Sharing dance, light and music together in a truly unique jazz-lounge/performance-gallery atmosphere, each second Saturday of the month (April-August) features a evening open to the public of ongoing improvisational performances and live multimedia experimentations from the company and special guests.
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| photo by Cassie Kay Photography, dancer Kaylin Horgan |
"The Concept Album"
First created in 2005, The Concept Album 'physical tracks' are a collection of timeless, honest, classic rock anthems performed live by The Pillow Project, spanning the likes of Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Jefferson Airplane, The Doors, Pink Floyd and The Beatles. With the very concept that all true rock ignites a visceral, intrinsic movement in all of us, The Pillow Project is set to recreate and reinvent the raw, unbridled forces of a generation and rock out like never before.
"Is it possible to jazz the rock? ...We've been rocking the jazz for some time now, so why not?" -Pearlann Porter
with...
[live music]
8pm through 10pm:
Spontaneous compositions created by Gordon Nunn, joined by the resident improvisational performing artists of The Pillow Project.
doors open
8pm - midnight ongoing
$10 suggested donation at the door
214 N. Lexington St.
Pittsburgh/Point Breeze, 15208
entrance side of Construction Junction across from Thomas Blvd
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*Help us reduce our environmental impact by bringing your own small glass jar
to use and/or donate for complimentary refreshments!
Find Us Around Town this Month!
JazzLive - Every Tuesday, 5-7pm - Agnes B. Katz Plaza and various locations, Downtown. Follow us on Twitter and Like us on Facebook to get notifications of our whereabouts.
Join us on Saturday, July 16 at our Space for the culmination showing of our week- long [postmodern-jazz improvisation] summer intensive. 8:00pm, free admission.
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