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The SunBreak On the List: August 18-24

Tommy Wiseau brings his The Room weirdness to Central Cinema

Wednesday, August 18th

  • Lenny White’s Anomaly with Jimmy Herring–former Miles Davis/Chick Corea/Return to Forever drummer teaming up with Widespread Panic/Allman Bros. guitarist Jimmy Herring for a jazz/rock/fusion extravaganza @ Jazz Alley
  • “Crystal Beth,” a solo performance by Beth Fleenor benefiting the Frank Agency @ Fandrich Piano Studio (1513 14th Ave.)
  • The Hold Steady, America’s favorite big time bar band, bring boisterous literate rock to town. With Jaill @ Showbox Original Flavor
  • Mary Roach talks about the finer points of filling your suitcase for interplanetary travel, reading from her new book Packing for Mars @ Kane Hall

Thursday, August 19th


Friday, August 20th

Saturday, August 21st

  • Be prepared for some serious weirdness with a private meet-and-greet with Tommy Wiseau @ Central Cinema, before yet another midnight screening of The Room @ the Egyptian
  • For a less weirdo auteur interaction, check out the Vincent Moon retrospective (through the 26th), with the director of some of the best modern music videography in attendance @ Northwest Film Forum
  • Whether you call him Frank Black or Black Francis, the Pixies singer will be @ the Triple Door
  • Ira Glass tells his radio stories in a clipped, nasally manner @ Benaroya
  • After Ira takes Benaroya with sentimental tales, he and Dan Savage spin (really?!) a late night dance party @ Re-Bar
  • Get rootsy all day long [free 26-song sampler here] with No Depression Fest @ Marymoor
  • FREE! Trumpeter Thomas Marriott and his “Flexicon” group, with Evan Flory-Barnes, Rick Mandyck and Jeremy Jones @ Lucid Jazz Lounge

Sunday, August 22nd

Monday, August 23rd

Tuesday, August 24th

  • The Cuong Vu Trio, called “the jazz version of a rock music power trio,” with Seattleite Luke Bergman on bass and Vu’s longtime partner in crime Ted Poor on drums @ the Triple Door
  • If there’s one thing that’s funny, it’s social justice. That’s why the Social Justice Fund presents an Evening of Comedy and Social Justice with Seattle comic Hari Kondabolu @ Central Cinema

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