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PAMELA Z PRESENTS: THE PENDULUM AND OTHER WORKS
Friday, November 2nd / 8-9:30pm
Chicago History Museum / 1601 N. Clark St / Chicago
Tickets: $12 / $8 for students / on sale now
Multimedia performance artist Pamela Z uses live electronic processing to blend sampled sound and her own voice into a theatrical elixir. Pamela has performed all over the world - including appearances at the Venice Biennale, Bang on a Can, and Japan Interlink Festival.
Sponsored in part by:
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2007 THIRD COAST FESTIVAL AWARDS CEREMONY
Saturday, November 3rd / 8 - 10:30 pm
Vittum Theater / 1012 N. Noble Street / Chicago
Tickets: $30 / on sale now
Come share in the excitement as the awards for the 2007 TCF / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition are announced. You’ll meet this year's TCF Audio Luminary Award recipient, groundbreaking radio maestro Peter Leonhard Braun, and watch as winning producers proudly accept their awards. Then stick around for a champagne reception and the chance to toast the winners! |
MEET THE MAKERS (of the best audio documentaries of 2007)
With Michele Norris
Sunday, November 4th / 4-5:30pm
Millennium Park's Jay Pritzker Pavilion / Choral Rehearsal Room / Chicago (map)
Tickets: $8 / on sale now
See the faces behind the best audio documentaries of the year. Michele Norris from NPR's All Things Considered chats up the winners of the 2007 TCF / Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition. Presented in association with the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs, Millennium Park.
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MAKE ROOM FOR LISTENING
With Peter Leonhard Braun and Julie Shapiro
Monday, November 5th / 6:30 - 9 pm
 Goethe-Institut Washington / 812 Seventh St NW / Washington DC
No charge for admission; for reservations call 202 289-1200 ext. 168
or email info@washington.goethe.org
International radio maestro Peter Leonhard Braun joins Third Coast Festival managing director Julie Shapiro for an evening of listening and conversation, centered around excerpts from the best new radio work produced around the world - winners from the 2007 Prix Europa and TCF/Richard H. Driehaus Foundation Competition.
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 TCF DOCSHOP
April 21st and 22nd, Chicago, IL
10 am - 4 pm / $125 or $110 for students / ESS members
Co-presented with Experimental Sound Studio in Chicago, this two-day workshop, taught by Dan Collison and Elizabeth Meister of Long Haul Productions, provides an introduction to the nuts and bolts of producing a short radio story. You'll learn basic interviewing techniques, how to properly record an interview, how to edit the results with ProTools, and how to use additional sounds to enhance the story. There will be audio "homework" to listen to prior to the workshop, and familiarity with audio editing software is a plus, but not necessary. Space is limited; call 773-769-1069 to register. |
 THE MOTH PRESENTS: Out on a Limb: Stories from the Edge
Thursday, April 12th at The Metro
3730 N. Clark Street (Two blocks North of Wrigley Field)
Doors open at 7pm / Stories start at 8pm
$18 Tickets available now at www.ticketmaster.com
NYC's The Moth presents real people telling real stories from their lives. It’s not a reading and it’s not stand-up. No notes are allowed on stage, no special effects or second takes, no role-playing or joke-telling, just great stories. Join host Andy Borowitz (humorist, The New Yorker, CNN) and special guest storytellers at the special Chicago show:
Jonathan Ames (author, Wake Up, Sir!, The Extra Man, recurring guest, The Late Show with David Letterman)
Amy Dickinson (columnist, Ask Amy, The Chicago Tribune)
Greg Walloch (comedian, White Disabled Talent, contributor Studio 360)
Darryl "DMC" McDaniels (rap artist, RUN DMC)
Jon Langford (recording artist, Gold Brick (Roir), and performer The Executioner's Last Songs)
[The Third Coast Festival is pleased to be partnering with The Moth for this show, and supporting other supporters of audio storytelling.] |
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