The vibrant atmosphere of the Satori Circus concert film premiere at Planet Ant's Ant Hall.
Satori Circus will premiere their concert film ‘These Are My Friends: An Evening with Satori Circus’ this Sunday at Planet Ant’s Ant Hall in Hamtramck. The event also serves as a vital fundraiser for Cinema Detroit. Attendees can enjoy live performances and engage in a Q&A session following the screening, supporting the arts in the community.
Get ready, Detroit! An exciting event is on the radar for anyone who loves the vibrant world of performance art. The illustrious Satori Circus, a true pioneer in avant-garde entertainment, is set to kick off the world premiere of their concert film, “These Are My Friends: An Evening with Satori Circus”. This much-anticipated film will debut at 5:30 p.m. this Sunday at the chic Planet Ant’s Ant Hall in Hamtramck.
With a remarkable 37 years dedicated to pushing the boundaries of creativity, Satori Circus is not your everyday performer. Russell Taylor, the creative genius behind this eclectic persona, has turned the typical performance art scene upside down. Originally stepping into the spotlight through rock and punk music, Taylor sought a deeper and more intricate form of artistic expression when he transitioned to performance art back in 1988. Since then, he has become a household name in Metro Detroit, known for captivating audiences with his unique blend of music, dance, and storytelling, truly redefining what it means to perform.
The concert film embodies the essence of live performance, capturing the magic from Satori Circus’s 2018 show at Pontiac’s Crofoot Ballroom. Expect a whirlwind of creativity, as the film features an array of special guests. Audience favorites such as the Theatre Bizarre Orchestra, the whimsical duo Pinch and Squeal from Wizbang Theatre, and local talents like Josie Pace, Lushes Lamoan, Scotty D, and the smooth sounds of lounge singer Konrad Lee will all make appearances.
After the screening, the entertainment keeps rolling with a live performance by Konrad Lee, followed by an engaging question-and-answer session featuring both Satori Circus and the filmmakers. Collectively, this makes for a cozy, artsy evening that promises to be fun, thought-provoking, and whimsical.
More than just a film launch, this event doubles as a vital fundraiser for Cinema Detroit. This independent cinema, known for its eclectic and socially significant film offerings, has remained a beloved fixture in the community despite facing challenges in recent years. Founded in 2013 by Paula Guthat, Cinema Detroit had to adapt after leaving its Midtown location two years ago. Since then, they have strived to continue sharing art through pop-up screenings, including this event at Planet Ant.
Attending this premiere isn’t merely about enjoying a film and enjoying an artistic performance; it directly supports the lifeblood of independent cinema in Metro Detroit. The pressing need for diverse and creative film offerings has been underscored by the unfortunate closure of numerous local theaters, making events like these ever more crucial.
For those eager to dive into the artistic rush and support independent film, tickets for this remarkable evening are available for just $25 and $30, quite a deal for the array of performances packed into one night! Tickets can be purchased directly through the Cinema Detroit website, so don’t miss out!
As the film leads us through the creative minds of its performers, Satori Circus promises to dazzle audiences while sparking meaningful discussions about the arts, empathy, and what it means to share stories together. Get your friends together and get ready for an evening of pure enchantment!
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