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03/21/2010 - Puscifer Featuring Maynard James Keenan from Tool and a Perfect Circle City: Lorain
Puscifer Sunday, March 21 at 7:30pm While one might imagine Maynard James Keenan would have enough going on to keep him busy as a front-man with the groups Tool and A Perfect Circle, in 2007 he decided to record an album under yet another name with Puscifer. Described by Keenan as "the space where my Id, Ego, and Anima all come together to exchange cookie recipes," Puscifer first appeared as the name of a fictional band Keenan fronted in a cameo on the HBO sketch comedy series Mr. Show in 1995. It wasn't until 2003 that Keenan actually recorded under the name, when he teamed up with Danny Lohner for a track called "Rev 22:20" for the Underworld soundtrack, and it wasn't until four years later that he set to work on an entire Puscifer album. Organized less as a traditional "rock band," and more as a musical collective in which Keenan could work with a rotating lineup of likeminded artists, Puscifer's early recording projects featured a large cast of noted musicians, including Tim Alexander from Primus, Tim Commerford and Brad Wilk from Audioslave and Rage Against the Machine, former King Crimson member Trey Gunn, violinist Lisa Germano, pop singer/songwriter Jonny Polonsky, and actress and vocalist Milla Jovovich. The first product of Puscifer's new life was a single issued in early October 2007; the A-side was "Cuntry Boner," a gleefully offensive song originally recorded by Electric Sheep (a short-lived punk band featuring Adam Jones and Tom Morello years before they would respectively join Tool and Rage Against the Machine), while the flip side was a cover of the Circle Jerks' "World Up My Ass." Later the same month, Puscifer's debut album, V Is for Vagina, was released; like the single, it was released in the United States by Keenan's own Puscifer Entertainment label, and it featured ten original songs, many of which were dominated by slow but potent dance grooves rather than Tool's prog-metal textures. Keenan has recently collaborated with several filmmakers on short movies based on the songs, which he says could be shown at the band's upcoming live performances. In April of 2008, a remix album of V Is for Vagina titled V Is for Viagra: The Remixes was released and featured contributions from members of Nine Inch Nails, Telefon Tel Aviv, Ministry, and Slipknot, among others. For more information on Puscifer, please visit http://www.puscifer.com » Event Details | |||||||
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City: North ridgeville
Please Join us for an Open House on March 21st, 2010 at 11 AM at our school. Come see what we are all about. Enrolling Pre-K thru 8! Check out our new Pre-K program and our all day Kindergarten. You will fall in love with our school. Come meet our teachers and staff. Parents will also be available to talk with you about our school. After Care Program is available to K thru 8. Visit our website at www.stpeterschoolnr.org St. Peter School, Inspiring Dreams through Faith and Education. » Event Details | |||||||
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City: Avon lake
PET PHOTOS WITH THE EASTER BUNNY.
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City: Sheffield
Lorain County Metro Parks and TrueNorth Cultural Arts will present the Ohio premiere of the updated version of the musical Baby that was originally seen at the Paper Mill Playhouse in New Jersey. Richard Maltby, Jr. and Music Theatre International have authorized the use of the new script, and are using this production as an opportunity to finalize their new libretto and score. In order to do that, MTI will be sending an arranger to work with the cast and orchestra during the rehearsal period. Performances at the French Creek Nature Center in Sheffield Village, OH, are scheduled for March 5-21 with show times at 7:30pm on Fridays and Saturdays and at 3pm on Sundays. Award winning director Fred Sternfeld (Yellowman at Karamu, Ragtime at JCC, Beauty and the Beast at Beck Center) will direct with musical direction by Rick Fortney and choreography by Bebe Weinberg Katz. This play is rated PG-13 for some language The cast will feature some of Northeast Ohio’s top musical theatre talent, including Natalie Green (Belle in Beauty and the Beast at Beck Center & Elizabeth Bennett in Pride and Prejudice at Lakeland Theatre) as Lizzie, Shane Joseph Siniscalchi (Jesus in Godspell at Old Town Hall & Rapunzel’s Prince in Into the Woods at FPAC) as Danny, David Robeano (Hank in Saturday Night at Beck Center & Sancho in Man of La Mancha at JCC) as Nick, Maggie Stahl-Floriano (Mother in Ragtime at JCC & Mrs. Darling in Peter Pan at Beck Center) as Pam, Michael Dempsey (Medvedenko in The Seagull at Beck Center & Mordcha in Fiddler on the Roof at Cain Park) as Alan and Bernadette Hisey (Anna in The King and I & Kate in Kiss Me Kate at Mighty Goliath) as Arlene. The company will also feature Douglas Brill, Brian Bowers, Kimberly Aldrich-Ceja, Lydia Hall, Lauren Skirbunt, Jessica Mester and Susan Watson. “My first contact with the musical BABY was in 1985 when my wife Randi and I saw it in Dallas.” comments director Fred Sternfeld. “We loved it! It was charming, humorous and poignant. We had only been married for two years and were just in the planning stage for when we would have our first child. So BABY has been on my "must do" list for 25 years! I am grateful to Rick Fortney for the opportunity to help share this wonderful musical with the community.” Richard Maltby, Jr. and David Shire’s musical Baby is a humorous and poignant look at three couples whose lives are affected in various ways by the prospect of having (or not having) a baby. It features a book by Sybille Pearson. The musical played Broadway's Ethel Barrymore Theatre Nov. 8, 1983-July 1, 1984. The original cast included Liz Callaway, Todd Graff, James Congdon, Martin Vidnovic, Beth Fowler and Catherine Cox. The Maltby/Shire score includes such tunes as "At Night She Comes Home to Me," "I Chose Right," "The Story Goes On," "Easier to Love," "Two People in Love," "With You," "I Want It All" and "And What If We Had Loved Like That." TrueNorth performs at the French Creek Nature Center, which is located at 4530 Colorado Avenue. For tickets call (440) 949-5200. The Morning Journal is a sponsor of TrueNorth’s 2009-2010 Theatre Season. » Event Details | |||||||
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City: Cleveland
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City: Cleveland
Quicken Loans Arena » Event Details | |||||||
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City: Lorain
Spring Craft Show and Bazaar Sunday March 21, 2010 11:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M.
Gargus Hall 1969 North Ridge Rd (Rt 254) Lorain Oh.
$1.00 Admission
Door Prizes
Food, Lunch and Refreshments will be available
Retired Baskets and accessories, Primitive Home baked goods Flower Crafts Candles Jewelry Wood Products and much more Contact: Therese Gargus (440) 277 6171 » Event Details | |||||||
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City: Cleveland
Event Name: Cleveland Outdoor Adventure Show Description: Come Visit the Cleveland Outdoor Adventure Show! •Trout Pond Contact Name: Mark Concilla Contact Email: Mark@eriepromoandexpo.com More Info Link: www.outdoorontheweb.com Event Cost: $10.00 Parking Cost: $8.00 » Event Details | |||||||
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City: Cleveland
Event Name: Cleveland Auto-Rama Description: The FEDERATED AUTO PARTS Auto-Rama is the premier custom car show held in Ohio. At autorama you will see the north coast of Ohio's most unique automobiles. Location: I-X Center Contact Email: info@clevelandautorama.com More Info Link: www.clevelandautorama.com Extra Information: Visit www.clevelandautorama.com for event pricing information. » Event Details | |||||||
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