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Already have an account? Sign in. There is nothing more daunting in the world of music than getting a crowd to start moving to your music. For Chancellor Warhol, that is not a problem for two reasons: one, his beats are so infectious that you can't help but dance, and two, because he will get into the crowd and make you dance. That confidence is one of the things we love so much about him and why we were so pumped that he did a very special show for us that we can share with you now.
Shortly after the announcement, and nearly six months ago, we first heard Paris Is Burning, at a one-of-a-kind listening party at Sudekum Planetarium.
Look out for the spitta at this year's SXSW festival. Hip-hop artists try to become brands, and while some get branded as lyricists, others transcend labels and become unique artists.
Cheers Elephant. The Main Squeeze. Ritmo Wednesdays. Spoon Fed. Hump day chill. House music. Allison Park. Bobby Hawkins Back Alley Blues. The Satin Hearts. North Huntingdon. West Mifflin. The Midnite Horns. Jimmy Adler Band. Tania Grubbs. RML Jazz. Bronwyn Wyatt. Boilermaker Jazz Band. Judi Figel. Maureen Budway. Roger Barbour Jazz Quartet. Dave Brosky-Chapman Stick.
Dave Crisci, Maria Sargent. Sean Jones. Stars at Riverview Jazz Series. The Boilermakers. Kevin Howard. The Donna Bailey Jazz Trio.
Amanda Heartneck. Jason Kendall, Jim Graff. Ernie Hawkins. River Whyless, Masters of American Music. The Flow Band. The Vagrants. Pittsburgh Banjo Club. Eve Goodman. Heinz Hall, Downtown. South Park Gospel Music Night.
South Park. Night Star. Daniel Teadt. Benefits Renaissance City Choir. Tickets available at the gate. Through July All ages show. Tickets: ticketfly. Tickets: stage Tickets: pittsburghsymphony. Tickets: pittsburghzoo. All ages event. Tickets: pghblues. Tickets: livenation. Tickets: pittsburghclo. Through Aug. Tickets: ticketmaster. Intertwined with the loose plot are digressions — some thoughtful, others fantastic — into the broader issues of politics, labor rights, religion, individual identity and mucho death.
Jodorowsky, now 85, also appears as a Greek chorus and adviser. In Spanish, with subtitles. Hercules starts Fri. The tension revolves around Issa, a Russian-Chechen seeking refuge in Hamburg. The investigating, scrambling and dissembling play out over several days, as Bachmann enlists several allies — an immigration lawyer Rachel McAdams , a banker Willem Dafoe and a well-placed CIA agent Robin Wright. But allegiances, whether to the state or self, are held close, and all players scheme, undermine and deceive toward competing outcomes.
AMC Loews. In English, and various languages, with subtitles. Melwood AH. In between, some more lackluster stuff, seemingly pulled from discarded soap-opera scripts. Starts Fri. The broader issues regarding class, race and state-sanctioned violence are more explicit in this sort-of-sequel, and these ordinary people are more sympathetic. Anarchy is still plenty exploitive, but is at least more provocative without taxing any brains than the first outing.
To spice up their sex lives, a married couple and parents to two movie-moppets makes. A three-hour sex tape … based on the zillion-year-old guide, The Joy of Sex. And because lazy screenwriters love the tech-impaired, their video winds up in the cloud by mistake. Even less believable, the whole mess starts because Dad cycles through iPads like underpants and gives away his old ones — fully loaded — to assorted strangers. So the pair — Jason Segel and Cameron Diaz — spend a frantic evening trying to get the devices back, including one that went to her soon-to-be-boss Rob Lowe.
Lydia B. The ancient route was once traversed by Catholic pilgrims, and still today, many of the hikers regard the journey as a spiritual quest. But for others, it is a bucket-list-type expedition the scenery is marvelous , or simply a chance to unplug from the world and walk for several weeks.
Smith takes us across the meadows and mountains, to the hostels and churches that serve as way stations, and through towns large and small en route. The six walkers share their struggles both physical and emotional , as well as their triumphs and their ultimate self-discoveries. In this dramedy from Zach Braff, Aidan Bloom Braff is a thirtysomething facing assorted crises: He has no luck finding acting jobs; his father Mandy Patinkin is dying; his wife Kate Hudson is fed up; and the kids are tossed out of yeshiva for lack of funds.
Oh, and his weirdo brother Josh Gad is dating a furry. Most of this is played for laughs, while the more serious stuff is given the schmaltzy treatment. The meandering film is mildly amusing, but when it aims to be quirky or offbeat, the effort clearly shows. The tale mines relatable situations, but Braff doubles down on silly rather than illuminating which, done well, can still be funny. Call or see website for times and complete listings. Big Miracle, Thu.
Frozen, Tue. Films begin at dusk. But the nail-biting plot is still the same, as a truck driver Roy Schneider transports explosives over a dangerous mountain road. The Monty Python gang takes on the N ew Testament in this irreverent comedy. Wordsmith Robert Isenberg — formerly of Pittsburgh, and once a regular CP contributor — relocated to Costa Rica more than a year ago and found work as a reporter.
ModernFormations, Penn Ave. Medusa and the Kraken sea monster along the way. The film features stop-motion animation from Ray Harryhausen. The film continues an ongoing Sunday-night series of staff picks. Akira Kurasawa directs this film about an unemployed samurai Toshiro Mifune who discovers he can benefit from an ongoing battle between two rival clans. In Japanese, with subtitles. Paul Brickman directs this comedy about a teen Tom Cruise, in Ray-Bans who throws a big party when his parents are away.
The series for local and independent film does a special road edition at the Hollywood Theater — and instead of featuring just a few filmmakers, curator Matthew Day offers 16 shorts by 14 local artists. Most works are only a few minutes long. Sarah Kaili Chamizo and Lakeeba Coleman offer music videos the former spoofy, the latter earnest. In this actioner from Desmond Davis, set in mythical Greece, Perseus Harry Hamlin goes questing, battling the snake-headed.
Secretary of Labor Robert Reich a platform to discuss the current state of income inequality in the United States, i. The film continues a series of monthly screenings of films related to labor issues. The Pump House, E. Waterfront Drive, Munhall. Clark Griswold Chevy Chase wants to take his family to Wally World, but the trip turns into a nightmare.
Free with museum admission. Andy Warhol Museum, North Side. The new stage work offers a mix of stories examining the stuff people put on walls. They even give the wall a couple of awkward hugs. The two-person cast of Mallory Fuccella and Parag S.
Gohel offer seemingly effortless transitions between their characters and the relationships they build within each setting.
Their talents particularly shine during the tension-filled scenes involving a high-strung nonprofit arts coordinator and a subdued hipster artist who must create a mural under a four-day deadline. Fuccella and Gohel each have their turn at offering rants, breakdowns and playful jabs at working in the nonprofit world. Mike Doyle.
Well, we live in a democracy, theoretically, but for it to work people have to participate. Heinz Hall, Penn Ave. When the oceans swallow up the cities, what are they going to do?
Move inland? I guess you can do that. Book your all-inclusive special at athenaeum-hotel. The people who come out are the ones who make farting noises when they get up. America changes, but it changes more slowly than everybody else. We were one of the last countries to give up slavery. I have never denied religions do good work: Catholic charities feed the poor and so forth. Two states have regular, roll-up-a-fattyand-watch-SpongeBob marijuana, which is pretty amazing.
We have six openly gay congresspeople. Art group Manifesto-ish has had four exhibits in as many years, but it has never had a gallery. Shows have presented famous paintings altered through Instagram filters, and artwork appropriated from the backgrounds of video games. But the works in Digital Divide, at Assemble Gallery, still concern data. She sketched 20 of them, and the portraits are exhibited in a grid while projections of the videos themselves play over top, serially.
The teary vloggers range from a frustrated agoraphobe to a teenager whose friends ditched him at a carnival.
Visitors may open the bottles and read the notes. Assemble Gallery, Penn Ave. Come in and hang out, charging stations, learn more about quitting smoking and using vapors. US Made E-Juice. The perfect gift for someone you love! Romance is supposed to be a sex farce, so the plot is irrelevant but subject to spoilage with too much revelation.
Hilarity ensues. And ultimately, the players are all tools — using and being used. Steven Wilson directs a well-chosen cast and design team in this alternative universe of Anglo-French wars and liaisons.
Though outnumbered, the ladies more than hold their own, offering various interpretations of motherhood. Cary Anne Spear is pleasantly dotty, and dotes on her son, King John.
Outscheming them all is the young wannabe mom, studiously played by Hayley Nielsen. Gregory Lehane explores the nuances of father, warrior and king of France. Mike Mihm is gritty in many senses of the word as the title character. Matt Henderson, a dependable source of comic relief, will probably be playing unfortunate.
Main St. No Name artistic director Don DiGiulio literally sets the scene: a throne room in what seems to be a basement workshop for England, a wild splash of color for France. Some plot changes even make the play seem more, well, Shakespearean.
City Paper Special! Andrew Paul, producing artistic director of newly minted Kinetic Theatre Co. Kinetic Theatre Co. Patrick Jordan and David Whalen, as the defendant and his counsel, take bickering to new heights literally if not metaphorically over the head of Kevin Brown as the most sensible guy in the story and deliver new lows of anti-Semitism.
Reilly as the hopeless doctor. Even with all these heavy hitters, youngster Andrew Swackhamer threatens to steal the show, or at least chew the most scenery courtesy of Gianni Downs, especially the wonderfully dreadful living room. Technical director Diane Melchitzsky also handles props and a portentous New York state seal.
Elizabeth Atkinson provides the sounds of the city. Still, it is Mamet, who can build such absurdly constructed insults that they force out the laughs. Not for the sensitive or the whole family. Rob James directs this ambitious Stage 62 production, which includes a piece orchestra and more than two dozen songs. But the actresses portraying the Hilton sis-. When it comes to love, though, the two girls share taste in cads, falling for impresarios Buddy Andrew DeBonis and Terry Chad Elder , who care less about the twins than about their own careers.
The elaborate revue numbers of Side Show live up to their Broadway roots, but the somber duets, in which the girls contemplate their lives behind the scenes, feature a few too many maudlin lyrics. Korey White in particular shines as Jake a. That comedy is fun. Wringing a tear from an audience is.
Wyatt and directed by Kaitlin Kerr. Such a labor-intensive routine requires bureaucracy. The messengers are supervised by layers of middle management watched over by archangels who, ultimately, report to the Big CEO in the Sky.
Grey Box Theatre, Butler St. Enter Harlan Howe. By accident he winds up as a messenger-trainee, and his klutzy ways soon bring the hulking bureaucracy to a halt. The playwright gets lost inside his own Byzantine corporate maze. Great stretches are spent delineating the rules and regulations of his imagined world. The director has been a bit too literal about the title, furnishing an almost funereal pace. The endless pauses and low-energy acting are the exact opposite of what comedy demands.
Eric Leslie plays Harlan with a winning, endearing quality, and Andy Coleman, as his boss, displays some much-needed comedy style. This is your family photo album, Pittsburgh.
Museum admission is free for anyone bringing in a photo to be scanned. Plan to spend a few hours with us, and create some new Pittsburgh memories! The opening reception is tonight. Dan Willis p. His work there includes a series of short documentaries for the publication, some of which the former regular CP contributor screens tonight in Mucho Gusto, his mini film fest at ModernFormations Gallery.
The genre-defying collaboration incorporates elements of satirical theater, yoga and even the kissing of audience members. It was designed to break down the barrier between performer and audience, as well as seamlessly integrate elements of improvisation into careful choreography. The show will also utilize the talents of 25 additional dancers, all local.
The Shadyside Nursery event features six original performances by local artists. Lovelace now lives in New Jersey. Pittsburghers with a little kayaking experience and a big itch to get out of the city have a perfect opportunity tonight, when Venture Outdoors holds its Stargazing Paddle at Moraine State Park.
The moderatedifficulty kayaking excursion will go from dusk until aboutt p. More than a dozen local filmmakers showcase short works tonight in an on-theroad edition of Film Kitchen. The series, usually ensconced at the Melwood Screening Room, takes over the Hollywood Theater to screen. Drink it all in at performances tonight and tomorrow. Also p. Grimes Words With Wings.
The series concludes next thehollywooddormont. Happy In the wake of all that World. Pittsburgh gets reigning Premier League champ Manchester City.
Python and the Holy Grail, tonight begins an eightshow run at the Benedum Center. Closedcaptioning and audio description are available for select performances. Continues through Aug. Performers Ben Sota and Karen Forney use masks, audience participation and circus skills to explore giftgiving as an expression of love. DW 1 and p. Also 1 and p. Fri, Sat, p. Thru July Comtra Theatre, Cranberry. Opera by Richard Strauss. Presented by Opera Theater SummerFest.
Twentieth Century Club, Oakland. Tue-Fri, 8 p. Benedum Center, Downtown. Thu-Sat, 8 p. Thru Aug. The Theatre Factory. Little Lake Theatre, Canonsburg.
Thu-Sat, p. South Park Theatre, Bethel Park. Presented by No Name Players.
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