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24 AUG 11: V.L.A.D.R.M. AKA (live) + "Zardoz" by John Boorman

on Fri, 08/19/2011 - 15:44

To our Rabbit fans,
our last MOVIES+JAMS summer event is happening this coming wednesday August 24th, with the 1974 psychedelic sci-fi ZARDOZ, cult film by John Boorman, and a live performance by V.L.A.D.R.M. AKA.

8 pm:
V.L.A.D.R.M. AKA, also known as Viva L'American Death Ray Music once described as "old west-meets-60's glam mercenary psych" is the brainchild of Memphis native Nicholas Ray (also a former member of Golden Triangle, ’68 Comeback and the Limes). The rock band has been chugging along since the late ‘90s, pushing against the walls of VU-inspired garage choogle into abstract

20 JUL 11: 51717 (live) + "Streets of Fire" by Walter Hill

on Sat, 07/16/2011 - 04:20

 

Dear Rabbit fans,

we are back for our monthly summer screening event MOVIES+JAMS, with the 1984 cult rock flick STREETS OF FIRE directed by Walter Hill (notably known for "The Warriors") and a live performance by the solo act of Lili Schulder, aka 51717.

 

 

8 pm:

 

51717  is Lili S, originally from the Washington, DC area.

15 JUN 11: The Nouveau Classical Project (live) + "Viva La Muerte" by Fernando Arrabal

on Thu, 06/09/2011 - 21:56

Music by The NOUVEAU CLASSICAL PROJECT + Screening VIVA LA MUERTE by Fernando Arrabal,


is the first event introducing our Rabbit Summer program "MOVIES+JAMS", which will happen every third Wednesday of each month from June till August.


8:00 pm
Performance of selections from Ned Rorem’s Ariel by the Nouveau Classical Project’s clarinetist Isabel Kim and pianist Sugar Vendil, with special guest Marielle Murphy (soprano). 

The Nouveau Classical Project (NCP) is a group that re-imagines the classical music concert.

25 MAY 11: "The Tin Drum" by Volker Schlöndorff

on Wed, 05/25/2011 - 21:56

Dear Rabbit fans!
this week we are screening the 1979 Cannes Palme d'Or and Oscar winner film by German filmmaker Volker Schlöndorff. A black comedy based on the novel of Nobel Prize-winning author Günter Grass, follows the rise and fall of the Third Reich in Germany told through the eyes of a boy who decided he would stop growing up at age 3. This film faced banning issues for it's controversial scenes alluding to children in the sexual act, but was one of the most financially successful German films of the 1970s.

Don't miss it! it's FREE.
We open at 8 (movie starts at 8:30)
Bring all your

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