— November 19-28, 2024 —
Here what's up for me in the next week. Anyone who knows me or wants to is invited to anything on the list. Just let me know and away we'll go...
• Please RSVP by the day before.
• All events are 'Dutch treat'.
• Please remember the basics of Doug.
• And don't forget the standing invitations!
A free lecture titled "Homelessness and the Meaning of Home," at Jack Straw Cultural Center.
Wednesday 11/20:
The Wizard of Oz (1939) at the Majestic Bay Theater in Ballard. I'll be wearing my ruby slippers.
The Wizard of Oz (1939) at the Majestic Bay Theater in Ballard. I'll be wearing my ruby slippers.
Thursday 11/21:
Ingmar Bergman! Angst and heavy thinking, with subtitles! Through a Glass Darkly (1961) at Northwest Film Forum.
Ingmar Bergman! Angst and heavy thinking, with subtitles! Through a Glass Darkly (1961) at Northwest Film Forum.
At Hangar 30 in Magnuson Park, it's Renegade Seattle. It's artsy, yes, but also fartsy!
Sunday 11/24:
Pony World Theater presents the play Edgar & Annabel, "a funny, riveting spy thriller." We'll see about that.
Pony World Theater presents the play Edgar & Annabel, "a funny, riveting spy thriller." We'll see about that.
Monday 11/25:
Folio Seattle presents an open-mic night, for "discovering new authors, musicians and emerging talents." No heckling.
Folio Seattle presents an open-mic night, for "discovering new authors, musicians and emerging talents." No heckling.
Duck Soup (1933) at Beacon. "I'll hold your seat till you get there. After you get there you're on your own."
Speaking of dining in splendor, I must briefly rave about the perfectly browned and crunchy fries at By's Burgers, and the magnificent milk shakes in a dozen flavors. The burgers are OK too.
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Next update:
— Tuesday, November 26 —
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Next update:
— Tuesday, November 26 —
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