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Blues loving Chuck headed to Dough Re Mi to catch Wanda Johnson, but saw Shrimp City Slim, when Ms. Johnson could not make the show:
The crowd - many in town for Spoleto and quite a few first-timers at the Blues club - showed their appreciation to Gary Erwin, keyboard; Jerome Griffin, bass; “Silent Eddie” Phillips, guitar and Lamont Garner on drums.
It was a different evening than I had planned but the music was great as the band showed its respect.
Eugene enjoyed Kids in the Hall:
There were a lot more people at the show than I expected, filling about half of the North Charleston PAC. Didn’t think there were that many people in Charleston who knew who Kids in the Hall were. One guy even held up a Canada shirt that showed up on the screen during the last skit.
Nick gives a rundown of the the plays he saw over the weekend.
Dan caught Eurydice, Lobby Hero, I Live Next to Horses.
I’m Dancing as Fast as I Can notes the Charleston Ballet Theater’s first Spoleto performance and notes the review of Twisted Tango.
John Stoehr provides a look at the new Associate Artistic Director of Spoleto’s Chamber Music Series.
Heather @ May 26, 2008