When things go bump in the night, cartoonist Amelia Sauter’s imagination runs wild.
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From the monthly archives:
May 2011
Donna the Buffalo stopped by Castaways for a show Friday, May 20, 2011, and Post photographer Angela Goldberg was there to catch it.
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Donna the Buffalo, the former singer for the Drive-By Truckers, the Queers, OdysseyWorks final local performance, and a happy happy hour that includes Finnish Tex Mex and sixties standards.
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So many ways to pass Judgment Day, so little time. How humorist Amelia Sauter plans to spend Saturday.
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Joshua Hatcher who will celebrate the release of his CD “Neuroses” Wednesday, May 18, 2011 with a 8:30 p.m. show at the Carriage House dedicates his music to his friends who kept him sane, and drove him insane, because “if you did there’s a fighting chance that one of these neuroses is about you.”
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Jim Heath, better-known as the Reverend Horton Heat brought his crack band and a good sense of humor to the Haunt Thursday, May 12, 2011, where he charmed the pants off a nearly sold-out crowd. Most of Heat’s songs are like shots – whiskey or espresso – immediately energizing and fun to take in, and the band ripped through a long line of shots in chronological order.
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These United States, Sound Awake, Joe Novelli, Johnny Dowd and the Hogwashers on a Mid-May Weekend in Ithaca.
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What would happen if Amelia Sauter got her deviant hands on those cheesy Chicken Soup for the Soul books before they were published.
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Arcades Project will debut this Friday, a one night only event on The Commons that is part of Gallery Night and Spring Writes, but is also something else entirely. An interview with Danielle Winterton and David Pollock.
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Stephen Poleskie’s” The Bird Film” was described in The Village Voice as “allegorical slapstick.” That’s half right. While the comical chaos of the film certainly is slapstick, it’s hard to find much in the way of allegory, and this is to the film’s credit.
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