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Page 5 WESTERN CAROLINIAN August 19, 2011 ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT Last Minute Productions to host many entertainment offerings Lauren Gray, Staff Writer Entertainment is some- times a hard thing to come _by at Western Carolina Uni- versity. Last Minute Pro- ductions, WCUs source for entertainment through movies, concerts and other events, has a full schedule this year packed with new events for students. LMPs big event this fall will be a comedy show featuring Bo Burnam in the Bardo Arts Center, for- mally known as the Fine and Performing Arts Cen- ter, on Wednesday, Oct. 26 at 7 p.m. LMP has not an- nounced the opening acts for Bo Burnam, but they do promise a very entertaining and very funny night. Burnam is best known for his YouTube videos, which have about 100 mil- - lion views, and for his stand- up comedy. He is also well. -known for music and rap- ping. He is currently signed to Comedy Central Records where he is the youngest person to record a comedy central special. For the Bo Burnam event, the doors will open at 6 p.m. and pre-sale tickets are $10 for students and $15 for .non-students. Day of - show tickets will be $15 for students and $20 for non- students. Pre-sale tickets to go on sale soon at Imp.weu. edu. : Another big event for -LMP.: this fall will be the Harry Potter and the Death- ly Hallows Part 2 movie _ premiere on campus from October 28-29. LMP con- sistently shows movies ev- ery weekend on Friday at 6 p.m., 9 p.m. and midnight and on Saturday at 6 and 9 p.m. For the HP 7 premiere, there will be a green screen photo shoot and giant chess pieces. LMP will also have a variety of other features and prizes at the: movie pre- miere. Other LMP movies this fall will be: Thor from Au- gust 26-27, The Hangover Part Il from September 9-10, Super 8 from August 16-17, Green Lantern from September : 23-24, Cars 2 from September 30-October 1, Bad Teacher from Octo- ber 7-8, Transformers: Dark of the Moon from October 21-22, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 from October 28-29, Cowboys & Aliens from November 4-5, Friends With Benefits from BO BURNHAM WORDS WORDS. PHOTO SUBMIT TE 3D Bo Burnham's Words, Words thnk comedy tour will come to Western Carolina reat on Wednesday, Oct: 26 at 7 p. m. POU DOUG SUR ALG RU AC SEAS UA SSM CRU SU ag rae a iy EO cas ON MULTI R GMA RU at aR aI UrR CMRI UU eMC Tera BE cin eI Ar anty 1 November 11-12,30 Min- utes or Less from November 18-19 and Fright Night from December 2-3. LMP will also be host- ing other various events Weekly comedy o open mic comes to to No Name Sports Pub: on Monday From Staff Reports No Name Comedy a new, weekly, Monday-night comedy open mic kicks off Monday, Aug. 22 at 8 _p-m. at the No. Name Sports Pub in Sylva. Anyone is , . form. : stay We want to provide a place West of Asheville for people to enjoy and perform comedy, said Tom = Sch- eve, a writer and performer who edits Asheville Dis- claimer, a weekly satirical ' feature in Mountain Xpress. We encourage anyone from Haywood County, Jackson * County, Swain County and > beyond to come out, enjoy a craft beer on the patio - next to the river, and check out some free hit-and-miss comedy on Monday nights at the No Name riverpub. No Name Comedy is co- produced by Sylva perform- er Shucky Blue (As seen on Facebook, he boasts). Scheve, who co-pro- welcome to sign up and per- : duces Disclaimer Stand-up . -Lounge in Asheville on Wednesdays as well as Dis- claimer Underground Com- edy at Ashevilles The Mag- netic Field, said he performs $ several times a week, which ultimately led to his decision to start an open mic closer to his current home in Cruso. If I want to perform on a Monday night, I have to drive aot two hours: one-way ~ to Scheve said. But I needed something closer to home. Then I came across Sylvas No Name riverpub, and I knew if a comedy open mic could make it anywhere outside of Asheville, it was there: That, Scheve adds, and Waffle House said, No. Scheve and Blue hope the weekly event attracts a mix of river hippies, burn- outs, failed academic-types, refugees, mountain-bred neer-do-wells, doctors and nurses who have grown to dislike their patients, and hi- larious marijuana farmers. No Name Comedy open mic will occur every Mon- day at 8 p.m. on the outdoor patio of th No Name Sports Pub. First-time perform- ers are always welcome, as are more experienced per- formers who need a venue Greenville, : SG, where some friends of - mine run an excellent mic, to work on their material. There is no cover (and no | promises, adds Scheve). We hope to build a weird little live comedy scene out here on Monday nights, and . on campus such as Open Mic Nights, Monday Night . Football events and more. ~ Check the LMP website at Imp.weu.edu or their Face- book page, Last. Minute gdrawy Omer hAic = Productions LMP, for more information and more events. . If you want to help with any LMP events, you can become a volunteer Hope ducer by contacting them at via e-mail at contracts. Imp@gmail.com or by stop- ping by their office on the second floor of the Univer- a Center to get involved. Nica crn Riverpuh Sylva, NC - : .we need witnesses because I have a good feeling theres going to be police reports, . said Scheve. No Name Sports Pub is located at 1070 Skyland Drive, Sylva, NC 28779; > It can be reached by phone at 828-586-2750 or online at www.nonamesportspub. com. For more information PHOTO SUBMITTED about the Monday, comedy open mic, find No Name Comedy on Facebook or call Tom Scheve at 828- - 216-2331, Alice Sebrell to exhibit at Western Carolina University's Fine Art Museum From Staff Reports ? The Fine Art Museum at _ Western Carolina Universi- ty presents Understory: An Exhibition of Work by Alice Sebrell from Sunday, Aug. 21, through Friday, Oct. 28. A reception with wine and - appetizers will be held from 2-4 p.m. Aug. 21 in the atri- um of the Fine Art Museum. Sebrell, a North Carolina native and program director forthe Black Mountain Col- lege Museum + Arts Cen- ter in downtown Asheville, uses photography and other media, including wood, metal. and glass, to create work that combines imag- _ ery from the* natural .world of plants and animals with the human-constructed en- vironment. ~The WCU exhibition in- cludes selections from sev- eral recent bodies of work (including two-dimensional } and three-dimensional), all of which reveal a curiosity - about and appreciation for _ the secrets of the world. The work prompts ques- tions, without attempting to provide answers, about the - story behind the narrative the understory. The WCU Fine Art Mu- seum is open to 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Fri- day and Thursdays to 7 p.m. For a full calendar listing, | fineartmuseum.weu. - visit edu or call 828-227-3591. For more information, con- tact Denise Drury, interim director of the Fine Art Mu- seum, at 828-227-2553. todays / Experience Li The Summit is a non-denominational, non-charismatic church designed for Worship, Fellowship, Discipleship, Ministry, and Outreach. We are a casual place where real people from all walks of life can come to Snaditegs _ relationships with God and each other. Our Pastor, Jim Dean, delive compelling and positive messages that can easily be applied to our pina es in world. Our worship team performs modem song selections that are entertaining and inspiring at the same time. You can leam more about God and yourself with our Small Group Program. There are countless opportunities to volunteer in our community or participate in events that benefit the entire world. We hold numerous fellowship events where we can cultivate new friendships and renew old ones.
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