Monday, August 4, 2008
Film / Nightlife / Music / Special Events Work Week Forecast: Fun with a Chance of Smiles
Posted by Edith on Mon, Aug 4, 2008 at 3:37 PM
Monday 8/4
-Flosstradamus at Santos Pary House, $15Tuesday 8/5
-The National and Yeasayer at Summerstage, 6:30-10
-Lifeboat at Bryant Park, begins at sunset
-Twelve Ophelias at McCarren Park Pool, free
-Erykah Badu, 7:30 PM at Wingate Field, free
-28 Days Later @ Summerscreen, McCarren Park Pool, free, live music begins at 7Wednesday 8/6
-Captured (Clayton Patterson film) @ Webster Hall, $10 , 7 P.M.
-Brazillian Girls @ the Apple Store in SoHo, 7 PM, free
-River Flicks presents Saturday Night Fever, Pier 54, 8 PM. freeThursday 8/7
-Rooftop Films presents Trouble the Water, Harlem Meer in Central Park, 110th St. between 5th and Lennox
-Alvin Ailey at Celebrate Brooklyn, 8 P.M.Friday 8/8
-Movies with A View presents Pleasantville, 6-11, free
-Tapes n' Tapes (unplugged set and official afterparty) @ Soundfix,7:30 PM10:30 PM
-Terence Blanchard, Castle Clinton, 7 PM, free
-Mates of State @ Highline Ballroom
-Lila Downs at Celebrate Brooklyn, 7 PM
-All Points West music festival (if you're lucky and have tickets), Liberty State Park 1:30 PM
-River Flicks for Kids presents The Goonies, Pier 46, 8 PM, free
-Metric @ Highline Ballroom
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The Thursday Tapes n' Tapes show is at 10:30 at Sound Fix, not 7:30. My comedy show is from 8-10, Big Terrific.
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Now, watching movies in China on the big screen at a theatre or cinema (as opposed to watching it off a bootleg DVD) is still relatively expensive for most locals. On average, it costs 70- 80 RMB per ticket, comparable to American box office ticket prices of 9- 10 USD. Given that necessities like a filling meal can be had for under 10 RMB and the average monthly income (in Shanghai) is still 2000- 3000 RMB, watching the latest screening is an exorbitant luxury. Therefore, as you can imagine, the cinemas here aren’ ...
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