Take acrobatic feats, stunning aerialists, sultry burlesque, enchanting dancers, Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band, and throw it all in one room. What do you get? The Bohemian Bacchanalia! Preview from the first show, it’s not too late to catch the second one Friday, January 7th at Club Oberon. Tickets!
Keep an eye on the #CrunkThis hashtag on twitter. There are some awesome things in the works.
Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys curated the main auditorium at the Hynes Convention Center for First Night 2011, presenting “The Steam Crunk Lounge”.
The night started off with the Tiny Instrument Revue, who melted hearts & bared bums in the audience:
The Trabants took the stage and set the room on fire, inspiring a dance party to break out:
Johnny Blazes titillated the audience before the Somerville Symphony Orkestar (not pictured) took the stage:
Then it was time for Walter Sickert and the Army of Broken Toys to end the night!
More, as always, in the gallery!
Taken last night in/around Area IV, Central, & Harvard.
From Tristan Allen’s EP release in Boston, Amanda & Tristan playing the four-handed piece János vs Wonderland:
Just a couple more here.
An amazing line up at the Amazing Things Arts Center in Framingham: Jojo the Burlesque Poetess, Goli, Molly Zenobia, Bury Me Standing, and Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band. A damn fine way to celebrate Handsome Chuck’s birthday!
Bury Me Standing, led by Nate Greenslit (of HUMANWINE) and Vessela Stoyanova (of Goli), just recently begun their existence with a month-long residency at The Lizard Lounge in Cambridge. These photographs were taken over the course of that residency, which included many amazing guests such as Molly Zenobia, Goli, Emperor Norton’s Stationary Marching Band, Mary Dolan, and Jaggery.
Their next show is January 21st at Club Passim!
From the Lily Pad last night. Mali Sastri:
… and Claire Davies:
Copal recently released their newest album, “Into the Shadow Garden”. The lineup for their release party in Cambridge was excellent – Bury Me Standing, Sxip Shirey, and performances by the Vadalna Tribal Dance Company during Copal’s set.
