gerald Clayton | Alfredo Rodríguez & Pedrito Martinez
Detroit Symphony Orchestra
3711 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48201
Friday , March 20 – 8:00pm
Saxophone legend and NEA Jazz Master Charles Lloyd was one of the first jazz artists to sell a million copies of a recording: 1967’s Forest Flower. Pianist Gerald Clayton’s dynamic and award-winning sound has been praised by Jazz Times and the Los Angeles Times. Lloyd makes his Paradise Jazz Series debut with Clayton for a rare duo performance.
World-renowned percussion master Pedrito Martinez joins forces with Grammy-nominated pianist and Quincy Jones protégé Alfredo Rodríguez to perform Cuban classics, original compositions, and surprising covers.
https://www.dso.org/events-and-tickets/events/charles-lloyd-and-gerald-clayton/
https://tickets.dso.org/syos/performance/6051