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Another piece of her heart is presented in play (Kansas City Star)
Janis Joplin made her mark by giving 100 percent every time she took the microphone. The Texas blues singer who burst out of San Francisco in 1967 with Big Brother and the Holding Company didn?t just sing songs. She created raw, metallic arias that rose and fell in performances that qualified as high theater.
"Love, Janis" Review at Kansas City Repertory Theatre (Kansas City InfoZine)
By Frank C. Siraguso - The Rep channels Janis at the Copaken Stage.
Roots of hippie rock (Desert Sun)
Gurley was an important part of San Francisco's rock scene even before teaming with Joplin. Rock 'n' roll and folk acts generally played coffee houses or variety shows before several West Coast promoters converted ballrooms into large venues for rock 'n' roll dances in the early '60s.
No Haight, but plenty to love about ?Janis? THEATER REVIEW (Kansas City Star)
Oh, what a strange feeling it is to sit in the spotless new seats of an immaculate new theater nestled in the gleaming new offices of a leading local corporation and watch a show about a self-destructive ?60s rock icon.
Oh, wow, man, it's like the poster is alive, man (Pioneer Press)
While the Weisman Art Museum is in full-on Dylan mode with "Bob Dylan's American Journey," the Minneapolis Institute of Arts is looking west at the images inspired by the '60s San Francisco sound. Here's what you can expect from the "San Francisco Psychedelic" and "San Francisco Psychedelic Posters" exhibits (and, no, illegal substances aren't part of the show) that open Saturday.
Electric Heart: Don Ellis Documentary Film (Coming in Early 2007) (All About ...
The Story of the one of the most innovative Composer, Arranger, Writer and Musicians' of all time, Ellis was the first to create a fusion between Jazz-Rock & Classical music.
Rock Musical Love, Janis Opens Kansas City Repertory Theatre's New Copaken St...
Kansas City Repertory Theatre will present Love, Janis as its inaugural production at Copaken Stage, the Rep's new second theatrical home located in downtown Kansas City, February 2-March 18. Randal Myler is the director. He also is a creator and adaptor of the show and was the director of Hank Williams: Lost Highway and It Ain't Nothing But The Blues, both highly acclaimed, successful shows for ...
Janis Forever (Beaumont Enterprise)
Long before Janis Joplin played Madison Square Garden or took the Monterey Pop Festival by storm, she was a groupie at the Big Oaks Club, in Vinton, La., where the drinking age was 18.
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Another piece of her heart is presented in play (Kansas City Star)
Janis Joplin made her mark by giving 100 percent every time she took the microphone. The Texas blues singer who burst out of San Francisco in 1967 with Big Brother and the Holding Company didn?t just sing songs. She created raw, metallic arias that rose and fell in performances that qualified as high theater.
"Love, Janis" Review at Kansas City Repertory Theatre (Kansas City InfoZine)
By Frank C. Siraguso - The Rep channels Janis at the Copaken Stage.
Roots of hippie rock (Desert Sun)
Gurley was an important part of San Francisco's rock scene even before teaming with Joplin. Rock 'n' roll and folk acts generally played coffee houses or variety shows before several West Coast promoters converted ballrooms into large venues for rock 'n' roll dances in the early '60s.
No Haight, but plenty to love about ?Janis? THEATER REVIEW (Kansas City Star)
Oh, what a strange feeling it is to sit in the spotless new seats of an immaculate new theater nestled in the gleaming new offices of a leading local corporation and watch a show about a self-destructive ?60s rock icon.
Oh, wow, man, it's like the poster is alive, man (Pioneer Press)
While the Weisman Art Museum is in full-on Dylan mode with "Bob Dylan's American Journey," the Minneapolis Institute of Arts is looking west at the images inspired by the '60s San Francisco sound. Here's what you can expect from the "San Francisco Psychedelic" and "San Francisco Psychedelic Posters" exhibits (and, no, illegal substances aren't part of the show) that open Saturday.
Electric Heart: Don Ellis Documentary Film (Coming in Early 2007) (All About ...
The Story of the one of the most innovative Composer, Arranger, Writer and Musicians' of all time, Ellis was the first to create a fusion between Jazz-Rock & Classical music.
Rock Musical Love, Janis Opens Kansas City Repertory Theatre's New Copaken St...
Kansas City Repertory Theatre will present Love, Janis as its inaugural production at Copaken Stage, the Rep's new second theatrical home located in downtown Kansas City, February 2-March 18. Randal Myler is the director. He also is a creator and adaptor of the show and was the director of Hank Williams: Lost Highway and It Ain't Nothing But The Blues, both highly acclaimed, successful shows for ...
Janis Forever (Beaumont Enterprise)
Long before Janis Joplin played Madison Square Garden or took the Monterey Pop Festival by storm, she was a groupie at the Big Oaks Club, in Vinton, La., where the drinking age was 18.
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