PARADISE15for Santo Domingo becauseextras will work for only $2a day. After an open castingcall almost degenerates intoa riot, Sebastian hires outspokenDaniel (Juan CarlosAduviri) to play <strong>the</strong> rebelIndian leader. But when <strong>the</strong>locals begin demonstrationsagainst a multinational’s plansto privatize water — even <strong>the</strong>rain — Daniel is in <strong>the</strong> thickof <strong>the</strong>m, endangering <strong>the</strong>film’s shooting schedule. Thethought-provoking screenplayby Paul Laverty (“The WindThat Shakes <strong>the</strong> Barley”) cunninglyparallels <strong>the</strong> Spanishconquest of <strong>the</strong> Americas with<strong>the</strong> modern spread of capitalism.This fascinating mixtureof past and present, fictionand fact, features spectacularscenes of <strong>the</strong> period filmwithin a film. Directed by IcíarBollaín (“Take My Eyes”). Fullysubtitled.“‘Even <strong>the</strong> Rain’ is thatirresistible thing — a movieabout <strong>the</strong> making of a movie— combined with a bit of ahistory and a political message.”— Mick LaSalle, SanFrancisco Chronicle“A splendid film about amovie crew blindsided by <strong>the</strong>real world.” — Stephen Farber,Hollywood Reporter“Telling an old story in anew way and infusing whatmight have been a dry politicalpolemic with poetry, passionand unlikely warmth.”— Ann Hornaday, WashingtonPostOpening Friday:“Potiche”Rated R. Runtime 1:43Showtimes daily at 2:15*,4:30, 6:45, 9 p.m.Set in 1977 in a provincialFrench town, “Potiche”is a free adaptation of <strong>the</strong>1970s eponymous hit comicplay. Ca<strong>the</strong>rine Deneuve isSuzanne Pujol, a submissive,housebound “trophy housewife”(or “potiche”) who stepsFILM IN PARADISEFrom left, Judith Godreche, Ca<strong>the</strong>rine Deneuve and Karin Viard in ascene from ‘Potiche.’in to manage <strong>the</strong> umbrellafactory run by her wealthyand tyrannical husband(Fabrice Luchini) after <strong>the</strong>workers go on strike and takehim hostage. To everyone’ssurprise, Suzanne proves herselfa competent and assertivewoman of action. Butwhen her husband returnsfrom a restful cruise in topform, things get complicated.Gérard Depardieu plays aformer union leader andSuzanne’s ex-beau who stillholds a flame for her.Acclaimed writer-directorFrançois Ozon (“SwimmingPool,” “Under <strong>the</strong> Sand”),who had previously directedDeneuve in <strong>the</strong> internationalhit “8 Women,” twists <strong>the</strong>original play on its head tocreate his own satirical andhilarious take on <strong>the</strong> warbetween <strong>the</strong> sexes and classes.The ensemble cast includescomic greats Fabrice Luchiniand Karin Viard (as Luchini’ssecretary and mistress) whileJudith Godreche and JérémieRenier play <strong>the</strong> Pujols’ entitleddaughter and sexually ambiguousson. Fully subtitled.“‘Potiche’ is a glossythrowback made with a moderneye, an old-fashionedromantic fantasy starringCa<strong>the</strong>rine Deneuve andGerard Depardieu that’s beenknowingly updated withtart, contemporary touches.”— Kenneth Turan, LA Times“It’s funny, broad andnever stops moving. It’s madeto please and succeeds.”— Mick LaSalle, San FranciscoChronicle“Like its heroine, ‘Potiche’is deceptively lightweight,its camp screwball fizzinessgiving way to a surprisinglycogent feminist parable,in which <strong>the</strong> personalproves again and again tobe <strong>the</strong> most volatile variablein <strong>the</strong> political.” — KarinaLongworth, Village Voice* Denotes specially pricedmatineesSpecial events:• Tuesday, April 26, Operain Cinema Series: “Aida,”Verdi, Live from <strong>the</strong> Teatro delMaggio Musicale FiorentinoLive at 2:30 p.m. Encore at7 p.m.The legendary Zubin Mehtaconducts “Aida,” Verdi’s mostspectacular and over-<strong>the</strong>-topopera, in a new productionfrom <strong>the</strong> Teatro del MaggioMusicale Fiorentino. StarringMarco Berti, Luciana D’Intinoand Hui He.Verdi’s “Aida” is one of <strong>the</strong>most popular operas of alltime. It premiered at <strong>the</strong> CairoOpera House on Christmaseve, 1871, and was an immediatecommercial success.The plot of “Aida” is filled withpolitical intrigue, love, betrayal,passion and vengeance,and has captivated audiencesfor generations.— Christiana LittleConducted by Zubin Mehta.Directed by Ferzan OzpetekChoreographed byFrancesco Ventriglia,Starring Luciana D’Intino,Hui He, Marco BertiSung in Italian with Englishsubtitles.Tickets $20, KWFS members$18.• Thursday and Friday, April28 and 29, at 9 p.m., <strong>the</strong> 16thAnnual <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Songwriters’FestivalCelebrating its 16th year,<strong>the</strong> <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> SongwritersFestival is <strong>the</strong> largest festivalof its kind in <strong>the</strong> world. Since1997 BMI has been a chartersponsor of <strong>the</strong> festival andhas helped it grow into both atourist attraction and favoriteof island locals. The festivalrevolves around five daysand nights of more than 20free shows, staged at an arrayof <strong>the</strong> island’s most populardrinking holes and hot spots,where live music bliss introducescrowds to <strong>the</strong> faces,voices and stories behind <strong>the</strong>songs. Diverse lineups featuringmore than 100 top songwritersdeliver rare, “<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>only”moments. Informaladaptations of Nashville’s signaturein-<strong>the</strong>-round acousticshowcases dominate much of<strong>the</strong> schedule, while an eventcappingstreet concert addsan enticing Mardis Gras fillipto <strong>the</strong> mix.See <strong>the</strong>ir website for detailsand tickets: http://www.keywestsongwritersfestival.com.For full details and latechanges, check TropicCinema.com, or call <strong>the</strong> showtimeshotline at 877-761-FILM.Advance tickets for all moviesand events are availableat <strong>the</strong> Tropic box office during<strong>the</strong>ater hours or online atTropicCinema.com.Celebrate Cinco de Mayo and DrinkMargaritas & Beer for a Good Cause!Amigos and TIB Bank Host <strong>the</strong>First Annual Fundraising Event forAmerican Cancer Society’s Relay For Life★ Live concert featuring a Mexicanmariachi band★ Have your picture taken by <strong>the</strong>world’s largest margarita glass!(40 gallons)★ Mexican beer truck★ Meet <strong>the</strong> Corona GirlsAll Drink Proceeds to Benefit <strong>the</strong>American Cancer Society.341009◆ THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 2011 ◆ 16PARADISEnightlifenightlifenightlifenightlifenightlifenightlifeSend in yourevent to <strong>the</strong>Florida <strong>Key</strong>sCouncil of <strong>the</strong>Arts at calendar@keysarts.com, 295-4369.Visit www.keysarts.com for details.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> HappeningsARTS COUNCILThursday, April 28Sunset Music Series – FeaturingGordon Ross, 6:30 p.m.Florida <strong>Key</strong>s Council of <strong>the</strong> Arts, 295-4369. www.keysarts.comLocation Villa Maria, MM 92 Bayside,Ellis Drive, Tavernier.ARTIST RECEPTIONS & EXHIBITIONSThursday, April 28Bonnie Carter Collection OpeningReception, 6-9 p.m.Wet Paint Gallery, 430 Duval St, Suite2. 857-540-1610.Friday, April 29The Belly of <strong>the</strong> Blues, TerryAbrahamson Opening Reception, 6- 9p.m.The Naked Artist Gallery, 518 FlemingSt. Beth Darras, nakedartistkeywest@yahoo.com Thru May 8.Saturday, April 30Elio Hinds Opening Reception, 6-9 p.m.Fleming Street Gallery, 830 Fleming St.296-9000. www.flemingstreetgallery.com Thru May 19.Sunday, May 1End of Season Group Show OpeningReception, 6-9 p.m.Frangipani Gallery, 1102 Duval St.296-0440. www.frangipanigallery.comCLASSES & WORKSHOPSMonday, May 2Beading Workshop & Meeting, 1 p.m.Guild Hall Gallery, Upstairs, 614 DuvalSt. Jean Disrud, 304-8377.Watercolor Mondays with KarenBeauprie, 1 p.m.The Studios of <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>, 600 White St.296-0458. www.tskw.orgTuesday, May 3Sean Callahan - Painting Water withWater, 9 a.m.The Studios of <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>, 600 White St.296-0458. www.tskw.orgI Can Write A Better Movie Than ThatWorkshop, 6 p.m.The People’s Theater of <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>, 142Simonton St, Tammy Shanley, 612-386-7426. http://peoples<strong>the</strong>aterofkeywest.comWednesday, May 4Michael Costello, Painting <strong>the</strong> Figure &Demonstration, 5:30 p.m.The Studios of <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>, 600 White St.296-0458. www.tskw.orgDANCEThursdaysArgentine Tango Classes for Beginners,Performance at St. Paul’s presentsMusic for <strong>the</strong>Royal Wedding ofKate & WillBy organistJoseph LoweFriday April 29that noonJoin us for this Free EventSt. Paul’s EpiscopalChurchat <strong>the</strong> corner ofDuval & Eaton3409307:30 p.m.The Dance Factory, 906C Kennedy Dr.Daina, 304-8184.FridaysSalsa Dance Lessons with Lucy & Leon,Beginners, 7 p.m./Experienced, 8 p.m.Paradise Health & Fitness DanceStudio, 1706 N. Roosevelt Blvd. 296-6348. www.keywestdance.wordpress.com No partner necessary.MondaysAmerican Style Tango for Beginners withLucy & Leon, 8 p.m.Paradise Health & Fitness DanceStudio, 1706 N Roosevelt Blvd. 296-6348. www.keywestdance.wordpress.comFESTIVALS & FUNDRAISERSThursday- Sunday, April 28-May 115th Annual <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Songwriters’FestivalVarious locations in <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>.304-0814. www.kwswf.com29th Annual Conch RepublicIndependence CelebrationVarious locations in <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong>. 294-9928. www.conchrepublic.comFILMSaturdaysSaturday Morning Film Festival, 10 a.m.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Library, 700 Fleming St. 292-3595. www.keyslibraries.orgTuesday, May 3Opera in Cinema - Aida by Verdi, Call<strong>the</strong>ater for timeTropic Cinema, 416 Eaton St. 295-9493. www.tropiccinema.com<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Library Film Matinee, 3:30p.m.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Library, 700 Fleming St. 292-3595. www.keyslibraries.orgLITERARYSunday, May 1<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Poetry Guild Meeting, 8 p.m.Blue Heaven Restaurant, 729 ThomasSt - upstairs. 292-8577. kwpoetry@gmail.comMUSEUMS, NATURE & MORESaturday, April 30The Great Butterfly Bonanza, 10 a.m.-2p.m.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Tropical Forest & BotanicalGarden, 5210 College Rd. 296-7373.www.kwbgs.orgRelease a butterfly, build a butterflyhouse, butterfly costume contest,games, prizes, crafts and more for childrenof all ages.Tuesday, May 3Speaker Series: Stories of Native Plantsof <strong>the</strong> Florida <strong>Key</strong>s, Robin Robinson,6 p.m.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Botanical Tropical Forest &Botanical Gardens, 5210 College Rd,296-1504. www.kwbgs.orgMUSICThursdaysCajun/Country/Bluegrass Live Music &Dance, 5-9 p.m.B.O.’s Fish Wagon, 801 Caroline St. ThruApril 28.Live Piano & Talent in The Conservatory– Bobby Nesbitt, 5:30-9 p.m.The Gardens Hotel, 526 Angela St.294-2661. www.gardenshotel.comFridaysGordo & Skippo Jazz Duo, 5:30-7:30p.m.Salute Restaurant, 1000 Atlantic Blvd.292-1117. Enjoy jazz at sunset.Fridays & SaturdaysWine Galley Piano Bar with Larry Smith,7 p.m.Pier House Wine Galley, 1 Duval St.296-4600. www.keywestislandnight.comSaturday, April 30Spring POPS Concert - FKCC <strong>Key</strong>sChorale, 8 p.m.Tennessee Williams Theatre, 5901College Rd. 809-3176. www.keystix.comSunday, May 1Jazz in <strong>the</strong> Gardens - Lenore Troia &Friends, 5:30-8 p.m.The Gardens Hotel, 526 Angela St.294-2661. www.gardenshotel.comWine Galley Piano Bar with Larry Smithand Special Guest Pete Kronowitt, 7p.m.Pier House Wine Galley, 1 Duval St.296-4600 ext 501. www.keywestislandnight.comMonday, April 25Wine Galley Music Jazz Jam with LarrySmith, 7 p.m.Pier House Wine Galley, 1 Duval St.296-4600. www.keywestislandnight.comWednesdaysThe Larry Smith Variety Show, 9 p.m.Hogs Breath Saloon, Upstairs, 400Front St. 296-4222. www.<strong>the</strong>captainsofimprov.comFeaturing <strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> popular culture.THEATERFridaysImprov Comedy: The Captains ofImprov, 8 & 10 p.m.Hogs Breath Saloon, Upstairs, 400Front St. 296-4222. www.<strong>the</strong>captainsofimprov.comSaturdaysComedy Cruise with The Improvables,Check-in, 8 p.m./Depart, 8:30 p.m.<strong>Key</strong> <strong>West</strong> Bight, 201 William St.Reservations, 296-2554. http://sunsetwatersportskeywest.com/key-westcomedy-cruise.html.Wednesdays-SaturdaysShort Attention Span, 8 p.m.Red Barn Theatre, 319 Duval St. 296-9911. www.redbarn<strong>the</strong>atre.orgMarathon & Big Pine HappeningsARTIST RECEPTIONS & EXHIBITIONSSunday, May 1Big Pine Academy Art Show Opens, 10a.m.-6 p.m.Artists in Paradise Gallery, MM30, BigPine <strong>Key</strong>. 872-1828. www.artistsinparadise.comThru May 15.WednesdaysWednesday Morning Artists’ Coffee, 10a.m.Lois Giffen, 2000 Manor Lane,Marathon. 743-3546.LITERARYWednesday, May 4<strong>Key</strong>s Writers Meeting, 1 p.m.Big Pine Library, 213 <strong>Key</strong> Deer Blvd.patricialabarbera@live.com www.keyslibraries.orgMUSICSundays<strong>Key</strong>s Chamber Orchestra Rehearsals,2 p.m.Venture Out Lounge, Spanish Main Dr,MM23, Cudjoe <strong>Key</strong>. 304-7544.Upper <strong>Key</strong>s HappeningsFriday, April 29Gallery Night, 6-9 p.m.<strong>Key</strong> Largo Art Gallery, 103200 OverseasHwy, Bayside. 451.0052. www.keylargoartgallery.comDANCEFriday, April 29Dancing Classrooms 5th GradeStudents Culminating Event, 1:45 p.m.<strong>Key</strong> Largo School, 104801 OverseasHwy, <strong>Key</strong> Largo. 453-1255. www.educationalcoalitionmc.orgFESTIVALS & FUNDRAISERSThursday-Sunday, April 28-May 1<strong>Key</strong> Largo Conch Republic DaysVarious locations in <strong>Key</strong> Largo. www.keylargoconchrepublicdays.comMUSICSaturday, April 30POPS in <strong>the</strong> Park - Young Musicians’Concert, 4 p.m.Founder’s Park, MM 87, Bayside,Islamorada. 853-7294. www.keyscommunityconcertband.orgFree.Sundays<strong>Key</strong>s Community Concert BandRehearsals, 7 p.m.<strong>Key</strong> Largo Middle School Band Room,MM 104.8 853-7294. www.keyscommunityconcertband.orgTHEATERThursdays-SaturdaysThe <strong>Key</strong> Players: Unmentionables, 8p.m.The Lion’s Club, MM 99.6 OverseasHwy, <strong>Key</strong> Largo. 453-0997. www.<strong>the</strong>keyplayers.orgFinal performances.ONGOING ART EXHIBITSAno<strong>the</strong>r Look Group Exhibit, LuckyStreet Gallery, 1130 Duval St. 293-3973. www.luckystreetgallery.com ThruMay 25.Abstract Art Exhibit, sponsored byFlorida <strong>Key</strong>s Council of <strong>the</strong> Arts – Artsin Public Buildings program, 1100Simonton St. 295-4369. www.keysarts.com Thru June 30.Susan Johnson Exhibit, Fleming StreetGallery, 830 Fleming St. 296-9000.www.flemingstreetgallery.com Thru April28.
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