Elledanceworks Presents : 14

Photo By Brian Guilliaux

Elledanceworks promises to delight and inspire once again! Attend Elledanceworks 14, the final performance of season 14 and experience a unique combination of smart, edgy and lush works. Enjoy the featured premieres: Unravel, by co-director Ronelle Eddings, is a moving emotional portrait of Romola Nijinsky as she copes with her husband Vaslav Nijinsky’s decent into insanity; From One Fountain by co-director Michele Hanlon weaves a rich tapestry of design and musicality in relaying the strength of human connection. Company member Shelley Padilla premieres Coming to Terms, a high-energy quartet; also included on the program are new works by company members Melissa Bjork, and Tiffanee Arnold and additional favorites Happy People by Eddings and One Hundred Backdoors by Hanlon. Danielle Georgiou Dance Company is our guest, and this concert also features music by Amy Seltzer!

So go out and get some culture!!

at the Bath House Cultural Center,

521 E. Lawther Dr.
Dallas, TX 75218
(214) 670-8749

Price: $15.00 General Admission, $12.00 Students, Seniors and Dance Council Members, Ages 12 and under are free.
Phone: (214) 366-0630
Age Suitability: All Ages
6/16 6/17/ and 6/18 at 8:00 p.m.

HumpDay Funny : Takin’ Mah Money!!!

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This week’s HumpDay Funny comes courtesy of the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, Texas. Peeps, don’t use your phone in the theater, don’t talk, and don’t bring uber small babies. And if you do and get kicked out…PLEASE leave a belligerent voice mail.

Episode 60 : Johnson’s Attack Cock

If it’s Tuesday, it’s Secretly Timid. Diane talks crossover, Jon plays with his hair, Danielle dances, and Paul makes a great zombie. In the news today : one town’s aggravated cock, a call for a ban on circumcision gaining momentum, a boy sells a kidney for an iPad, and a Florida man kills two and avoids jail by paying restitution.

This week’s featured song is “Fragile Bird” by City and Colour.

City and Colour, “Little Hell”

City and Colour

Little Hell

Official Website

Release Date : June 7, 2011

Vagrant Records

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Available via iTunes

and Amazon

 

Armed with a beautiful voice, electric backing band, and eleven solid songs, City and Colour‘s (AKA Dallas Green’s) long awaited third album, Little Hell, now available for your consumption.


If Little Hell chronicles the joy, confusion, and hopelessness that follows us, the album’s first track, “We Found Each Other in the Dark,” is the hope and promises which begin new love. The song, romantic and waltzy, is a great opener.  “The Grand Optimist” blends thoughtful lyrics with a staccato strum. “Little Hell” continues the folk confessional and leads into lead single “Fragile Bird,” which is pure blues-rock. “Northern Wind,” with it’s sparse strings and light production is reminiscent of the sound for which Dallas Green is known and loved.  With similar themes and narrative, “O’ Sister” may be a sister song to “Fragile Bird.” “Hope For Now” is a stunning closer. ” Dallas Green sings, “How can I instill such hope, but be left with none of my own? What if could sing just one song and if might save somebody’s life.”

Little Hell is complex, heartfelt, and heavy. It is full of vivid imagery and interesting arrangements. While possibly too heavy for an everyday listen, this album is the perfect companion for those dark times.

City and Colour : “Fragile Bird” Music Video

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Check out the video for City and Colour‘s, “Fragile Bird,” directed by Michael Maxxis.  Little Hell drops next week. Pre-Order the album via iTunes or Amazon and be on the lookout for our review. If you have any questions for City and Colour, email them to Letters@Secretlytimid.com! While you are at it, go ahead and download the single, “Fragile Bird.”

Episode 59 : Diagnosis Gone

On today’s show, Danielle demonstrates proper one-armed push-up technique, Paul goes to the drive-in and Jon finishes 2nd in a poker tournament. News stories include: a Baylor student arrested for whackin’ off into a passed-out friend’s mouth, a Floridian arrested for whackin’ off on an airplane, and an outbreak of horse herpes forces rodeo queens to ride stick ponies. The trio also discuss things not to say in polite company, how one study proves cultured men are healthy and happy, and how another study finds women are less sexually attracted to happy men.

This episode’s featured song is “Safari Disco Club” by Yelle.

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