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November 22, 2008

Communist Party at Russian house

Chinese House and Russian House present...

This year featuring music, food and more Mao than ever before.
Date: Saturday, November 22
Time: 9:30 pm
Place: Russian House, 163 High Street

Sewing Machines & Friends at Earth House

Live show/CD release party at Earth House tonight, featuring the Sewing Machines and assorted live acts.

Future Folk Records, a web label run by Max Horwich '08 and Rod O'Connor '08, has put out a compilation of music by Wes students and alums, and will be handing out free copies!
"rollicking American folk-pop, landing at some hook-heavy intersection of the Band and Fleet Foxes..."

more info here.
Date: Saturday, November 22
Time: 10 pm
Place: Earth House

November 20, 2008

Weekend Roundup



Because the only thing we're cocksure of is that you love the weekend roundup.

THURSDAY November 20:

5pm - Thanksgiving Dinner @ Usdan, $12.25
6:30pm - Audition for Black Friday @ Usdan 108
7pm - Transgender Day of Remembrance @ Metropolitan Community Church in Hartford
7pm - Sand and Sorrow film screening @ Shanklin 107, free baked goods!
7:30pm - Thanksgiving Dinner @ Usdan, $12.25
8pm - Songs for a New World: Wesleyan Production @ WestCo Cafe
9pm - NWP Benefit Concert @ 200 Church, $2
10pm - Transgender Remembrance Day Vigil @ 190 High
10pm - Poppin @ Beckham Hall
FRIDAY November 21:
12:20pm - Interfaith Muslim Jummah Service @ Office of Religions & Spiritual Life
4:30pm - Audition for Black Friday @ Fayerweather
5:15pm - Meet with Wesleyan Board of Trustees @ Zelnick Pavilion
8pm - Showgirls @ Film Hall
8pm - Samsara @ Crowell Concert Hall, $5
8pm - Songs for a New World: Wesleyan Production @ WestCo Cafe
9pm - Peter and the Wolf, The Robot Ate Me, and Bell @ Eclectic, FREE
10:30pm - Red Party @ WestCo Cafe CANCELED
Midnight - Second Stage Staff Applications Due
Midnight - Historical Narratives Submission Deadline
SATURDAY November 22:
2pm - Songs for a New World: Wesleyan Production @ WestCo Cafe
3pm - Men's Hockey v. Amherst @ Hockey Rink
3pm - Blues Dance Workshop @ Fayerweather, Free for Wes students
5pm - Party @ PUBLIC (335 Main St.), $10 advance or $15 at the door
8pm - Songs for a New World: Wesleyan Production @ WestCo Cafe
9pm - Communist Party @ Russian House
9pm - Gag Reflex Thanksgiving Show @ World Music Hall
10pm - Studio 54 @ Psi U
SUNDAY November 23:
Nothing?
If you've got an event for the weekend roundup, post a link to it in the comments or send it over to wesleying@gmail, and we'll add it to the roundup after we post it.

Gag Reflex: Thanksgiving Show

GAG REFLEX IMPROV COMEDY is putting on a Thanksgiving Show this Saturday. I imagine that they improvise comedy better than I improvise event write-ups, so I'm done here. Look below for what you need to know.

Date: Saturday, November 22
Time: 9pm
Place: World Music Hall, Free*
*Laughter is the greatest form of thanks.

Communists vs. ... Fascists?


Whatever you want to call them, Amherst's men's hockey team comes to town this weekend in the second game of the season for both teams--and one of the season's biggest. For the underclassmen, the last time Amherst came to town was in the quarterfinals of the 2007 NESCAC Championship, when they took down Wes 2-0. You can read more about it here--and if reading that article doesn't provide enough incentive to go to the game, I don't know what does.

When Wes went to Amherst last season, there were 75 people at the game. Let's show Amherst how a real school supports its hockey team.

Date: Saturday, Nov. 22
Time: 3:00 PM
Place: Hockey rink (at Freeman)

November 19, 2008

Songs for a New World

Second Stage presents Songs for a New World, directed and choreographed by Elizabeth Trammell '10, music directed by Steph Ross '09.

Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown
Originally Produced by the WPA Theatre, New York City, 1995
Original Orchestration by Brian Besterman and Jason Robert Brown
A six-person cast will take you through a musical journey, portraying an array of characters from Christopher Columbus to the wife of Santa Claus, to more modern stories, such as a woman searching for love in wealth and a young man hoping that basketball will be his ticket out of the ghetto. Ultimately, the show teaches us about ourselves and our journeys throughout the stories and characters of today, accompanied by the music of a new world.

Showtimes:

Thursday, Nov. 20th, 8 pm
Friday, Nov. 21st, 8pm
Saturday, Nov. 22nd, 2pm & 8pm
Where:
WestCo Cafe
Cost:
Free
Wesleyan Production Sponsored by Second Stage
Sponsored in part by the Adelphic Educational Fund

Songs for a New World is presented through arrangement with Music Theatre International (MTI). All authorized performance materials are also supplied by MTI.