Michelle J. Unger
new_york, ny
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- Interested In: Women
- Member since: 2007-03-08 00:00:00
- Last log-in: 2007-10-08 00:00:00
- Events: 5
Events:
Behemoth
Where: Trocadero Theater
Date: 2007-11-17 20:00:00
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BEHEMOTH & JOB FOR A COWBOY Sat. 11/17 THE "RADIO REBELLION" TOUR with Gojira Beneath The Massacre Visit the official Radio Rebellion site (http://www.radiorebellion.com) for more tour information. Tix: $15.00 adv $17.00 dos (ON SALE) Doors @ 7:00pm - All Ages
To Die In Jerusalem w/ Director Hilla Medalia
Where: The JCC in Manhattan
Date: 2008-02-19 19:30:00
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To Die In Jerusalem Dir. Hilla Medalia (75 min, USA/Israel, 2007) After two 17-year-old girls—one an Israeli, the other a Palestinian suicide bomber—die in a Jerusalem market, their mothers confront each other, revealing a microcosm of the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and the complexity of reconciliation. To Die In Jerusalem offers a personal human perspective that is all too often eclipsed by political issues through the personal stories of the tow families' losses and by contrasting the lives and deaths of these two teenage girls. Tue, Feb 19 7:30 PM $8.00 - Member $10.00 - Non-Member Location: The JCC in Manhattan, 334 Amsterdam Ave. at 76th St. (Program room assignments will be available at the JCC Customer Service Desk, in the lobby of the Samuel Priest Rose Building.)
Jazz at The Brooklyn Lyceum
Where: Brooklyn Lyceum
Date: 2008-04-09 20:00:00
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Every Sunday and Wednesday there is a great Jazz series at the Brooklyn Lyceum. The series brings some of the best musicians and music to Park Slope Brooklyn. Curated by Chris Komer and Joe Phillips each show is unique and filled with world class musicians. Most often our series mostly plays in our 50-person room but we have also had bands play in our 300-seat space. The Brooklyn Lyceum is one stop (union street) from the Atlantic/Pacific express stop on the R or M train. 227 4th Ave between Union and President streets Brooklyn, NY 11215 718.857.4816 www.brooklynlyceum.comEvent submitted by Eventful.com on behalf of marcrose.
GO LOCAL: National Poetry Month x 10!
Where: Stain Bar
Date: 2008-04-25 19:00:00
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NATIONAL POETRY MONTH x 10! WHY: Eating, growing, and celebrating locally to find the world in a grain of Brooklyn and eternity in an hour or two! WHEN: Friday, April 25th @ 7 p.m. – Sharp! WHERE: Stain Bar in Williamsburg, Brooklyn WHO: BANIAS ~~ BERRIGAN ~~ BOZICEVIC ~~ BRYANT ~~ DICKOW ~~ HOY ~~ KOCOT ~~ SMITH ~~ STARKWEATHER ~~ WILLIAMSON ARI BANIAS grew up in California, Texas, and Illinois. He now lives in Brooklyn, NY and teaches undergraduate creative writing and literature at Hunter College. His poems are forthcoming in The Cincinnati Review, Literary Imagination, and FIELD, and have recently appeared in Mid-American Review (as a feature), Arts & Letters, and RealPoetik. EDMUND BERRIGAN is the author of Glad Stone Children (Farfalla Press, 2008) and is co-editor with Anselm Berrigan and Alice Notley of a forthcoming Selected Poems of Ted Berrigan (University of California). ANA BOZICEVIC moved to NYC from Croatia in 1997. She's the author of chapbooks Document (Octopus Books, 2007) and Morning News (Kitchen Press, 2006). Look for her recent work in Denver Quarterly, Hotel Amerika, absent, The New York Quarterly, Bat City Review, MiPOesias, Octopus Magazine and The Portable Boog Reader 2: An Anthology of NYC Poetry. Ana coedits RealPoetik. TISA BRYANT is the author of Tzimmes (A+Bend Press, 2000), which collages concerns of breast cancer, Barbados genealogy research, a Passover seder and a film by Yvonne Rainer, and her first book, Unexplained Presence (Leon Works, 2007), is a collection of original, hybrid essays that remix narratives from Eurocentric film, literature and visual arts and zoom in on the black presences operating within them. She currently lives in Brooklyn, NY. ALEXANDER DICKOW grew up in Moscow, Idaho, traveled to France, got married to a French woman, studies French literature at Rutgers, and writes poems. His work has appeared in both Yankee and Hexagonal journals including MiPO, RealPoetik, Sitaudis, Il Particolare, Hapax, can we have our ball back? and others. A full-length bilingual collection, _Caramboles_, will be published by the Parisian press Argol Editions in October 2008. Alex currently lives in bucolic central New Jersey. DAN HOY lives in Brooklyn and is an editor for SOFT TARGETS. His poetry chapbook, Outtakes, was published by Lame House Press in 2007. NOELLE KOCOT is the author of 3 books of poems, 4 and The Raving Fortune, out from Four Way Books in 2001 and 2004, respectively, and Poem for the End of Time, out from Wave Books in 2006, of which the NY Times Book Review deemed the long title poem, "extraordinary." She has won awards from The National Endowment for the Arts, The Fund For Poetry, The Academy of American Poets and The American Poetry Review, among others. She lives in Brooklyn, where she was born and raised, and teaches for a living. Her fourth book, Sunny Wednesday, will be published by Wave Books in spring, 2009. JESSICA SMITH is the editor of Outside Voices Press, which publishes Foursquare magazine. She wrote a book called Organic Furniture Cellar. She maintains a blog that incites both hate mail and proposals. She recently moved to Brooklyn and is looking for a job. SAMPSON STARKWEATHER is a small African village patrolled by dream-fed lions. They sway in the grasses when you move. His handwriting, which has been featured in several medical journals, strong-armed him into a life of asemic writing. He is the author of The Book of Sky, a wordless text published by anyone. DUSTIN WILLIAMSON is the author of Heavy Panda (Goodbye Better), Gorilla Dust (Open24Hours Press), and Exhausted Grunts (Cannibal Books). He publishes Rust Buckle Books and is the current curator of the Zinc Talk Reading Series. ~~~ STAIN BAR 766 Grand Street Brooklyn , NY 11211 (L train to Grand Street Stop, walk 1 block west) 718/387-7840 “The thing about performance, even if it's only an illusion, is that it is a celebration of the fact that we do contain within ourselves infinite possibilities.” -- Sydney Smith Amy King will host -----> http://amyking.wordpress.com/2008/04/13/national-poetry-month-x-10/