In addition to the annual Rock the Garden, the Walker Art Center also recently announced their 2014-2015 Performing Arts Season.
Here are some spotlight on some upcoming Walker shows:
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RAGAMALA DANCE AND RUDRESH MAHANTHAPPA
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Dance Magazine described the Ragamala Dance and Rudresh Mahanthappa show as "Aparna Ramaswamy infuses the formal rigor of Bharatanatyam with fluid spontaneity and rock star allure."
The show is described as a spiritual journey about the world of the gods. Hear jazz/traditional music from composer Rudresh Mahanthappa, while your eyes will see five Ragamala dancers interpret the music.
The Ragamala Dance and Rudresh Mahanthappa show has a residency from May 15-18, showtime is at 8pm.
Rudresh Mahanthappa live appearances:
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Dance Magazine described the Ragamala Dance and Rudresh Mahanthappa show as "Aparna Ramaswamy infuses the formal rigor of Bharatanatyam with fluid spontaneity and rock star allure."
The show is described as a spiritual journey about the world of the gods. Hear jazz/traditional music from composer Rudresh Mahanthappa, while your eyes will see five Ragamala dancers interpret the music.
The Ragamala Dance and Rudresh Mahanthappa show has a residency from May 15-18, showtime is at 8pm.
Rudresh Mahanthappa live appearances:
May 15 2014 Walker Arts Center
May 16 2014 Walker Arts Center
May 17 2014 Walker Arts Center
May 18 2014 Walker Arts Center
Jun 21 2014 Edmonton Jazz Festival
Jun 22 2014 Vancouver Jazz Festival
Jun 23 2014 Victoria Jazz Festival
Jun 24 2014 Saskatchewan Jazz Festival
Jun 26 2014 Ottawa Jazz Festival
Jun 29 2014 DC Jazz Fest @ The Hamilton Live
Jul 17 2014 Kirjurinluoto Arena
Aug 01 2014 Newport Jazz Festival
May 16 2014 Walker Arts Center
May 17 2014 Walker Arts Center
May 18 2014 Walker Arts Center
Jun 21 2014 Edmonton Jazz Festival
Jun 22 2014 Vancouver Jazz Festival
Jun 23 2014 Victoria Jazz Festival
Jun 24 2014 Saskatchewan Jazz Festival
Jun 26 2014 Ottawa Jazz Festival
Jun 29 2014 DC Jazz Fest @ The Hamilton Live
Jul 17 2014 Kirjurinluoto Arena
Aug 01 2014 Newport Jazz Festival
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Singing Bones
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THE HANDSOME FAMILY
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I saw The Handsome Family last year, little did I know that this band will become really popular because of HBO's True Detective series. Having seen the pilot, it's hard to ignore that wonderful song ("Far From Any Road" from 2003's Singing Bones).
So, here's your chance to catch The Handsome Family on August 18, 2014, at Loring Park for Free. Their performance is followed by Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (which I already own on Bluray, but I might try and make it to this event).
The annual Walker's Summer Music & Movies series takes place every Monday from August 4-25, here's the breakdown on bands and movies:
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I saw The Handsome Family last year, little did I know that this band will become really popular because of HBO's True Detective series. Having seen the pilot, it's hard to ignore that wonderful song ("Far From Any Road" from 2003's Singing Bones).
So, here's your chance to catch The Handsome Family on August 18, 2014, at Loring Park for Free. Their performance is followed by Stanley Kubrick's Dr. Strangelove (which I already own on Bluray, but I might try and make it to this event).
The annual Walker's Summer Music & Movies series takes place every Monday from August 4-25, here's the breakdown on bands and movies:
August 4, 2014
Music: The Cloak Ox
Movie: High Noon
August 11
Music: ZuluZuluu
Movie: D.O.A.
August 18, 2014
Music: The Handsome Family
Movie: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
August 25
Music + Film: Christian Marclay’s Graffiti Composition and Screen Play with Laurent Estoppey, Ikue Mori, and Anthony Coleman
Introduction by Christian Marclay
Walker Open Field
Music: The Cloak Ox
Movie: High Noon
August 11
Music: ZuluZuluu
Movie: D.O.A.
August 18, 2014
Music: The Handsome Family
Movie: Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb
August 25
Music + Film: Christian Marclay’s Graffiti Composition and Screen Play with Laurent Estoppey, Ikue Mori, and Anthony Coleman
Introduction by Christian Marclay
Walker Open Field
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photo: Todd Cole
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MIRANDA JULY
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I remember the first time I saw Me and You and Everyone We Know, I couldn't get that "pooping back and forth" icon out of my head. So, that, in a nutshell, is what I thought of Miranda July, who wrote, starred, and directed that 2005 film. She seemed quirky on screen, so I wonder if she's just as weird in real life.
July will be making two 'future' appearances at the Walker on October 30 and 31st (yes, Halloween). The show is described as:
mirandajuly.com
I remember the first time I saw Me and You and Everyone We Know, I couldn't get that "pooping back and forth" icon out of my head. So, that, in a nutshell, is what I thought of Miranda July, who wrote, starred, and directed that 2005 film. She seemed quirky on screen, so I wonder if she's just as weird in real life.
July will be making two 'future' appearances at the Walker on October 30 and 31st (yes, Halloween). The show is described as:
Take a room full of total strangers, add in an eccentrically charismatic guide, and begin a charmingly evocative experiment in public collaboration. In her return to the stage, performer/writer/filmmaker Miranda July mines the banal and mundane elements of our lives and unearths humor, lyrical beauty, and surprising poignancy. July offers us a journey into the New Society—an elaborate concoction in a future to be that intertwines fiction and faith, audience and artist. It’s theater of the moment in the best possible sense, where each of us may play a part.
In addition to films, she also writes (her latest book is called The First Bad Man, to be published January 2015 by Scribner) and direct music videos (she directed Sleater-Kinney's "Get Up").
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