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Humana Festival of New American Plays
March 8th, 2010

Ameriville

Movies can move from new work festivals to Oscar glory. Ever wonder how it works for theatre?
Humana Festival of New American Plays is one of the major launching pads for new plays in the US and abroad.
This year’s selections include seven full-length works, a site-specific piece, and three ten-minute plays. Ground, written by Lisa Dillman, explores the social and political issues on the US border with Mexico. Phoenix, by Scott Organ, takes a one-night stand to show how going off course can put you back on track. Check into the 21c Museum Hotel for the site-specific work Heist! by Sean Daniels and Deborah Stein.
Want some brand new shiny works? Travel north to the New Ideas Festival.
There’s more to Kentucky than Humana. Find All Festivals in Kentucky.

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Slovenia via SXSW
March 10th, 2010

Longital_baloon SXSW brings the world to Austin and Slovakia’s favorite indie band – Longital, will be there in support of their latest album. Enjoy the quirky combination of sampling and acoustic vocals in some amazing live performances. You can see them at SXSW March 17- 20.

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Photo Credit: Gregory Michenaud

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Remember When You Were Young
February 10th, 2010

The WhoWell, another Super Bowl has come and gone, and with it another performance by a legendary rock group at the halftime show. Now, there are those who complain that only “safe” acts are ever invited to play the game — but once upon a time, they used to be considerably wilder. As a reminder, here are some of the signature original 20th Century live performances of the established halftime hits of the 21st. Oh, and for those of you who expected a Syd Barrett tribute playlist when you read the title — sorry to disappoint you, but we’ll save that one for another day.

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band — Born to Run
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers — I Won’t Back Down
Prince and the Revolution — Purple Rain
The Rolling Stones — (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
Paul McCartney and Wings — Live and Let Die
Janet Jackson — Rhythm Nation
The Police — Message in a Bottle
U2 — Where The Streets Have No Name
Aerosmith — Walk this Way

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