Frank L. Lee
seattle, wa
- Gender: Male
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- Member since: 2007-02-02 00:00:00
- Last log-in: 2007-06-25 00:00:00
- Events: 11
Events:
Eric Sardinas
Where: Triple Door Mainstage
Date: 2007-12-04 19:30:00
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Eric Sardinas concentrates exclusively on the slide guitar, coupling modern sound influences with those from the late '70s. His debut album, 'Treat Me Right,' was released in 1999.
Lawrence Mitchell: the Speculation Economy
Where: Town Hall Seattle
Date: 2008-02-04 19:30:00
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George Washington University law professor Lawrence Mitchell traces the rise of what he calls "American corporate capitalism"" in 'The Speculation Economy.' He considers how the current American financial model rewards short-term gain in stock prices over the long-term health of business and traces the identifiable political and economic forces that have shaped the economic model of our time.
Seattle Choral Company: American Muse
Where: Seattle Town Hall
Date: 2008-02-10 14:00:00
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The Seattle Choral Company returns to Town Hall for a program of works inspired by American pop culture. Making its Seattle debut is Philip Glass's song cycle, 'Songs from Liquid Days' (lyrics by Paul Simon, Suzanne Vega, David Byrne and Laurie Anderson), featuring tenor Victor Morris and jazz vocalist Greta Matassa. Other works on the program are Paul Crabtree's 'Five Romantic Miniatures' from 'The Simpsons,' Bobby McFerrin's 'Brief Eternity,' 'Presidential Suite' by Jack Gottlieb, and 'Afro-American Fragments' by William Averitt (lyrics by Langston Hughes). Fred Coleman conducts.
Short Stories Live: Contemporary Women, Townmusic: Duo
Where: Seattle Town Hall
Date: 2008-05-11 16:00:00
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Spend Mother's Day afternoon with local actors reading stories about modern American life by three acclaimed female writers. The prolific Joyce Carol Oates' 'Wolf's Head Lake' is an allegory of American life from her 2004 short story collection, 'I am No One You Know.' Deborah Eisenberg's 'The Flaw in the Design' deals with the confusion of modern life in the post-911 era. And Melissa Banks smart and funny collection, 'A Girls' Guide to Hunting and Fishing,' chronicles a young women's search for love. Kurt Beattie, Artistic Director of ACT Theatre, directs and hosts. Joshua Roman, the 23-year-old principal cellist of the Seattle Symphony Orchestra, has joined Town Hall as artistic director of TownMusic, Town Hall's exploratory classical music series. Dubbed a "classical music rock star" by KUOW, Roman's interests extend into the baroque, classical, jazz and rock repertoires; in a head crowded with many musical voices, he finds his own as a performer and a programmer through confidence, passion and technique. Reflecting his view that "excellence is where you hear it," his debut season is a highly personal expression of his many influences; it's a season of music he loves.
Beppe Gambetta
Where: Tractor Tavern
Date: 2008-04-07 20:00:00
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The Italian master guitarist, Beppe Gambetta, is an almost unnaturally gifted flatpicker and fingerstylist.
Queer Flirt Night
Where: Babeland Seattle
Date: 2008-06-26 20:00:00
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Kick off Pride weekend with Babeland style. Babeland Sex Educators reveal their hottest tips for flirting, anal sex, fellatio, cunnilingus and strap-on’s. Dance to Babeland’s favorite DJ’s while you shop. This is a free event. Stop by Babeland at 707 E. Pike St. on Capitol Hill, call 206-328-2914 or visit http://www.babeland.com/events for more info. Singles and couples of every gender and sexual orientation are invited to attend our workshops and events (18+ only). ASL available upon request-email audrey@babeland.com to make arrangements.
Suburban Korner Kick
Where: The Jewel Box Theater
Date: 2008-04-22 19:00:00
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From Seattle, Washington, the band plays rock, alternative and indie music and features Chris Cox (vocals, guitars, bass, keys) and Chris Croft (percussion). Brotherhood of the Black Squirrel is the sound of everything. Equal parts heavy folk, sugary soul and psychedelic rock n' roll, the Brotherhood is a modern retelling of the history of American music and folk culture.
Make Believe
Where: The Sunset (Formerly the Sunset Tavern)
Date: 2008-05-10 22:00:00
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Make Believe is Tim Kinsella's (Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc) new rock project. Hotels plays sci-fi dance music for your broken heart, dancing with tears in your eyes - with more synths than Devo. "Hotels fuses elements of new wave, goth, and surf so seamlessly that genre tags will be the last thing on your mind when you hear their bittersweet, atmospheric pop songs." -Time Out New York The Mary Onettes is a rock/pop band from Sweden.
Asema
Where: El Corazon
Date: 2008-04-25 22:00:00
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From Seattle, Washington, the band plays hardcore/metal music and features Brit (vocals), Joe (drums), Zack (lead guitar), Kyle (rhythm guitar) and Kenny (bass). Hailing from Everett, Washington, this metal/trash band features Steve (vocals), Ben (guitar), Allen (guitar), Tim (bass) and Justin (drums).
Casual Connect Seattle
Where: Benaroya Hall
Date: 2008-07-23 00:00:00
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Casual Games Association Events are the premiere events for the casual games industry with over 3,000 professionals attending Casual Connect Events each year. Casual Connect Seattle brings together the most talented and knowledgeable experts in the casual gaming field to further the casual games industry with the best of networking and learning.Event submitted by Eventful.com on behalf of lukeburtis.
Battle in Seattle - SIFF Opening Gala
Where: McCaw Hall
Date: 2008-05-22 19:00:00
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"Battle in Seattle" is a drama about the WTO protests that took place in Seattle in 1999. The movie features an international cast and was largely filmed in Vancouver, BC. For more information and tickets, go to the Seattle International Film Festival website.