"In The Next Room (Or The Vibrator Play)" transports audiences to the 1880s, back when electricity was in its infancy and when Victorian physicians used the vibrator as a treatment for hysteria.
In The Next Room
Rodney-O & Joe Cooley
Ryder Cooley
Thanks for Playing
Trash Pop Icons
The English Beat
Jordan Zweigoron
Carina Round
Strikeforce Heavyweight
Amy Dabalos
BBQ Spots
Mexicanismo
Margaritas
Dishwalk & Wine Stroll
Ex-Gay Camps
Hoi An Bistro
Kraftbeer
Blind Willies
Shawarma
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Everything was so much simpler in the '80s. There was hair metal, thrash, punk and rap. That was about it. And by rap, I mean there was one kind of rap, no subgenres yet. Rodney-O and Joe Cooley , who'll guest at this show, were part of that first wave. They never had the star power of Run-DMC or LL Cool J, but they made some excellent, underrated tracks. "Everlasting Bass" is about as good a rap
Hazy Loper is gifted with an "'old voice,' pleasingly textured and sounding like it's echoing forth from long ago Eastern Europe," as said by Know Deposit Know Return. Their dark American folk music is a blend of eastern and western sound that has a strong gypsy bite that lands them somewhere between the American South and Eastern Europe. The band is led by Patrick Kadyk on banjo and baritone
"In The Next Room (Or The Vibrator Play)" transports audiences to the 1880s, back when electricity was in its infancy and when Victorian physicians used the vibrator as a treatment for âhysteria.â You heard right, the vibrator was used in medical practice, which just proves that truth is often quite stranger than fiction. This provocative, touching, and wickedly funny play explores this
The San Jose Museum of Art is proud to present an intimate evening with artist Enrique Chagoya. Many of Chagoya's works are held in the Museum's permanent collection, several of which are currently on display in the Mexicanisimo through Artists' Eyes exhibition. Enrique Chagoya will provide insight on the elements of culture and tradition that he explores in his various paintings and
A new concert tour presented by Gary Vecchiarelli Productions with headliners from the Hawaiian Islands and Polynesia. World-renown performers, Larry Rivera and Willie Kay and introducing singer Sabrina Tahiti to present a 'Aloha Hawaii LIVE' concert tour celebrating the music & culture of the islands. Special VIP Backstage Pass with purchase of premium seats for just $19.95 you can receive
Join Agenda Lounge for Banda Thursdays, a fun Latin inspired weekly tradition in the heart of San Jose. Banda is a brass band traditional music which includes a variety of songs, including rancheras, corridos, cumbias, and boleros and dance. Anthromix Banda is hosted by Tony X-Rated. Come early to join in on the Banda dance class at 9pm. Drink specials before 10am Cuvetas $15 $100 bottles No
Every Thursday night, The Blank Club hosts its Atomic Dance Party, presented by Metro. Now in its sixth year and still going strong, DJ Basura spins New Wave, 80s, alternative, indie, and electronic music all night. $1 PBR's and no cover charge before 10pm.
Trash-pop is, apparently, '80s-style anthem rock, but played acoustically, and with ample vocal harmonies. That's how the Trash Pop Icons make it sound, anyway. The Icons, sisters Naomi & Nadia Zep, first made a name for themselves sharing lead-vocal roles in the acclaimed San Francisco alternative-pop-rock band, Letters Make Words. (Live 105's Soundcheck loved them). Now they're a duo, with a
The English Beat lasted only five years and recorded three albums, but their legacy is immeasurable. They were 2-tone's best ska band, with songs like "Mirror in the Bathroom," "Save It For Later," "I Confess" and "Hands Off She's Mine" all enshrined in the skankin' canon. Band leader Dave Wakeling now lives in NorCal, and his recent run of South Bay gigs—as tight and impassioned now as the
Hailing from England, Carina Round "has carved a singular path in music with her inimitable voice and stirringly varied compositions." She has toured with Annie Lennox and self-released the "ethereal and nakedly confessional" EP Things You Should Know. Round has produced her latest album with Grammy-nominated writer Dan Burns and collaborated with notable legends Dave Stewart, Brian Eno, and
San Jose Jazz is proud to present a live show with the Blind Willies as part of San Pedro Square Market's new live music series. Hailing from San Francisco, Blind Willies was started by singer and songwriter, Alexei Wajchman, originally as a touring acoustic duo. Now that duo has expanded into a quintet of talented musicians who whip up a unique sonic brew that blends elements of folk, blues,
The Collings Foundation presents The Wings of Freedom Tour, which makes two stops in the Bay Area: Moffet Airfield and Livermore Municipal Airport. Families are welcome to explore majestic World War II bomber aircrafts from the inside out, including P-51 Mustang, the B-17 Flying Fortress and the B-24 Liberator. Visitors are also given a chance to feel the engines power up and take to the skies
The much anticipated conclusion to the Strikeforce Grand Prix Tournament comes to San Jose where Strikeforce first began. This event features former UFC title holder Josh Barnett as he squares off against two-time Olympic wrestler Daniel Cormier. The fight card will also feature a rubber match for the Strikeforece Lightweight championship with champion Gilbert Melendez as he defends his title
Tin Pan Alley Rag by Mark Saltzman is a lively musical that introduces audiences to two of America's most influential composers: Scott Joplin, the "King of Ragtime," and Irving Berlin, the "Titan of Tin Pan Alley." The play follows each of their journeys and features several vibrant musical numbers.
To Hell and Back: Sandow Birk's Divine Comedy features a selection from the museum's permanent collection of Birk's series of lithographs. Each meticulously drawn image incorporates a descriptive caption written in contemporary American vernacular. Birk transformed a centuries-old classic into an imaginary narrative with political relevance for today's audiences.
The San Jose Museum of Art examines West coast artists' nontraditional and often entertaining use of and humor in the upcoming "Renegade Humor" exhibition. Artists at the University of California, Davis pioneered the creation of signature West Coast art in the 1960s and 70s, and have created a distinctive West Coast style in response to the pretentious East Coast art world. "With sometimes
"Mexicanisimo Through Artists' Eyes" explores Mexico's deep well of visual culture, from its folk art to its popular culture, from its vernacular craft traditions to its contemporary idioms. This exhibit showcases the works of artists who employ traditional, refined artisan's techniques to serve as a counterpoint to today's consumer culture, as well as pieces that utilize expendable materials
San Jose's lodging options range from budget hotels and motels to luxurious retreats. As the epicenter of technology, national and international conferences are held in the downtown San Jose area. As a result, most hotels offer comprehensive business services and conference resources. With several airport hotels only minutes from Downtown San Jose, business travel is easy. For more information about traveling to San Jose and around Silicon Valley, visit the Travel Directory.
Dining options in San Jose and in neighboring towns like Campbell, Los Gatos and Saratoga, are vast and varied. The San Jose restaurant scene offers a mix of cuisines, including Vietnamese, Indian-fusion, classic steakhouse, innovative Italian and contemporary Californian. The ever-growing list of South Bay restaurants offer options for every budget and style, from casual eateries to stunning bistros and Michelin-starred restaurants run by celebrity chefs.
San Jose's arts community and entertainment scene has come of age in recent years. An array of options can now be found every day of the week, including music, theater, fine arts and nightlife. Live music is constantly going in San Jose with music festivals from spring into fall and local shows nightly. Local art galleries thrive with constant shows. While the San Jose nightclubs scene includes martini bars, ultra lounges, wine bars, pubs and comfortable neighborhood hangouts.
The full spectrum of attractions can be found in San Jose. Youngsters and families can find amusement parks such as Great America and Raging Waters along with scores of city parks, museums and galleries. San Jose festivals bring music, arts and crafts and cultural celebrations to every neighborhood throughout the year. There are also world-class golf courses, well-known and boutique wineries, and shopping destinations ranging from vintage and casual to high-end.
The real estate market is once again moving throughout the entire San Jose area. Certain pockets such as the Rose Garden, Los Gatos, Saratoga and Almaden Valley feature multi-million dollar properties, but homebuyers can also find more affordable options in San Jose neighborhoods like Willow Glen, Blossom Valley, Cambrian, Santa Teresa and Evergreen. Use our Real Estate Search to find your next home. Or, search for urban living at new San Jose Highrises. Rates are at historic lows, think about getting a refinance on Zillow.
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