Lost Highway review and Sally of Monticello showings
David Lynch’s Lost Highway is a moody noir with Bill Pullman and Patricia Arquette facing duplicity and violence as mysterious tapes arrive and a mechanic emerges. Loggia elevates scenes, while Getty and Pryor fade. overall it tests Lynch fans more than new viewers. Cynthia Simmons’s Sally of Monticello charms solo with Hemings drama but Act 2 drags with repetition and uneven pacing.
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Bil Pulman
Balthazar Geny
David Lynch
Sac
Bill Pullman
Patricia Arquette
Getty
Pullman
Arquette
Robert Loggia
Gary Busey
Richard Pryor
Lynch
Barry Gifford
Pryor
Loggia
Cynthia Simmons
Sally
Monticello
Paul Robeson Performing Arts Company
Simmons
Salk Hemings
Thomas Jefferson
Hemings
Paris
Jefferson
Charles Mann
Community Arts and Music Events Lineup
A busy slate of local arts events includes Bethany Church hosting an acoustic cafe benefiting Rescue Mission at 7 p.m., featuring Gary Frenay with no cover but donations requested. Also listed are a Big Band Night at Cepitet Theatre in Rome with tiered tickets, adult and student prices, and multiple recurring music and theater offerings across Syracuse, Cortland, and surrounding venues.
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Elis Cosa
Ater
Cass
Bethany
Syracise Musman Verry
Gary Frenay
Nissin
Glenn Mervaith
Tuzk
Nancy Kety
P.m. Cepitet Theatre
Rome
Seco
Beker High School
Bakhwinsviv
Paricpants
Syracuse University Orchestra
Paul Brantley
SUNY
Women’s History Month events at several colleges
Margaret Mahoney of University of Pittsburgh speaks on Women Famites and the Law moving toward the new millennium at Le Moyne College. Robin Lane performs Ladies First at Hobart and William Smith Colleges. Cortland hosts opening ceremonies with Sally Roesch Wagner discussing The Influence of the Iroquois Confederacy on Early Feminists.
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Margaret Mahoney
University of Pittsburgh
Wil
Reiley
Reily Hall
le Moyne College
America
Boston
Robin Lane
Albight Auditorium
Hobart
Wallam Smith Colleges
Geneva
Brockway
State University College At
Syracuse Debut by Dave Alvin at Happy Endings
Staff writer Mark Bialczak notes Dave Alvin performed his first Syracuse show in 16 years at Happy Endings Cake and Coffee, drawing 120 fans into the new listening room. Alvin offered Americana with humor and sharp life observations, opening with a tribute to a woman named Mary Beth.
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Happy Endings Cake and Coffeehouse
Dave Alvin
Alvin
Denny's
the Blasters
Mary Beth
Alvin sings through heartbreak set at club show
Alvin performs a vivid storytelling set with a Johnny Cash flair while Mary Beth and Alvin’s wife are expecting. He features songs about love and loss, includes Wanda and Duane and Little Honey, and welcomes opening act Kelly Joe Phelps whose gospel blues adds emotion and humor to the evening.
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Alvin
Kelly Joe Phelps
Phelps
TV drama roundup spotlights EZ Streets and new legal series
AP television writer notes CBS EZ Streets returns at 10 p.m. with Ken Olin and Jason Gedrick, alongside ABC The Practice in Boston, CBS Feds in Manhattan, and MBC Prince Street previewing before future Wednesdays. The piece highlights strong ensembles and creator David E. Kelley.
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New York
ABC
CBS
Feds
MBC
Prince Street
New York City
Ken Olin
Jason Gedrick
Rust Bell City
Donnell
Dylan McDermott
David E. Kelley
L.A. Law
Chicago
Erica Stanton
Police Department
Joe Morton
Wesy Oite
Manhattan
Federal Prosecutor's Office
Wtvh-Tv
Channel 5
John Slattery
Left
Blair Brown
Adrian Pasdar
Grace Phillips
Dylan Baker
Regina Taylor
Luther Johnson collection at Bullseye Blues rerelease
Bullseye Blues Records releases Doin' the Sugar Too featuring Luther Johnson and The Magic Rockers with Roomful of Blues. It revisits the 1984 Johnson breakout. Hear a track via NewsLine 472-2411 and TUNE 8863 to Mark Bialczak's Music Notes.
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Syracuse
Luther
Junior Johnson
Bullseye Blues Records
Johnson
Roomful of
Blues Homst
Chicago West Side
Mark Bialczak
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Diah
Vadebeaescir
Bance
Lima
Main St. Noth Syracuse
Bristol Omnitheater
Miton J. Rubenstein Museum of Scence & Technology
Freakin St
Syoness
Dream Ts Aive
Johnny Cash
George Jones
California
Wanda
Duane
Frazier Moore
NBC
Bobby Donnell
NewsLine
Luther “Guitar
Junior” Johnson
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