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Volume 19 Number 10 | August 31st, 2017

Coming up in September...

Saturday, September 2nd: Full Circle Bookstore We hope your Labor Day weekend plans include a couple of hours of music at the Bookstore! Always a fun time, with sweets, adult beverages, other beverages if desired, and good folks. At 50 Penn Place, 7:30 - 9:30 - and never a cover charge!

Friday, September 8th: UCO Jazz Lab It's the Miss Brown Quartet! We're starting our next album project in October, so we'll be featuring some of the songs we plan to record.

September 15th & 16th: Austin! We'd really appreciate it if you'd let your Austin friends know that we'll be sharing some dates with The Therapy Sisters: Friday the 15th at Patsy's, and Saturday the 16th in Lisa and Maurine's back yard. Have them contact me for more information!

Cuchla has a new album! Many Pigeoneers know my friend Cuchla Fuller - we've been working on her album for more than a year, along with engineer/percussionist/visual artist Elyse Angelo. Her release party is Friday, October 6th, from 7 to 10, at the Community Building at Will Rogers Park. We'll play Cuchla's album, and more!

...and back to the Bookstore...

Saturday, October 7th. Don't forget that there's great music every Friday and Saturday, except for major holidays, at Full Circle.

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PERPETUAL MOTION
DANCE AUDITIONS
SUNDAY, SEPT. 10

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Public

· Hosted by Perpetual Motion Dance

Sunday, September 10 at 10 AM - 12 PM

University of Central Oklahoma
100 N. University Dr.
HPE Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73034

Contact for more info: perpetualinfo@gmail.com

Perpetual Motion Dance is seeking 2-3 new company members for our 2017-2018 season! Audition will consist of an hour and a half modern class followed by an aerial invitation to one of our weekly classes. Some aerial experience (or ambition to learn) preferred but
not required. BFA in Dance Performance or equal experience preferred. Please bring resume and headshot/dance photo.

Perpetual Motion Dance rehearsal schedule is Sunday 10:00-2:00, Wednesday 6:00-10:00 and 1 morning rehearsal (day TBA) from 9:00am-1:00pm. Perform an average of 2-3 times a month. Must be able to commit to weekly rehearsal schedule, plus two-week rehearsal/performance schedule in May for our Spring concert.

University of Central Oklahoma

(405) 974-2000

Street and parking lot parking

Located in Edmond, University of Central Oklahoma exists to help students become productive, creative, ethical and engaged citizens and leaders.

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RACE DANCE AUDITIONS
THIS SUNDAY, AUG. 27
GO TO RACEDANCE. COM
FOR MORE INFO 

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PERPETUAL MOTION
DANCE AUDITION 
SUNDAY SEPT. 10
10 A.M. - 12 P.M.

Courtesy of Perpetual Motion Dance

September 10th - 10am-12:00pm
University of Central Oklahoma
100 N. University Dr.
HPE Building
Oklahoma City, OK 73107

Contact for more info: perpetualinfo@gmail.com

Perpetual Motion Dance is seeking 2-3 new company members for our 2017-2018 season! Audition will consist of an hour and a half modern class followed by an aerial invitation to one of our weekly classes. Some aerial experience (or ambition to learn) preferred but
not required. BFA in Dance Performance or equal experience preferred. Please bring resume and headshot/dance photo.

Perpetual Motion Dance rehearsal schedule is Sunday 10:00-2:00, Wednesday 6:00-10:00 and 1 morning rehearsal (day TBA) from 9:00am-1:00pm. Perform an average of 2-3 times a month. Must be able to commit to weekly rehearsal schedule, plus two-week rehearsal/performance schedule in May for our Spring concert.

About the Venue

University of Central Oklahoma

4.3star

·College & University·Open Now

Edmond OK

(405) 974-2000

Street and parking lot parking

Located in Edmond, University of Central Oklahoma exists to help students become productive, creative, ethical and engaged citizens and leaders.

Courtesy of Perpetual Motion Dance

Review
RACE DANCE CO'S
HE SAID/SHE SAID
WELL WORTH SEEING

By Nancy Condit


"He Said/She Said," performed by Race Dance Company and the Men of Race, was
an enjoyable dance discussion between between the sexes last weekend at Oklahoma
Contemporary. RACE is Oklahoma's only jazz, hip hop, and contemporary in
Oklahoma.

The nine men used old school, contemporary hip hop and acrobatics to present their 
points of view. Choreographer 
Jeremiah Walton's "Big Poppa," music by Notorious B.I.G/BIG Poppa, stood out with
the men's lithe very funny come hither moves in the dance. The six women performed
with jazz, hip-hop, contemporary and lyrical moves. Choreographer and executive 
director Hui Cha Poos' "Easy" was a dance by four women with great energy, starting
from the stage floor and leaping into the air and across each other adding a touch of acrobatics.

The two short films of dances - "Affliction," concept and choreography by Cristen Whitaker,
and "dis[Ability]," concept and choreography by Gina Marie Foxhoven, added depth
to the program.
 
RACE will begin its 10th year August 27 with AUDITIONS for RACE DANCE COMPANY
at 1 p.m., for MEN OF RACE AT 3 p.m., and JR/TEEN RACE AT 5 p.m. at the University
of Central Oklahoma, 100 N. University Drive, Edmond, OK, 73034. The registration fee
is $30. Please check Race Dance Company website or call 405-410-4978.
  

RACE DANCE COMPANY
 LAST PERFORMANCE HE SAID/SHE SAID
SATURDAY, AUG. 12 AT 7:30 p.m. 




RACE Dance Company and Men of RACE come together for an evening of dance and entertainment
at Oklahoma Contemporary at 7:30 p.m. Aug 11 & 12. The two companies will showcase multiple genres and choreographic styles of dance and video to display each choreographer's creative expression. Rather than focusing on our conflicting views, the company wanted to give voice to perspective. Let RACE and Men of RACE to take you on a journey into a deeper understanding of the human condition in He Said/She Said.

He Said/She Said Tickets Here  Tickets are $20. This will also take you Race Dance Company's
website for more information.

OKCMOA PRESENTS
FILMS "SUMMER OF
LYNCH" AUG. 10 TO 17

A series celebrating the work of David Lynch will screen Aug. 10-17

The Oklahoma City Museum of Art (OKCMOA) hosts a film series called "Summer of Lynch" screening Aug. 10 to 17. This series presents a new documentary about David Lynch's artistic process alongside a curated six-film retrospective of newly restored and rarely screened films directed by Lynch, including a 35mm print of "Inland Empire" provided personally by the director himself.

"From his early short films through his recent feature film and television work, David Lynch has developed a specifically American, surrealist aesthetic that is both utterly distinctive and incredibly influential," said Dr. Michael J. Anderson, director of curatorial affairs. "For 'Summer of Lynch,' we've selected a stylistically diverse group of films that demonstrate the full scope of the director's artistic evolution."

"The 2017 revival of the cult television series 'Twin Peaks' has led to a surge of critical and popular interest in Lynch's work, as well as a number of exciting restoration projects and long-awaited theatrical rereleases," Anderson added. "In order to remain true to Lynch's original aesthetic vision, all the films in our retrospective will be screening in new high-definition restorations or on 35mm."

Tickets are now on sale and are $5 for OKCMOA members, $9 for adults and $7 for seniors (62+) and college students with IDs.  

"Summer of Lynch" will open on Thursday, Aug. 10 with "David Lynch: The Art Life," an illuminating new documentary that moves between candid footage of the director at work in his Hollywood Hills studio and beautifully illustrated stories from his childhood, adolescence and early film career.

Bridging the gap between Lynch's early work as a painter and his filmmaking career, "Summer of Lynch" will feature a newly restored, hour-long program of the director's unsettling, darkly comic experimental short films. Presented in pristine 4K, Lynch's first feature, "Eraserhead," is a dark domestic fable that boasts richly tactile black and white cinematography and the evocative sound design that has become one of the director's signatures.

The series will include a stunning new 25th anniversary restoration of the haunting "Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with me" and the 30th anniversary rerelease of Lynch's critical breakthrough, "Blue Velvet." One of the darkest portraits of Middle America ever to grace the silver screen, "Blue Velvet" is an off-kilter neo-noir that provides a lurid glimpse at what lies beyond the white-picket fence. "Fire Walk With Me" is a must-see for fans of both the original "Twin Peaks" series and the 2017 revival as it chronicles the tragic last days of enigmatic, murdered high-school student Laura Palmer.

"Summer of Lynch" will also showcase two recent films that offer thematically consistent but formally distinct explorations of the contemporary film industry's dark unconscious. Presented in a new 4K restoration, Lynch's Hollywood-set magnum opus "Mulholland Dr." was named the best film of the 21st century in a 2016 BBC poll. Lynch's most recent, and likely final feature film, "Inland Empire," presents a fearlessly experimental chronicle of an actress's increasingly nightmarish break with reality. Largely absent from theaters since its 2006 release, "Inland Empire" will be screened on a 35mm print personally provided by Lynch.

For more information on the "Summer of Lynch" series and more upcoming Museum Films events, visit: http://www.okcmoa.com/films/