#fox theatre

[vintagelasvegas]

East Charleston Blvd, Las Vegas, c. 1975

Macayo Vegas (1741 E Charleston), Jaws playing at Fox Theatre (1800), and Woolco dept. store (1720). Billboard for New Century Homes at present day I-515 overpass.

Garvin City Planning Image Collection, Yale University.

[fitsofgloom]

In The Night Where Bat Wings Flow

That's Where All The Frightmares Go!

[dreaminginthedeepsouth]

Jimmy Carter

[detroitlib]

[lindenardenshighlights]

Oakland #19: Fox Theater

[stuckasmain]

Unintelligible thoughts about Hadestown

I saw the show in Atlanta on Jan 10th. Eurydice and Hades were both played by understudies. Will Mann as Hades is a particular stand out, the man is built like a tank and was as physically opposing as he is mentally.

Would do this with notes like I would a movie, but it’s not like I could have my phone out during a performance. These are taken from scribbles during intermission and in the car post show.

Orpheus sang everything. Even little lines that could have easily been spoken (yes ,etc.) and his voice was absolutely lovely. Chibueze was actually adorable to watch.

Napkin flower. Napkin flower. Napkin flower

Eurydice was absolutely vibing with the fiddle player at the start of road to hell, miming along with them.

Cecilia’s Eurydice was much more…? Wild child. She’d startle Orpheus then he’d get all excited like a puppy. Love this dynamic

When Hermes has Orpheus bless the drinks in Livin’ it up on top someone in the chorus goes “YEAHHHHHHH ORPHEUS” and I’ll never forget that

Persephone being absolutely motherly to both of them💕

HOW THE WALL LITERALLY ROLLS IN BEHIND THE SET

Hermes whistle is a lighter and it’s actually hysterical (or this might’ve been a candle.)

Hades would Carry Persephone’s purse for her down from the balcony .

The lighting. The lighting. The lighting. While perfect other times it was so fucking bright you couldn’t see, like little spotlights in wait for me were hellbent on blinding the audience, that and when hades “conducts the electric city.”

[walkingdetroit]

Holidays in the City

[rockweiler-again]

James Cassells at the Fox Theatre, Pomona CA. 03/25/11.

Source

[chassewright]

And we’re back! Yay!

[fitsofgloom]

Calling All Kids! This looks really fun. You get a Roger Corman Monster Movie, Tarzan, a Flying Saucer Dance Contest, prizes, and a kiddie swap meet. You probably could score Topps Trading Cards, issues of Famous Monsters of Filmland and Castle of Frankenstein, and maybe even Aurora Monster models. And all for less than subway fare. I picture The Losers Club from "IT" attending.

[morganleehostetler]

[thelensofyashunews]

The Toronto International Music Video Festival is Happening and Mac Downey Speaks All About It on TLOY TALKS

For Toronto music video directors, producers, directors of photography, production crews and artists alike, there’s an actual festival happening for you all and it’s the Toronto International Music Video Festival (TIMVF). In its inaugural year, The Toronto International Music Video Festival (TIMVF) will be a one-day event—at the Beaches’ own Fox Theatre—showcasing the best filmmakers and…

[lindenardenshighlights]

Oakland #8: close up Fox Theatre

[stuckasmain]

Saw hadestown last night and I adored it

Considering three major characters were out last night the swings did a  phenomenal job. However, whoever’s in charge of the lighting was hellbent on blinding the audience throughout the show. “Now I’m crying and I can’t see”

[walkingdetroit]

Happy belated birthday to the Fox! 🎈I got the news a day late but snapped this photo on my way home last night.

The Fox Theatre opened on September 21, 1928 with a performance of “The Star Spangled Banner” by the Fox Theatre Grand Orchestra, followed by “The Evolution of Transportation” depicting the history of Detroit and a silent film called ’’Street Angel’’ starring Janet Gaynor. 9/21/23

[fullaccessdetroit]

WYCD’s ’10 Man Jam’ [The Fox Theatre, Detroit, MI] 02/22/2023

Show review number two for me this year came up last week at The Fox Theatre in Detroit and I must admit, I enjoyed it way more than I thought I would. Don’t get me wrong, I knew I was going to have a good time, but I’m not always a fan of acoustic based performances. Especially when it’s a few of my favorite artists and some that I haven’t seen before. Unfortunately, Jelly Roll didn’t make it…