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Aug082015

August 8, 2015, Saturday - I Hate Myself, Will You Please Love Me? at Southern Theater (thru Aug 16, 8 performances)

Time:  See schedule below

Location: Southern Theater, 1420 Washington Avenue South

I Hate Myself, Will You Please Love Me? Presented by Mathew Janczewski's ARENA DANCES

This ironically dark comedy and cautionary tale of The Carpenters explores insecurities through the dancers’ sly irreverence combined with mellow grace, set to the Songbook of The Carpenters’ easy pop. Beautiful and idiosyncratic, Janczewski’s work has a fresh attention to character and precision, and an electrifying range of motion and emotion with music by The Carpenters, American Music Club, Johnette Napolitano & Marc Moreland and Fourtet.