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Kelli Rudick
with Alexander Turnquist
Saturday, January 30, 8:00 p.m. Born in the states but raised in Israel, Kelli Rudick spent endless hours playing in the echoing sound of the bomb shelter just outside the family's house on the outskirts of Tel Aviv. In 2007 Kelli released 'No One Knows You're Foreign', a distinctive work introducing her unique way of accentuating emotionally complex compositions by drawing percussive rhythms from the fretboard and body of the guitar while coaxing chordal melodies and harmonics from the strings. Kelli Rudick has collaborated with notable artists including Nick Zammuto of the aleatoric electro-folk duo The Books, Alon Leventon of the project Drops of Conciousness and the electro-indie group Zigmat, and recorded and toured with internationally acclaimed guitarist Kaki King. She's scored music for Queer Eye For The Straight Girl, 'The L Word' fashion show, and the films 'A Night in the Sunlight' and 'Absolutely I Do'. Kelli has toured throughout the United States and Europe, and has played extensively in her adopted hometown including shows on the main stage of The Knitting Factory, the Blue Note, Galapagos, the Cutting Room, a month-long residency at the Living Room, and headlining a full house fronting her five-piece band at Joe's Pub in New York City.
Alexander Turnquist is a multi-instrumental musician who creates instrumental music inspired by the beautiful moments of everyday life that can be often lost. $15, $12 HOH members.
Pigeon Party!
Big
Wooden Horse Theatre, England
Thanksgiving Weekend!Saturday, November 28, 10 a.m. & Noon
Mo Willem's Pigeon is back and ready to party! Squeezing all the fun of the first three Pigeon books into one raucous production, this lively show for children 3 and up is full of fun, feathers, laughter and excitement and features original music and lots of audience participation. Performances take place at the Montgomery C. Smith Intermediate School Theatre, Hudson. $5 children, $10 adults.
Hudson to China
Concrete
Temple Theatre
Friday, December 11, 8:00 p.m.Saturday, December 12, 2:00 p.m. & 8:00 p.m.
Hudson to China is a spectacle with projections, puppetry, theatre, and live-music. It parallels three different beings seeking a way to China: a statue of Henry Hudson that stands in the Bronx, who believes he has finally found his route to China; a young man, Harry, who dreams of success by literally conquering what he fears: (China & its economy), and Hua, a Chinese immigrant, who longs for home. Hudson to China is an adventure in which the experiences become the destination. On the journey the voyagers, and we, the audience, will lose our way, finding it just to lose it again, echoing Henry Hudson's voyages and our own lives, searching for the mythical Orient. For adults and ages 12 & up. $12 adults, $10 youth.
Lille
Kartofler Figuren Theatre, Germany
RUMPELSTILTSKIN
Thursday, February 4, 2010, 6:00 p.m. Storyteller and puppeteer, Matthias Kuchta adapts this classis Grimm fairytale. Adults and kids alike will be enchanted as the large-scale handmade puppets tell the story of a greedy king, a sad girl and the man who offers her an odd bargain in exchange for his help. Performance is sponsored by the John L. Edwards PTA and Carol Gans and takes place at the John L. Edwards Primary School, Hudson. Free.


