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By Jotham Sederstrom Krystle Collado — who wrote po- Russian-American …” The Brooklyn Papers ems about her fear of attack in the Alan Siegel, the school’s fifth school — was able to do in 2002. principal in six years, has come un- Gravesend’s troubled Lafay- “His mother does not feel he is der fire for his handling of at least ette High School will institute safe there,” said Colton. five violent outbreaks inside and
/ Tom Callan / Tom new procedures designed to “I don’t think it’s just Asian stu- outside of Lafayette since Decem- reduce violence against Asian- dents who have been targeted,” ber. In one of those cases, a student American students under a Colton continued. “The environ- knocked Siegel unconscious while consent decree, the Department ment in that school, anyone who is trying to flee from a peer he had just of Justice announced Tuesday. different is targeted — Hispanic, See LAFAYETTE on page 4
The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn Lafayette, on Benson Avenue at Bay 43rd Street, has been the sub- ject of a federal civil rights investi- gation since 2002, when students We salute you complained school district officials World War II Army veteran Ted Burgmyer salutes as Memorial Day Parade proceeds down Third Avenue Monday. The Kings County Memo- ignored student harassment and rial Parade, the oldest ongoing parade in the nation, celebrated its 137th year. After the parade, veterans, their families and others gath- abuse. According to a complaint filed BEER HERE ered at John Paul Jones Park on Fourth Avenue and 101st Street for a 21-gun salute and flag raising. in federal court in Downtown Brooklyn, Asian students were Rheingold back in Brooklyn subjected to violent attacks involv- ing thrown food, cans and heavy metal locks. About 18 percent of the school’s more than 1,900 students are Bensonurst residents rip Asian, according to the Depart- ment of Education. Forty-five per- cent are black. Assistant Attorney General Alexander Acosta said in a state- ment: “A school district cannot DOT over parking tickets stand aside and ignore severe and pervasive racially motivated ha- By Jotham Sederstrom Domenic Recchia, who organized the enue — where the meeting was held be great like it once was in the past,” rassment of an ethnic or language minority.” The Brooklyn Papers meeting held at St. Dominic’s and where Onofrio Avvinti, 61, suf- Colton said to massive applause. Church, located at 20th Avenue and fered a fatal heart attack after receiv- “And for your children, it has to be Students from more than 70 Hundreds of Bensonhurst resi- Bay Ridge Parkway. “That has to ing a parking ticket. An Oddo again.” countries, speaking 30 languages, dents at a town hall meeting blasted stop,” the councilman said. spokesman said the councilman had While most in attendance were for- attend the school. Assemblyman city officials for what they claim is a William Colton, who since January Recchia joined a panel of five oth- other committments. giving toward the elected officials, heightened, around-the-clock ticket- has led an escalating crusade to they didn’t hesitate to give Lt. James ing initiative that has targeted the er elected officials, including Rep. The Avvinti family’s lawsuit against break the troubled school into three neighborhood while leaving other Vito Fossella, state Sen. Marty Gold- the city — claiming that traffic agents Woods, a community liaison with the more manageable facilities, said Mango / Greg areas of Brooklyn comparatively en, Assemblymen William Colton and ignored signs he was having a heart at- police department’s Patrol Borough that all minorities are at risk. unfazed. Frank Seddio and Councilman Vin- tack and drove off — was a topic of Brooklyn South, and Todd Kuznitz, Colton pointed to a Russian- More than 300 residents attended cent Gentile. Frank Barbaro, who is conversation at the meeting. director of the enforcement division American sophomore, Kirill Pinets, the May 27 meeting to face sanitation vying to unseat Fossella in the 13th Despite being invited by the Feder- of the Department of Sanitation, a who was attacked in May, only to Congressional District in November, ation of Italian-American Organiza- piece of their minds. and traffic agents as well as city, state find that his attacker was back in Papers The Brooklyn and Bob Capano, an aide to Borough tions, which hosted the meeting, repre- Crying “liar, liar,” the crowd shout- and federal elected officials. school two days later. Earlier this Borough President Marty Markowitz with Miss Rheingold 2004 President Marty Markowitz, were sentatives of the city Department of ed down both officials after they “There are parents who are drop- week Colton and Pinet’s mother Dani Marco at Brooklyn Historical Society annoucement that ping off their children at school and also in attendance. Transportation did not show up, either. claimed the seven-day-a-week ticket discussed the possibility of the stu- walking back to their car to find a Not attending was Councilman “If you stand together and speak in blitz was a result of “unofficial Blue dent transferring from the school, brewer will return to the borough. $115 ticket,” said Councilman James Oddo, who represents 20th Av- one voice, then this neighborhood can See TICKETS on page 15 much like former Lafayette student By Ed Beeson ough President Marty Markowitz for The Brooklyn Papers and a descendant of the brewery’s founders against a backdrop of The granddaddy of Brook- Brooklyn brewing memorabilia lyn beers is ready to come that is part of the historical soci- home. ety’s current “100 Bottles of Beer Officials of the Rheingold Brew- on the Wall” exhibit. Toy gun attack renews ing Company announced Wed- Although Rheingold will con- nesday that the company will tinue to brew most of its product soon resume brewing in Brooklyn in upstate Utica, the move signals for the first time in 28 years. the company’s boldest move yet By late June or early July, Rhein- to recapture its past glory. calls for stronger law gold will roll out a new draft lager Rheingold once held about a from the Greenpoint Beer Works in third of the New York City market. By Jotham Sederstrom who in 2002 tried unsuccessfully to ban before being filed away in December. Clinton Hill. And the brewery, originally called The new brew, “1883,” is named the Liebman Brewery for the Ger- The Brooklyn Papers the toys only to see the legislation dry up “I challenge anyone in the light of day and fade away. to make the distinction between these and for the year that the Rheingold man immigrant family who found- A Gravesend construction work- Responding to a series of fatalities in a real handgun,” said Oddo, whose district brand launched from Bushwick and ed it in 1851, sponsored everything er held up a teenager, forced him to New York that were sparked after would- abuts the section of Gravesend where the is based on a recipe from that time. from the Mets to an annual Miss his knees, then made him get up be crooks pulled fake guns on police, most recent incident happened. “You can “It feels great to be back,” Rheingold contest. and walk more than a block with a Councilman Albert Vann, of Bedford- just imagine in a situation where it may be Rheingold’s CEO and president, But growing competition from national brands like Anheuser- gun pressed against his head and Stuyvesant, co-authored the legislation in at night and adrenaline is rushing. I think Tom Bendheim, told reporters at 2002. While many council members signed it underscores the rationale for the bill. the Brooklyn Historical Society in Busch and Miller proved too fierce. repeatedly threatened to kill him — on, including councilmen Bill DeBlasio Nothing good comes out of the sale of Brooklyn Heights. “We look for- In 1976, Rheingold closed its land- all with a toy gun, police said. (Park Slope-Carroll gardens), David these toy guns.” ward to being New York’s No. 1 mark Bushwick brewery, and the While the 19-year-old man was not in- Yassky (Brooklyn Heights) and James In the May 26 incident, police say that brewer once again.” beer soon disappeared from the jured, the early morning attack on May 26 Oddo (Bensonhurst), the legislation was Tariq Harris, a construction worker with Bendhiem was joined at the city. has reinvigorated City Council members sent to the Consumer Affairs Committee See TOY GUN on page 15 June 2 press conference by Bor- See BEER HERE on page 4 Twilight Tattoo at Fort Ham 5th Av Fest Sunday / Tom Callan / Tom By Jotham Sederstrom This year’s highlights include an year-old group known most famous- The Brooklyn Papers super-sized celebration this year is expected The Brooklyn Papers appearance by the U.S. Army Drill ly for its Colonial-style tricorn hats Team, a special unit of the 3rd In- and white, powdered wigs. After two years of obstruction, the to generously make up for a lengthy con- The annual Twilight Tattoo fantry Division. The event is open to the public. struction project that has chopped the annu- celebration will return to Double- Fifth Avenue Festival will once again al gathering by half since 2002. The group will perform rou- People are urged to show up early at unfold to its original length this day Field of the Fort Hamilton tines with bayonet-tipped 1903 the Fort Hamilton Parkway entrance The festival will run from 10 am to 6 pm. The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn Army Base this Saturday, June 5. Springfield rifles, including the on 101st Street, where there will be a Sunday, June 6, and organizers prom- More than 50 activities will be featured The military pageant, which will dangerous “daring front-to-rear- security check. ise that all 23 blocks of the now 11- on all but two blocks between 69th and celebrate its eighth year at the base, overhead rifle toss,” according to Seating is limited, and lawn chairs year-old celebration will be better than 92nd streets, said John Abi-Habib, secretary Stars & stripes kicks off at 6 pm, said Mike Bren- organizers. and blankets are encouraged. ever. of the Fifth Avenue Board of Trade and Twins Michael and Maeve Conlon, 4, show their colors nan, a spokesman for the 179-year- Also performing will be the Old For more information, call (718) Boasting two stages for live music and a chairman of the organization’s advertising during Bay Ridge’s Memorial Day parade on Monday. old military base. 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Nonetheless, until now Colton had been careful not to blame Siegel for the school’s troubles. “I’m having some really serious rethinking about that,” Colton said on Thursday. The consent decree between the city and the federal government GRAND requires the school district to create an anti-harassment policy and train school officials to respond better to incidents of harassment. “Diversity and tolerance training will be provided to all students,” said the city Department of Education’s top lawyer, Michael Best. The decree also calls for the district to reform Lafayette’s pro- OPENING! gram for immigrant students by providing necessary translating and interpreting services for concerned parents. Under New Management The consent decree must still be approved by a federal judge be- fore it goes into effect. In addition to charges of anti-Asian violence, the school faced complaints that some Asian students were forced to graduate too early to bolster the school’s graduation rate. Those allegations were not directly addressed in the announce- ment by the Department of Justice or by the city’s Department of Casa Education. — with the Associated Press Calamari BEER HERE… Continued from page 1 In 1998, Rheingold reopened under a Liebman descendant named Walter “Terry” Liebman. In 2002, Bendheim bought the company. Pizza & Pasta Leibman remained on as chairman of the board. Markowitz hailed the return of one of the city’s most guzzled icons as proof of people’s faith in the new Brooklyn. “People who left Brooklyn are coming back,” Markowitz told The Brooklyn Papers. “If it’s not them, then its their kids and grandkids. “I wish them luck,” Markowitz said of Rheingold. “The better they do, the more people they hire.” 8602 3rd Ave. (718) 921-1900 Both Bendheim and Liebman declined to say how many new jobs would be created in Clinton Hill. Kelly Taylor, the brewmaster HOURS: Sun-Thurs: 11am-10pm; Fri-Sat: 11am-11pm • FREE DELIVERY at the Beer Works, said in a telephone interview that the 3,000 to 4,000 kegs he hopes to brew for Rheingold over the first year is • WE CATER PRIVATE & CORPORATE FUNCTIONS within his capacity. The Beer Works opened last year in a former Borden dairy factory on Waverly Avenue between Fulton and Atlantic avenues and has been producing beer for Heartland Brewery’s restaurants. Bendheim said he will continue to invest the company’s “limited resources” in promotions to capture the lucrative 21- to 29-year-old crowd. The company sponsors concerts at such rock venues as Park Slope’s Southpaw and Magnetic Field in Brooklyn Heights. Miss Rheingold is no longer genteel, but a brash and buxom bartender. A series of rambunctious Rheingold ads left Mayor Michael Bloomberg publicly bristling in April. The campaign, called “Take Back New York,” mocks controversial ordinances like the indoor smoking ban and the prohibition on dancing in bars without cabaret licenses. In April, Bloomberg, responding to the Rheingold attack ads, told an Associated Press reporter that Rheingold “walked out on the city 20 years ago,” and fired about 4,000 workers “almost overnight.” Several times Wednesday, Bendheim disassociated his company from the one that left Brooklyn. He noted that a “large, non-brewery corporation” bought Rheingold from the Liebmans in 1963 and they were the ones who shut it down 13 years later. As for the recent ads, he said he is “not looking to be a protestor,” but to give his customers a voice. Markowitz was more direct. “I got to tell you, we’re not some straight-laced folk here,” the borough president chimed in. “We say fughedaboudit.” One Brooklyn brewer was happy to hear he has a new neighbor. “I think it’s great,” said Steve Hindy, president of Brooklyn Brewery, a Williamsburg-based regional brewer. “The more of us out there promoting local beer, the better.” Which is to say that New York is a tough beer market to enter. In Brooklyn Brewery’s 16 years, Hindy said at least 10 start-ups, like the Park Slope Brewery, have tried and died. “They’ve revived a great old name in New York brewing,” Hindy said of Rheingold. “But they’re still facing, as we do, very tough competitors.” Those competitors include the same ones that knocked out Rhein- gold the first time. And there are new powerhouses like Interbrew, the Belgian company that imports Stella Artois. Hindy’s advice to Rheingold? “Unrelenting hard work.” “WHAT?” If this is your first response ... you’re not alone. 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Our Camp • Variety of programs for This Father’s Day, get dad a book 1 Presidents’ Week campers age 4⁄2 to 14 Mini-CampBay Ridge location • Safe, fun, stimulating Just in time for Father’s to snuggle and hear Daddy off the trail of your real gear. In Jeffrey Lee’s book stomach as they wait to hatch. Februaryat Adelphi 16–20, Academy 2004 environment 5 days of trips and activities Day, publishers offer a vari- talking or reading a story. It • Baby-proof a hotel room “Catch a Fish, Throw a Ball, Parent-to-Parent As he swims, he meets other Fly a Kite: 21 Timeless Skills underwater dads who care for • Very flexible registration; based in Park Slope ety of new books to help doesn’t matter that baby is in four minutes. dads care for and connect clueless about what Dad is • Brace for “unhappy hour” Every Child Should Know their babies. accommodating 10 week Open House Open House for with their children: saying, the authors say. with baby. (And Every Parent Can • “Little Loon and Papa” by season Saturday, June 12, 2004 Summer Camp A daily dad-baby reading The “Be Prepared” book in- • Make it through a meal in Teach!)” (Three Rivers Press, Toni Buzzeo with illustrations • Free morning transportation Sunday,at Adelphi January Academy 25, 2004 ritual is one of several ideas in cludes humorous but helpful a restaurant. 2004), the family physician by Margaret Spengler (Dial from most Brownstone Noon–2pm8515 Ridge Blvd. “Be Prepared” by Gary Green- tips such as how to: On one baby boy’s first night says, “Dads, your children Books For Young Readers, Brooklyn neighborhoods 339 8Presentation St. just below at noon 6 Ave. berg and Jeannie Hayden (Si- • Change a baby at a sports in the world, his dad perched want to have simple fun with 2004). 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What’s dad? important no matter the age of By Betsy Flagler Other new book choices: BABB FELICE BAKER IDRIZ BAUTA LIAM BIESTY PATRICK BLAUNER TIMOTHY your child: Make the most of • “Give Her the River: A fa- your time together. activities. Just have fun with ther’s wish for his daughter” BOARDMAN JACQUELINE BYALY KEVIN CARTER PALLAVI CHERUKURI FRANK No need to be the center of them.” by Michael Dennis Browne entertainment, but figure out When his children came for with illustrations by Wendell CLEMENTE AILEEN COE IAN COHEN PETER COHEN CASSANDRA CONA simple ways to enjoy your weekends and nights at his Minor (Atheneum, 2004). A time together. No fair to have apartment, skipping rocks at a father decides a river best cap- DANA MARIE CORDERO ALAIN DAGUILLARD COBY DEANGELIS GHISLAINE your cell phone on and your nearby pond became a fa- tures his feelings for his mind at work while you pre- vorite activity. daughter. DEVOY CHRISTOPHER DIFORTE KYLE DUGAN KATHERINE EIGES MICHAEL tend to be with your children. “They were a little young to • A book to read with a They won’t be fooled. be able to do it, but they en- golfing dad, “Froggy’s Day Skipping rocks, detailed in joyed just throwing the stones with Dad” by Jonathan Lon- ELEFTERAKIS MINOO FADAIFARD JULIET FALCHI JONATHAN FEINBERG Lee’s book, has been a favorite into the water, and they loved don and illustrated by Frank for the children of a divorced finding ones for me to skip for Remkiewicz (Viking, 2004). MICHAEL FERRIER JORDANA FETTO DEVAN FLAHIVE DOUGLAS FORSTER father. He is among dads who them,” the father says. “We Froggy has a day full of sur- have seen fond moments with would count the number of prises for Dad, including DANIELA GABB LAUREN GALLO ROBERT GARDINER JOHN GIAIMO SAMUEL his kids over the years turn into skips, and it was amazing how breakfast and miniature golf. lasting memories. much they both enjoyed that.” Can you help? 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BOOKS / Gregory Cross / Gregory The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn Book ‘em If you’re looking for the perfect place to stock up (718) 834-9350 The Brooklyn Papers’ essential guide to the Borough of Kings June 5, 2004 on your beach reading, look no further than the third annual Brooklyn Alternative Small Press Fair at the Old Stone House in Park Slope. A labor of love for fair organizer Emily Brown (pictured), this annual event corrals books from many local, independent presses and from across the nation, too. This is an opportunity to peruse rarely seen books, magazines, examples of electron- ic publishing, literary audio recordings, literary crafts and more. This year’s fair, Brown told GO Brooklyn, will also feature performers cavorting through J.J. Byrne Park as well as authors giving live readings One-two punch throughout the course of the event in the Old Stone House. “Some of the presses are doing amazing things Mark Morris Dance — from the political to art stuff,” said Brown, who also organizes the Spiral Thought reading series. “It’s amazing what people are producing, and you Group tames pair of don’t even see it in independent bookstores.” The fair will also include presses publishing works in difficult composers’ Arabic and other languages. Continue the thrill of discovering new authors and poets after the event with “The Alternative works this week Small Press Directory,” a full listing of this year’s fair participants as well as those who have partici- By Kevin Filipski pated in previous years, which Brown has compiled for The Brooklyn Papers and published. The directory will be on sale at the event for $3 ($4.50 after the event, including ship- ark Morris might choreograph ping and handling). dances to existing music, but that The Small Press Fair will be held June 6, from M doesn’t mean he has dozens of ballet noon to 6 pm, at the Old Stone House — Fifth Av- scores in his head. enue between Third and Fourth Streets inside J.J. “I usually shy away from music that was Byrne Park. Admission is free. For more informa- written for dance,” Morris tells GO Brooklyn tion, call (718) 832-2310 or visit http://home.switch- in an interview in his Fort Greene office, a board.com/litfair. — Lisa J. Curtis stone’s throw from the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House, where
his troupe will perform June 8 and June 10-12 Ken Friedman at 7:30 pm. “For me, [ballet music] is often too pro- Making a pointe: Mark Morris Dance Group dancers Bradon McDonald, Julie Worden and BOOKS grammatic, and it tells me too much about DANCE Marjorie Folkman in “All Fours.” what should happen onstage,” he says. “I pre- fer that it be me who is deciding what should The Mark Morris Dance Group will per- choreographing ballets to get the chance to tively epic. form “All Fours” and “Violet Cavern” at the happen instead of the music doing that for BAM Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 work on Bartok’s balletic masterpiece, “The “The piece is about 50 minutes, and it’s in Fighting words me.” Lafayette Ave. at Ashland Place in Fort Greene Wooden Prince.” seven movements,” Morris says, “and there are On the bill are two local premieres — the on June 8 and June 10-12 at 7:30 pm. Tickets “‘The Wooden Prince’ is just a thriller,” he lots of variations on themes, so to work through Award-winning Brooklyn Heights author Ron first New York-area performance of “All are $20, $40 and $60. For more information, exclaims. “I’d love to do it some day, even all of the permutations of the music, we need all Chernow (pictured) will read from his critically ac- Fours,” set to the music of Bela Bartok, and call (718) 636-4100 or visit www.bam.org. though it needs 100 musicians in the orchestra, of those minutes. claimed new book “Alexander Hamilton” on June the world premiere of “Violet Cavern,” set to which doesn’t help.” “It is kind of long for a modern dance piece, 10 at Middle School 51, with a reception and book the music of the jazz trio The Bad Plus. As for “Violet Cavern,” this world-pre- but why not?” he says, shrugging. signing to follow at the Old Stone House in Park Creating a dance to Bartok’s Fourth String research into Hungarian folk music, even miere dance is based on music by Ethan Iver- “There’s a certain amount of mind-reading Slope. Quartet, a scintillating piece of music but not though it sounds scary to most people,” Mor- son of the improvisational jazz trio The Bad among the two of us,” Morris continues, refer- Chernow’s biography of the Founding Father one that most listeners would associate with ris says. “The dance turns it into friendlier mu- Plus. Iverson was music director of the Mark ring to his and Iverson’s long-time collabora- is just the latest in a series of ambitious works by choreography, seemed a no-brainer to Morris. sic — it’s difficult both to play and to dance to Morris Dance Group until 2002, so he and tion. “I don’t know how it works, but it works. the Brooklyn native, including “The House of “That’s a piece of music I’ve known for 30 — and watching the dance helps many people Morris have a good working relationship, al- We can finish each other’s sentences artistical- Morgan: An Amer- years,” he says, explaining, “every dance I do grasp the music. though, as Morris himself jokes, “It’s still a ly, so it’s always fun to work together.” ican Banking Dy- is specifically because of a piece of music. I “‘Oh, of course!’ they say when they’re total mystery how we came up with this Formed in 1980, the Mark Morris Dance nasty and the Rise love music, I listen to and study it all the time watching [the dance], whereas they might be piece. The composer sent me the music from Group has its roots in Brooklyn, even though of Modern Fi- — and if I decide that I can bear to listen to it only listening to [the music] and say, ‘Oh my Japan, where he was recently. ‘Violet Cavern’ they’ve only called Fort Greene home since nance” (Grove/At- hundreds of times, then I make up a dance to God! That’s scary modern music!’ And, al- was specifically done for my troupe, but there the fall of 2001. And Morris’ company has lantic, which won it!” though it doesn’t look like it onstage, there’s is a certain amount of improvisation involved been an integral presence at BAM for many the 1990 National Transforming Bartok’s “scary modern mu- an element of folk music, too, in some of the in the piece because they’re a rhythm trio.” years, including his celebrated production Book Award for sic,” as Morris jokingly refers to it, into some- movements.” Compared with the running time of “All “The Hard Nut,” which has become an occa- Nonfiction), “The thing danceable was a definite challenge. Morris is such a fan of Bartok that he’d Fours” (the Bartok quartet is about 30 min- sional Christmas staple. This appearance is Warburgs” (Ran- “Bartok based his quartet on his ongoing even consider scuttling his usual edict of not utes in length), Iverson’s composition is posi- the group’s 20th at BAM. dom House, 1993) and “Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr.” (Random House, 1998). “Alexander Ha- milton” (Penguin Group, $35) traces Strange but true the colorful histor- ical figure from his childhood as Comedie-Francaise’s tragicomic Moliere at BAM an illegitimate or- phan from the Caribbean to his death in a duel with By Kevin Filipski Already ill while writing the play, was part of the performance. Aaron Burr in July 1804. for The Brooklyn Papers Moliere (whose real name was Jean- “It is so ironic, isn’t it?” asks Joseph The Old Stone House of Brooklyn, the setting Baptiste Poquelin) suffered a hemor- Melillo, executive producer of the for the post-reading reception, was a focal point of he story is so incredible that it rhage during a performance and died. Brooklyn Academy of Music, which the Battle of Brooklyn, one of the first battles in the seems apocryphal. But it’s true. Like French composer Jean-Baptiste presents France’s acclaimed Comedie- American Revolution, and it should prove to be a T In 1673, the 51-year-old Moliere Lully’s death — which stemmed from Francaise in five performances of “The particularly atmospheric setting for this literary — who, in his day, was as well-known an infection he received after jamming Imaginary Invalid” at the BAM Harvey coup. as an actor as he was a playwright — his counting stick into his foot while Theater June 9-13. “Truth definitely is The reading begins at 7 pm. Admission is $10, was playing the lead role of Argan in keeping time during a performance of stranger than fiction. It was definitely a $7 for members of the Old Stone House. Middle his play “The Imaginary Invalid,” a de- one of his operas — Moliere’s death is theatrical conclusion to his life.” School 51, also known as William Alexander Mid- Cosimo Mirco Magliocca Cosimo Mirco licious stab at the medical profession among the strangest for any artist, espe- Moliere’s plays — cunning, witty dle School, is on Fifth Avenue at Fourth Street. The best medicine: A scene from Comedie-Francaise’s production of that still holds up a relevant mirror cially since he was playing a hypochon- texts that savagely lampoon social in- For reservations, call (718) 768-3195, ext. 2. “The Imaginary Invalid,” coming to BAM June 9-13. more than three centuries later. driac, and at first, everyone thought it See COMEDIE on page 14 — Lisa J. Curtis Retail & wholesale Elegantly Casual – Not Stuffy MEATS Serving your Family & Friends since 1964. 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BROOKLYN Neighborhood Top banana Dining Guide Chef How serves up top- Bites notch Malaysian cuisine By Tina Barry This week: for The Brooklyn Papers
WINDSOR TERRACE/ irst impressions can be tricky. Take KENSINGTON Banana Leaf bistro in Bay Ridge. FThe restaurant’s decor is as nonde- script as anything you’ll find in China- town, right down to the bright lighting
Circles Mango / Greg and Formica tables. There’s even a fish 192 Prospect Park West at 15th Street, (718) tank filled with striped bass that do a 499-5595 (Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: $12.95- lazy shimmy along its bottom. The mu- $18.95. sic — all instrumental versions of un- Appropriately named for its location on the popular tunes — would make Bartel-Pritchard traffic circle southwest of Prospect Park, this spacious restaurant and bar Papers The Brooklyn Lawrence Welk cringe. offers a selection of hearty dishes and tradi- Jhinuk curry specialist, Maksuda Khan, But to dismiss Banana Leaf for its Mango / Greg tional American cuisine. Sample the portabello holds a plate of Shami kebobs, a com- ordinary appearance would be a grave pork chops, 16-ounce marinated shell steak, bination of chicken, lentils, spices and error in judgment. tomato pesto salmon served with roasted pep- Banana Leaf, which opened in Sep- pers, as well as 17 kinds of gourmet pizza and herbs. nightly specials. Low-hung ceilings and antique tember, offers a menu of Malaysian furnishings accent the cozy interior. dishes. With its Indian, Thai and Chi- Papers The Brooklyn
16th Street nese influences, this cuisine can be too Happy together: Chef Peter How Mango / Greg Elora’s Restaurant Gourmet much of a good thing for a chef with a (above), of Banana Leaf, pairs an less refined sensibility, but the restau- enticing crabcake appetizer, gin- 272 Prospect Park West at 17th Street, (718) 212 Prospect Park West at 16th Street, (718) rant’s owner and chef is Peter How, 788-6190 (AmEx, Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: 369-6196 (Cash only) Entrees: $3.50-$12. ger salad and mango coulis with a $7-$38. who honed his considerable skills at Singha beer from Thailand. A green chalkboard sign on the corner of Jean-Georges and the Mercer Kitchen Papers The Brooklyn Spanish-speaking locals gather at this sit-down Prospect Park West and 16th Street modestly in Manhattan. restaurant to feast on over-stuffed Cuban announces this Mediterranean food stand sandwiches, sizzling fajitas and steamy oxtail tucked between the gentle brownstones of How’s cooking is vibrant, light and side the brittle, smoky crust, each scal- Lemak” are its beautiful presentation the lobster meat into a shrimp sauce soup amid the romantic plucking of musica his- Prospect Park West. Less than five feet across clean, and at other times, rich and lop is crisscrossed with a sliver of red and array of pungent flavors. Actually, with an aroma that had me sighing. panica. with little standing room, the 16th Street complex. His curries are smoky and pickled ginger. Beneath the fish are make that three reasons. The third is the Judging from their murmurs of appreci- The stark decor, adorned with several beaded Gourmet serves up a sophisticated selection of the spices distinct; his pairing of mounds of sprightly chopped orange price: $4.25. It’s so little to pay for ation, the lobster is worth ordering. sombreros and dark-wood paneling, recalls the Middle Eastern delights: falafel stuffed with pars- seafood and fruit enhances both part- and lemon. The clean citrus notes of something that offers so much pleasure. I don’t think I’ve had a dessert in an austere furnishings of a Western saloon. But ley and scallions; couscous speckled with slices don’t let its simplicity fool you. The menu of carrots, zucchini and butternut squash; and ners; even his de- the fruit paired In the center of a long, white platter is a Asian restaurant in Brooklyn that didn’t offers a selection of Biblical proportions repre- flaky baklava oozing with honey, cinnamon and lectable desserts, with the sweet mound of jasmine rice that has been make me think, “So what?” How has senting a litany of Latin American countries, as ground walnuts. While most diners opt for take- so often an after- DINING fish and the pile of cooked in coconut milk delicately sea- two on his dessert roundup that are as well as offering live lobster and Iberian seafood out, the stand offers a couple of sidewalk tables. thought in Asian beet greens sitting soned with cloves. The rice is sticky in carefully conceived and beautifully dishes, prepared by chef Jose Nuneza. restaurants, are Banana Leaf (6814 Fourth Ave. be- in the center of the a good way, almost like a steamed pud- plated as his savory dishes. One you Margarita happy hour is Monday through tween 68th Street and Bay Ridge Av- Friday, 4 pm to 7 pm. Sushi Yu obviously influ- enue in Bay Ridge) accepts Visa and dish, dressed in a ding; slice it with chopsticks or a fork. must try is the sesame creme brulee. 214 Prospect Park West at 16th Street, (718) enced by his MasterCard. Rice and noodle entrees: light, ginger-en- Around the rice are small piles of deli- How’s version is served in a deep 832-8688 (Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: $10-$15. stints in Jean- $4.25-$6.95; standard entrees: $6.95- hanced dressing, cious mixtures. There are a few cubes teacup. This creme is really a lush, nut- Jhinuk Restaurant $20.95. The restaurant serves lunch and “There are moments of genius in Jimmy Liu’s George’s exulted dinner seven days a week. Delivery is do an enthusiastic of tender chicken that have absorbed a ty-flavored pudding with a lid of 478 McDonald Ave. at Church Avenue (718) cooking,” writes GO Brooklyn dining critic Tina kitchen. His plat- available to surrounding neighbor- cha-cha on the deep curry sauce. Tiny anchovies are caramelized sugar so thin you barely 871-5355 (AmEx, Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: Barry about the chef and owner of this elegant hoods. For information call (718) 238- $2.50-$6. ing reflects a 5531, (718) 238-5532. tongue. fried with onions and lime until they’re notice it until your spoon cracks its sur- and unassuming sushi bar. The restaurant spe- modernist’s eye I loved the eggy tart and chewy. Long sticks of cucum- face. With the creme is an orb of house- Situated in north Kensington, this home-style cializes in sushi rolls, offering an assortment of Indian restaurant serves its dishes Bangladeshi seasonal and weekly specials, as well as noodle for simplicity. pancake studded ber never tasted as fresh. Peanuts add a made strawberry ice cream that tastes style: hot, spicy and with a dab of yogurt and and teriyaki dishes. For the summer, Liu will A fine example with soft onion, bit of salt and pleasant crunch to the of freshly picked berries surrounded by dash of herbs. The menu offers an eclectic offer two seasonal rolls: the sunflower roll of How’s visual dexterity is his soft- too. Dip a triangle of the chewy appe- works. caramelized bananas. The creme could selection of familiar Indian dishes and those stuffed with tempura whitefish and mango, shell crab and mango salad. The pinky tizer into the little bowl of curried One entree that’s a bit of a clunker stand on its own, but the ice cream and that will leave you scratching your head. and the orchid roll, an eel and cucumber com- beige crab is perched over a mound of chicken sauce. Use the pancake to lift a compared to the others is the homey bananas add a lot visually and are too Owner Mahabub Khan suggests the kacchi bination topped with tobiko (flying fish eggs). biriyani, a fried Basmati rice dish topped with Seating is available at tables or at the bar, mango cubes strewn with slivers of red chunk of the tender chicken, with its lamb shank. The size is obscenely large good to pass up. meat and spices, or a boti kabab with marinat- where diners are entertained by watching the onion. The dish is as pretty as a sum- aroma of ginger and cardamom, to your and the meat, while tender, was strong- A pleasant panna cotta (a molded ed mutton. Adjust the flavors of each dish by sushi chefs at work. Open daily. mer dress. mouth and smile as your lips begin to ly flavored — pluses or minuses de- custard) with a subtle hint of lemon- adding additional spices, herbs and nuts Right now, soft-shell crabs are in glow. pending on who’s eating the dish. Yu grass didn’t have the personality of the offered at the counter and give it a kick by top- their musky, sweet prime. How’s hefty Between courses you’ll need some- choy, a green vegetable with a spinach- creme brulee. The green tea ice cream ping it off with a pan-beetle leaf, an ingredient Terrace Bagels native to Bangladesh. & Cafe crab is lightly battered and fried so that thing to refresh your palate. Give the like taste, added color to the plate, a that accompanied the custard overpow- each bite possesses a satisfying crackle watermelon juice a try. It’s freshly puddle of curry sauce moistened the ered the dessert’s delicacy, but on its Lassi, a yogurt drink with mango pulp, is avail- 222A & 224 Prospect Park West at Windsor able in the summer, as are fresh-water lobster Place, (718) 768-3943 (Cash only) Entrees: of soft shell, delicate meat and crisp made, almost frothy. With a squeeze of lamb, and a disc of that supernal co- own, the ice cream was a winner. dishes. If you decide to eat in, feel free to toss $5.25-$7.25 crust. Red onions cut the cinnamony lemon, the drink is not at all sweet. conut rice worked as well with the meat I’ve eaten in enough restaurants that your silverware. Eating with your hands is the sweetness of the fruit and bits of Several of the Asian beers that are of- as it did with the chicken. dazzle with their good looks and disap- Bangladeshi way. Open daily. While New York City may be the bagel capital of the world, there are few shops that still roll their cilantro add a note of freshness. fered are better than the (decent) pinot Near us, a group of Asian diners point with pedestrian dishes. With Ba- bagels by hand and Terrace Bagels is one of He works the same magic with four grigio and merlot for cooling the heat. shared a pan-roasted lobster flavored nana Leaf all the fireworks are on the Laura’s Gourmet them. For more than 14 years, principal bagel plump, pan-seared scallops. Rare in- Two reasons to order the “Nasi with curry leaves. Each diner dipped plate and that’s just fine with me. maker Vicharn Tangchitsumran has been rolling Kitchen his bagels to perfection, creating a product that 1235 Prospect Ave. at Reeve Place, (718) is crusty on the outside, chewy within, and capa- 436-3715 (AmEx, Disc, MC, Visa) Entrees: ble of attracting even Manhattanites to this $9-$26. neighborhood on the edge of Prospect Park. The shop, which occupies two storefronts, one “Everything on our menu is carefully prepared Havana nights with a seating area, also offers a menu of over- from old family recipes and simply the freshest stuffed, jaw-locking sandwiches with whimsical food we can find,” says owner Laura Leone. names like the “Cajun Tornado” and “The God- Off the beaten path in Clinton Hill, hungry Brook- es (four milks), a piece of pound cake soaked with “Some of our recipes originate from the father.” Breakfast specials are offered Monday lynites are getting lucky, thanks to Anderson Ruiz and three different kinds of milk and served with Genovese region of Italy, where my mother through Friday, 7 am to 10 am. Open daily. Marcelo and Maria Arias. All chefs at heart, the trio whipped cream and dulce de leche (a kind of caramel and I come from, and some from Sicily, where opened Mojito three months ago to “combine and cream) on top. The postre de limon de la Tita (Tita’s my husband, [chef] Sal [Leone] comes from. North or south, we’ve been making authentic Trio Cafe recreate all of our family recipes,” Maria Arias told lime pie) is extra special because it is Maria’s moth- Italian dishes on this corner for 25 years.” 220 Prospect Park West at Windsor Place GO Brooklyn. er’s recipe. Laura’s is available for private parties, offers (718) 788-9700 (AmEx, Disc, MC, Visa) Named for the classic Cuban cocktail, Mojito mixes Although Mojito resides beneath the Brooklyn- takeout and delivery, catering and brick-oven Entrees: $9.95-$17.95. delicious non-alcoholic shakes and mojitos in strawber- Queens Expressway, the sounds of Latin musicians, pizza. Laura’s is open 3 pm to 10 pm, Tuesday ry, passion fruit and mango flavors, to name a few. (Mo- reminders of Cuba from cigar boxes to posters, and through Sunday. If it’s 4 o’clock in the afternoon and you sud- denly get a craving for Belgian waffles, head jito is currently a BYOB establishment, but will open a the cool breeze blowing in from the open door, are over to the Trio Cafe where the griddle stays hot full-service bar soon.) much more powerful than any outside noise. Close all day. Trio’s diner-style menu and diverse selec- The menu offers an array of empanadas such as your eyes and you might even feel like you’re slip- = Full review available at tion of vegetarian dishes will be sure to satisfy ham and cheese or beef and cheese for only $1.50 ping away to that tropical island. any appetite. Not hungry for breakfast? Try the “Beetle Bailey Burger,” topped with three strips each. Perhaps the most unusual is the guava and Like their slogan says, Marcelo and Maria Arias of bacon, or “Grandma’s Meatloaf,” freshly cream cheese empanada, a scrumptious combination and Anderson Ruiz have truly recreated “a piece of baked and served with homemade mashed of sweet and salty wrapped in crispy fried dough. Cuba in the heart of Brooklyn.” potatoes and gravy. Customers dine on sleek Traditional plates of carne asada (black angus Mojito (275 Park Ave. at Washington Avenue, aluminum tabletops and can choose between
sitting at the counter or in the seating area. / Jori Klein steak) and ropa vieja (shredded steak with grilled veg- Store No. 2, in Clinton Hill) accepts American Ex- Abbreviation Key: AmEx= American Brunch is served 9 am to 4 pm, on Saturdays etables) are served with bread, soup or salad and rice press, MasterCard and Visa ($15 minimum). Entrees: Express, DC= Diner’s Club, Disc= Discover and Sundays, and comes with a choice of and beans, while the Cuban sandwich comes with $5-$12.50. The restaurant serves lunch and dinner Card, MC= MasterCard, Visa= Visa Card mimosa or sangria ($12.95). A kid’s menu is also pineapple coleslaw. daily. For more information, call (718) 797-3100 or available on request. Open daily. The dessert menu, although limited to four items, visit their Web site at www.mojitocubancuisine.net.
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rooklynite Jackie “Divali- cious” Gordon strides up Bto the microphone on the small stage of the Laurie Beechman Theatre in Manhat- tan. After a rousing rendition of Tommy Wolf’s “Say Cheese,” Gordon rips off her white lab coat. Under the wrap is a Billy Holiday-style brown satin gown — adorned with yellow satin wedges of cheese. It’s safe to say, no one wears a fake cheese-covered gown like Gordon. The tall, striking, singing Mango / Greg chef from Boerum Hill stars in “Say CHEESE!: A tongue-titil- lating tasting of artisanal cheeses, wines and the songs The Brooklyn Papers The Brooklyn ✦ ✦ they inspire.” Think of it as the WED 6/16 8:00PM most amusing wine and cheese Lady sings the bleus: Jackie Gordon, a.k.a. Divalicious, re- gales audiences with her show, a concert and tasting com- LOSLOBOS Grammy Award-winning roots rock band party you’ll encounter in a life- time. bo, at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in Manhattan. In her first one-woman show in the United States, Gordon from Brooklyn Technical High formance, “Black Pearls and performs 90-minutes of song School, in Fort Greene, was Strange Fruit,” was a huge hit, THE SUBDUDES and conversation. While she bamboozled by the choices, she said, in the 1998 Fringe sings, photos of her charming wouldn’t a food novice in the Festival of the Arts in Australia, FRI ✦ 6/18 ✦ 7:30PM the rind off a fantasy man made same situation run screaming a performance venue featuring New Orleans swamp boogie from huge wheels of cheese back to their Velveeta?, she avant-garde acts. “Black TERRANCE SIMIEN & THE flash upon a screen. wondered. Gordon then con- Pearls” told the history of black During the performance, au- ceived of the learn-while-you- women singers and their strug- dience members gle for racial equality. ZYDECO EXPERIENCE sample eight inter- Of that performance Gor- national cheeses THEATER don said, “Black American from the Artisanal food came through in every Cheese Center on Jackie Gordon’s “Say CHEESE!” is per- story.” formed in the Laurie Beechman Theater, 37th Street in Man- 407 West 42nd St., Manhattan Plaza, in the Her second production, hattan. The cheese downstairs performance area of The West which debuted in 1999, “The is paired with two Bank Cafe, June 9 and 11. Shows start at Fried Chicken Theory Accord- 7:30 pm; doors open at 7 pm. The theater red and two white is wheelchair accessible with prior notice by ing to Jackie Gordon,” was a SAT ✦ 6/19 ✦ 7:30PM wines from the Dia- calling The West Bank Cafe management four-hour extravaganza that geo Chateau & Es- (212) 695-6909. Tickets are $60 (includes she performed at the Mel- cheese and wine samples) and can be pur- tate Wines Compa- chased through www.ticketcentral.com. bourne Food & Wine Festival. LADYSMITH BLACK ny. Gordon sang her “History of Each of the eight Soul” music accompanied by cheeses is presented with a eat performance that would ed- an eight-piece band and 22- song that illustrates its history. ucate the cheese-loving public. member gospel choir. Two MAMBAZO For example, the Bayley Hazen In 2003, she approached kitchens were erected to pro- Bleu Cheese from Jasper Hill Terrance Brennan, founder of duce a 10-course buffet using VUSI MAHLASELA Farms is introduced with “Milk the Artisanal Cheese Center Gordon’s recipes. Diners feast- Cow Blues.” (ACC) in Chelsea with the ed on gumbos, fried chicken, 10th Anniversary free “If I Could Date Cheese,” concept for her song-and-sam- ribs, turnip greens and maca- “All We Are Saying is Give ple musical. Brennan, who had roni and cheese, followed by South Africa celebration! Cheese a Chance,” and “Don’t just opened the doors to the six down-home pies including You Make my Bleu Cheese center, loved the idea and be- Gordon’s black bottom banana Blue” are sung in Gordon’s came Gordon’s sponsor for the cream. smoky, smooth voice. project, supplying the cheese Just five days before Sept. THUR ✦ 6/24 ✦ 7:30PM Audience members are for all of Gordon’s perform- 11, 2001, Gordon resettled in asked to rate each of the cheese- ances. (In addition to his work Boerum Hill. and-wine pairings, which leads at ACC, Brennan is the chef “I was rushing to get home. I to good-humored banter among and proprietor of two Manhat- just sensed something was hap- those seated and between the tan restaurants, Artisanal and pening and I needed to be in audience and the performer. Picholine.) Brooklyn,” she says. Since her BURNINGSPEAR Gordon, who has lived in If it seems like a stretch to return, Gordon has started a Boerum Hill “foreva,” said she walk through a food aisle and quarterly newsletter (informa- Roots reggae legend conceived of the show after an then think of turning the expe- tion at www.Divalicious.biz), epiphany in the cheese depart- rience into a multimedia, song- that offers tips on improving life ment of Zabar’s, the famous, and-tasting experience, it isn’t in New York. OLIVER LAKE STEEL QUARTET Upper West Side food empori- for Gordon. She is an “eater- Looking ahead, Gordon has um. Rows of creamy goat tainer,” a skilled singer and “something sweet in mind” af- jazz sax master w/steel pan cheese, called chevre; smelly, chef with two successful ter “Say CHEESE!,” but succulent bleus with their “eatertaining” shows to her wouldn’t elaborate further. blue-veined centers; and sharp, credit. During a recent phone “Say CHEESE!” is an eater- nutty sheep cheeses seemed to conversation, Gordon told GO taining opportunity to see her ✦ ✦ call to her. But which of the Brooklyn how her unique style in action. She is a versatile SAT 6/26 7:30PM INDEPENDENCE COMMUNITY BANK SERIES hundreds of offerings should of entertainment evolved. singer with a rich, velvety she select? In 1991, she left Boerum voice, and an appealing stage HAL WILLNER’S NEIL YOUNG PROJECT If someone like Gordon, Hill and moved to Melbourne, personality. featuring: who says she “majored in Australia, with a friend. Gor- The moniker “Divalicious” CAT POWER / JAMES "BLOOD" ULMER / restaurants” after graduating don’s first one-woman per- suits her. 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RADIO MUNDIAL a dazzling pan-Latin triple-bill JUST SOME OF THE BROADWAY STARS WHO ARE SCHEDULED TO APPEAR: William Michals Ana Andricain Lisa Capps The Beast in Belle in Fantine in “Beauty and the Beast” “Beauty and the Beast” “Les Miserables” Kimilee Bryant Charles Bergell Christine in Jean Valjean in “Phantom of the Opera” “Les Miserable”
Marco Polo Dinner & Lunch Reservations: RISTORANTE 718-852-5015 345 Court St. at Union St www.marcopolorsitorante.com CARROLL GARDENS COMPLIMENTARY 10 AWP THE BROOKLYN PAPERS WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM June 5, 2004 ESTATE PLANNING and ELDER LAW SEMINAR Tres Chic Presented By The Law Firm of Linda Faith Marshak You are cordially invited to a workshop to address your financial concerns regarding Estate Planning, Medicaid eligibility rules as well as your long-term care needs. The R & B Fest brings Nile Rodgers, speaker will be Linda Faith Marshak, an Elder Law Attorney with experience in all aspects of Health Care and Financial Planning with regard to Medicaid eligibility, Chris Thomas King & lots more wealth preservation, and asset protection for seniors and their families. By Paulanne Simmons The following topics will be discussed: for The Brooklyn Papers • Getting your “legal” house in order - basic estate planning tools owntown Brooklyn will be the • Medicaid eligibility rules and strategies to maximize preservation place this summer for soul, jazz, of assets; in particular nursing home or home care benefits Dfunk and reggae fans as the Brooklyn Academy of Music and • The role of Long-Term Care Insurance and Medicaid planning Metrotech Center present another siz- zling roster of world-famous artists in • Estate planning techniques to insure asset passing to the next their annual Rhythm & Blues Festival. generation The noontime concerts on the Metrotech Commons, which begin Special speaker will be John A. Calabrese. CLTC, financial services representative from Client Advisory June 10 and run through Aug. 12, will Solutions, an office of MetLife Financial Services*. For more information on Client Advisory be launched by the seminal go-go band Solutions, visit www.clientadvisorysolutions.com Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers, Nancy Hunt and followed by the legendary Chic Past present: Among the acts to perform at this summer’s Rhythm & Blues MetLife Building Festival are (left to right) Silver Logan Sharp, Nile Rodgers and Jessica 15 Bay Ridge Ave. with Nile Rodgers on June 17. ONLY 2 DAYS Rodgers tells GO Brooklyn the show Wagner of Chic and Roy Hargrove (far left). Brooklyn, NY 11220 will be as special for him as for his au- (One Block From the 69th Street Pier) AVAILABLE!! dience. transform the way you feel,” he says. blues or hip-hop, but “something in be- “When we started Chic, we “Our basic job is to make people feel tween.” SEATING IS LIMITED, PLEASE CALL Wednesday, June 23rd [Rodgers and bassist Bernard Edwards] good. Ninety percent of the songs I’ve “My style comes straight up from 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. Registration 1-800-395-5762 were living in Brooklyn,” says written are feel-good songs that re- Louisiana. We’re not Sunday school, Saturday, June 26th Rodgers. “None of us were born in flected a time in America when we we want everyone to have a good time. Brooklyn. My girlfriend lived on were really happy. Our music takes But we’re not rap. We mix blues poetry 11:30 a.m. Registration REFRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED Ocean Avenue and Ditmas. Bernard you back to the time when you could with rap poetry so it gets deeper than
Linda Faith Marshak Esq. is not a representative of or affiliated with MetLife. She is solely responsible for the content of her presenta- Edwards lived down the street on Flat- Pieter M. van Hattern be an individual — get on the dance what you hear on radio,” he said. tion. This presentation is for informational purposes only. Neither MetLife nor any of its representatives are in the business of giving bush and Church. So we could write floor and do what you feel like do- King’s biggest Louisiana influence tax and legal advice. Attendees should consult with their own legal or tax advisors concerning the appropriateness of any points dis- the songs in my living room. Virgin” for Madonna. ing.” may be his own father, Tabby Thomas, cussed for their particular circumstances. “We played in Brooklyn a lot,” recalls “Some of our songs have been sam- Chris Thomas King, who will per- who he says is “not playing as much as Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, One Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10010 L0403HUNA(exp0505)(NJ,NY)MLIC-LD Rodgers. “In the mid- and late-‘70s, live pled by rap artists,” said Rodgers. form on June 24, also talked about his he used to, but still around.” shows were in almost every bar. A lot of “Our record ‘Good Times’ was the offi- upcoming Brooklyn gig — where “I learned about blues at his joint the clientele were working at the Navy cial beginning of hip-hop.” (In 1979, he’ll slip easily from New Orleans [Tabby’s Blues Box] as a kid. I was Yard. We used to “Good Times” funk to urban rap — in a telephone in- playing music with the old folks. I was play at a place provided the bass terview with GO Brooklyn. exposed to that music on a daily basis,” called Rudy’s line for Sugar Hill King, who began singing profes- he recalled. At the same time, King Remember Dad! Night Owl. We MUSIC Gang’s “Rapper’s sionally at the age of 9, and recorded says he was also influenced by MTV used to also play The BAM Rhythm & Blues Festival Delight,” the first his first album “The Beginning” (re- and the music his friends were listening at 2001 Odyssey runs June 10 through Aug. 12, every rap song ever to released as “It’s a Cold Ass World”) to. The result is a very unique blend Thursday, from noon to 2 pm, on the where they filmed Metrotech Commons, located at the hit the top 40.) while he was still in his teens, got a that comes with some very expressive ‘Saturday Night corner of Flatbush and Myrtle avenues. Most recently big career boost playing blues legend guitar playing which has elicited com- Fever.’” Admission is free. For information call Chic has supplied Tommy Johnson in the Coen Brothers’ parisons to Jimi Hendrix. Although Chic (718) 636-4100 or visit www.bam.org. a song for the ani- film “Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?” On his new album, King says he’s is most closely mated film “Shrek “It gave me a wider audience for my “cranking up the blues guitar. My new associated with 2” and Rodgers music,” he said. “I’d have to play for album has a dance beat under the rap disco music (songs like “Le Freak,” produced the band Maroon 5. Chic is the next 20 years every night to reach melodies.” and “Good Times” are still heard on currently cutting its own album with the same amount of people.” In addition to his East Coast tour and dance floors around the world), the working title “Let’s Bounce.” King’s Metrotech concert is part of his new album, King has a role in Uni- Rodgers said Chic is much more than “The greatest thing about my life is an East Coast tour. versal’s fall movie, “Ray,” the story of that. “We are an R&B dance band,” that I have balance. When one part of “I’ll be appearing with my band DJ Ray Charles. FINE CRAFTS: Pottery & Stemware says Rodgers. “There weren’t any real my life becomes frustrating, I have an- Spin. We’ll do favorite songs people The rest of the Rhythm & Blues Fes- Stained Glass • Silks & Wearables disco bands. They were traditionally other part. When I’m making a record, expect from me [including songs from tival schedule is as follows: The Soul of Jewelry • Wood • Paper producer-driven groups and solo artists. I can’t wait to play it live. When I’m his latest album “Dirty South Hip Hop John Black and Ellis Hooks in a double Owned and operated by local artisans We are real musicians.” playing live, I can’t wait to make my Blues”]. But I’ll also try to throw in bill on July 1; Oumou Sangare on July since 1994 In fact, Rodgers has collaborated next record,” says Rodgers. new material. I’m working on a new al- 8; Bettye LaVette on July 15; The with many artists. He produced “We But whatever side of the stage he’s bum right now. I just might throw in a Neville Brothers on July 22; Lucky 221a Court Street (corner of Warren St.) Are Family” for Sister Sledge, “I’m working on, Rodgers has one goal — few of those songs.” Dube on July 29; the Ohio Players on Coming Out” for Diana Ross, “Let’s to entertain. King says he’s a “modern blues Aug. 5; and Roy Hargrove and the RH • OPEN: Tue-Sat 11-7; Sun 11-6 • (718) 330-0343 Dance” for David Bowie and “Like a “I believe in the power of music to man,” and his music is neither typically Factor on Aug. 12.
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dio Program. 6 pm to 9 pm. 70 Wash- and performed by The Bad Plus. Compiled ington St. (718) 422-0989. Free. Also on the program is “All Fours,” OLD STONE HOUSE: Local author Ron performed to Bartok. $20, $40, by Susan Chernow reads from his work “Alex- $60. 7:30 pm. Howard Gilman Rosenthal ander Hamilton.” $10. 7 pm. Middle Opera House, 30 Lafayette Ave. Where to School 51, Fifth Avenue and Fourth (718) 636-4100. Street. (718) 768-3195, ext. 2. ONE ACT PLAYS: Kef Productions presentation “Van Gogh and Mugavero Geriatric Center, 155 BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music pres- hosts its first festival. Live music and SAT, JUNE 5 Gauguin in Paris.” Noon to 6 pm. Dean St. (718) 858-3822, ext. 100. ents the Mark Morris Dance Group in theater performances of comedy, Red Hook Pier, 499 Van Brunt St. CONEY ISLAND TOUR: Brooklyn “Seven Visions.” 7:30 pm. See Sat., improv and hula hooping. $15. 7:30 OUTDOORS AND TOURS (718) 596-2507. Free. Historical Society hosts a walk and June 12. Also, BAM Dialogue with pm. Charlie Pineapple Theater, 248 BROOKLYN BEST: Borough President FIRST SATURDAY: Brooklyn Museum discusses the history of the neigh- Claude Stratz and Marcel Bozonnet. North Eighth St. (212) 591-2845. Marty Markowitz hosts “Brooklyn hosts the seventh annual Brooklyn borhood. Walk along the Boardwalk Discussion of Moliere’s final work: MOLIERE: “The Imaginary Invalid.” Best” celebration at Coney Island International Film Festival. 100 films and back streets. $15, $10 mem- “The Imaginary Invalid.” 6 pm. 30 7:30 pm. See Sat., June 12. with fireworks, movies on the from 30 countries. Call for program bers, $5 children. 2 pm. Meet in Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. BRIC STUDIO: Dancewave presents beach, fashion shows and more. 6 info. Evening also includes music by front of Nathan’s Famous located EVENING OF BROADWAY: Marco Kids Company featuring works by pm-11 pm. For a full schedule of Paul Burch, poetry by Joshua on Surf and Stillwell avenues. Reser- Polo Ristorante presents an evening Mark Morris, David Dorfman and events log onto Markowitz’s Web Beckman and Matthew Rohrer and vations necessary. (718) 222-4111. of dining and Broadway songs. No Doug Varone. $16, $12 kids 12 and site at www.brooklyn-usa.org or call a dance party with live entertain- PERFORMANCE cover charge; a la carte menu. 8 under. 7:30 pm. 57 Rockwell Place. (718) 802-3700. ment. 5 pm to 11 pm. 200 Eastern pm. 345 Court St. (718) 852-5015. (718) 522-4696. Parkway. (718) 638-5000. Free. MUSIC: Brooklyn Public Library, Central CONCERT UNDER THE STARS: PEDAL BOATING: on Prospect Park lake. branch, presents the Yale Strom Klezmer MOLIERE: “The Imaginary Invalid.” $12.50 per hour. (718) 965-7777. CIVIL WAR ENCAMPMENT: In cele- 7:30 pm. See Sat., June 12. Kingsborough Community College bration of its Liberty Weekend, The Orchestra concert. 2 pm. Grand hosts concert “Summer Breeze.” 8 NEIGHBORHOOD TOUR: Mauricio New Utrecht Reformed Church Army Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Free. Lorence leads a tour of Ft. Greene, pm. End of Oriental Boulevard. hosts an encampment. 10 am to 4 ST. ANN’S WAREHOUSE: “Labapa- FRI, JUNE 11 (718) 368-5051. Free. Clinton Hill and Brooklyn Heights. pm. Also, historic site tours of the looza!” 3 pm. See Sat., June 5. $25 per person. 2 pm to 5 pm. Meet BLACK BOX SERIES: Gallery Players grounds. 84th Street and 18th BLACK BOX SERIES: Gallery Players GROUP SHOW: Black and White hosts several plays. 8 pm. See Sat., at New York Marriott Brooklyn, 333 Avenue. (718) 256-7173. Free. Adams St. (718) 789-0430. hosts several plays. 3 pm. See Sat., Gallery presents “Crit’s Pix,” a sum- June 5. WRITING WORKSHOP: Brooklyn June 5. Janicelli Fred mer show curated by critic Lilly VAUDEVILLE: Brooklyn Lyceum pres- PERFORMANCE Public Library, Carroll Gardens branch, OPERA: “Don Pasquale.” 4 pm. See Wei. 6 pm to 9 pm. 483 Driggs ents “Swampking,” a program of OPERA: Regina Opera presents “Don offers a workshop “Memoirs for Sat., June 5. The Regina Opera Company performs “Don Pasquale” on June 5 Ave. (718) 599-8775. Free. new work by new playwrights, Pasquale.” $15, $10 seniors, $5 teens. Moms.” Women are invited to CHILDREN and June 6. CLINTON HILL ARTS: Reception for along with comedy, video and 7 pm. Regina Hall, 65th Street and begin work toward writing essays, Clinton Hill’s growing community of dance. $12. 8 pm. 227 Fourth Ave. 12th Avenue. (718) 232-3555. articles and books. 10 am. 396 STREET FAIR: Learn about nutrition, artists. 6 pm to 8 pm. Pratt (718) 857-4816. Clinton St. (718) 596-6972. Free. ONE ACT PLAYS: Kef Productions health and safety. Also, moon walk, MEETING: of Community Board 6. 6:30 MEMBERSHIP MEETING: Pratt Area Institute, 200 Willoughby St. (718) BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “Too Much festival. Live music and theater per- CLINTON HILL ART FEST: Corridor face painting, storytelling and pm. Wesley House, 501 Sixth St. Community Council hosts its annual 622-3432. Free. Light Makes The Baby Go Blind (30 formances of comedy, improv and Gallery, Gallery D3 and KB Gallery demonstrations. 10 am to 5:30 pm. (718) 643-3027. meeting. 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. STUDENT SHOW: Creative Outlet plays in 60 minutes).” $15 online Sixth Avenue between Union Street hula hooping. $15. 7:30 pm. present over 40 artists’ works. BARNES AND NOBLE: presents author Lafayette Presbyterian Church. (718) Dance Theater of Brooklyn presents (www.gowanus.com) or $9 plus the and Berkeley Place. Charlie Pineapple Theater, 248 Noon to 6 pm. All located on Michael Boyajian reading from his 522-2613, ext. 22. its student artists in a program. 7 pm. roll of a single six-sided die. 11:30 North Eighth St. (212) 591-2845. Grand and Lexington avenues. PINKSTER CARNIVAL: Activities include book, “Green Enchantments,” a NYC Technical College, Klitgord pm. 227 Fourth Ave. (718) 670-7234. (718) 6223-3432. Free. PARTY: Brooklyn Heights Music Society MUSIC: Brooklyn Youth Chorus pres- performances, gourd making work- guide to the Catskills. 7 pm. 106 hosts its annual event at Bargemusic. Theater, 300 Jay St. Call for ticket ents a program of works celebrat- DUMBO BAZAAR: Flea market featur- shop, carnival games and prizes, Court St. (718) 246-4996. Free. Borough President Marty Markowitz is info. (718) 636-9312. CHILDREN Dutch shoe races, egg eating con- ing love and spring. $25 preferen- ing local artists, live music and a special guest. $75 per couple; $40 per FISH TALK: Brooklyn Aquarium Society NY AQUARIUM: Kids are invited to get test, candy, more. Noon to 4 pm. PERFORMANCE & DISCUSSION: Walk tial seating, $15 adults, $8 children bar. Noon to 8 pm. 88 Front St. Tall Girl Productions presents “My person. Includes buffet dinner at 7 pm presents Richard Koogle in a talk “An an up close view of sharks. See their (646) 489-7380. Free admission. Wyckoff Farmhouse, and chamber music at 8 pm. Fulton sharp teeth, rough skin and powerful under 10 and seniors. 7:30 pm. St. 5816 Clarendon Road. (718) 629-5400. Soul To Keep: Black Women Art and Overview of Ponds.” $5 donation for Charles Borromeo Church, 21 PENNY SOCIAL: at Flatbush Dutch Spirituality.” Several authors read Ferry Landing. (718) 855-4722. non-members. 7:30 pm. NY fins during a program “Extreme Teeth, Sidney Place. (718) 243-9447. Reformed Church. $5, $2 children. PIZZA PARTY: Italian restaurant Io invites from their works. $10. 7 pm to 9 pm. Aquarium, Surf Avenue and West Tentacles and Tales.” Appropriate for kids to make their own pizzas. Kids POETS CIRCLE: Meeting of the CONCERT: Son of Lion Gamelan con- 12:30 pm to 4 pm. Church and ART/New York South Oxford Space, Pierrepont Players. All invited. 7 pm Eighth Street. (718) 837-4455. kids 2 to 12 years. $11, $7 kids ages Flatbush avenues. (718) 284-5140. choose toppings and decorate their 138 South Oxford St. (718) 919-5553. 2 to 12 and seniors. Noon to 4 pm. cert. $15. 7:30 pm. Union Street Space, own personal portions. Ages 4 and to 9:15 pm. First Unitarian Church, GOOD COFFEEHOUSE: Main Squeeze 748 Union St. (718) 408-3234. POETS UNDER GLASS: Writing work- JEWISH LEARNING: David Berg Lecture Pierrepont Street, corner of Clinton Accordion Orchestra performs. $10, West Eighth Street and Surf Avenue. shop and open reading. 1 pm to 3 up. $15 per child includes ingredients (718) 265-FISH. PLAY: Piper McKenzie’s workshop pro- and soda or juice. Noon. 119 Kent Series offers a course in “Genesis Street. (718) 377-1253. Free. $6 children. 7:30 pm. Brooklyn So- duction of S.I. Witkiewicz’s “The pm. Brooklyn Public Library, Brook- and the Big Bang.” 8 pm to 9 pm. ciety for Ethical Culture, 53 Prospect MEET BROOKLYN AUTHORS: Brooklyn lyn Heights branch, 280 Cadman Ave. (718) 388-3320. OPEN REHEARSAL: One World Sym- Pragmatists.” $12. 8 pm. The Brick, Congregation B’nai Avraham, 117 phony hosts a rehearsal. $5. 6 pm. Park West. (718) 768-2972. Historical Society presents Mari Plaza West. (718) 623-7100. Free. INTERNATIONAL STORY STEW: Brookl- Remsen St. (718) 596-4840. Free. Takabayashi. She reads from her 575 Metropolitan Ave. (718) 907-3457. yn Public Library, Midwood branch, Concert follows. $10. 8 pm. St. Ann FILM: presents “On The Waterfront” RECEPTION: Williamsburg Art and BARBES BAR: Traveling Cinema film and the Holy Trinity, corner Montague (1954) with Marlon Brando. $8. 7:30 book “I Live in Brooklyn.” Admission BLACK BOX SERIES: Gallery Players Historical Center presents its sev- presents storyteller Barbara Aliprantis. of $6, $4 students and seniors. 2 pm. hosts its seventh annual festival of She tells world folktales through songs series presents “J’Ai Ete Au Bal/I and Clinton streets. (718) 462-7270. pm. Brooklyn Lyceum, 227 Fourth enth annual mermaid show, cele- Went to the Dance” (1989). Ave. (718) 857-4816. 128 Pierrepont St. (718) 222-4111. plays by tri-state area playwrights. brating the Coney Island Mermaid and picture book stories. 1 pm. 975 BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music pres- Full length production of “A East 16th St. (718) 252-0967. Free. Donations accepted. 8 pm. 376 ents “The Imaginary Invalid” by BROOKLYN ARTS EXCHANGE: pres- OTHER Parade. 4 pm to 7 pm. 135 Ninth St. (718) 965-9177. Wedding Album.” $15, $12. 8 pm. Broadway. (718) 486-7372. Free. Moliere. Performed in French with ents “The Circle Goes Round.” PIER SHOW: Brooklyn Waterfront 199 14th St. (718) 595-0547. OTHER FREDDY’S BAR: Comedy night. No English surtitles. $25, $40, $60. 7:30 Performance features advanced Artists Coalition art show featuring ARTISTS’ RECEPTION: Smack Mellon cover. Call for time. 485 Dean St. pm. Harvey Theater, 651 Fulton St. dance performance workshop mem- ST. ANN’S WAREHOUSE: “Labapa- hosts the exhibit “Sunrise Sunset.” PARADE: New Utrecht Liberty Week- 1,000 works of art by over 300 looza!” festival of puppet theater. $20. end hosts a parade which begins at (718) 622-7035. (718) 636-4100. bers ages 13 to 17. $25, $10 students emerging artists. Also, Middle- Meet the artists from 6 pm to 9 pm. and low-income. Reception follows. 8 8 pm. 38 Water St. (718) 254-8779. 56 Water St. (718) 834-8761. Free. 84th Street, in front of the New Ut- BOATING COURSE: Brooklyn Power FREDDY’S BAR: Trivia night. No cover. Eastern bellydancing with Rahnine. Squadron eight hours of boating ed- Call . 485 Dean St. (718) 622-7035. pm. 421 Fifth Ave. (718) 832-0018. ROOFTOP DANCE: Office Ops hosts BAMCINEMATEK: Best of 2003 with recht Church. 11 am. (718) 256-7173. Noon to 6 pm. Red Hook Pier, 499 Sunset Clause, a performance. $8. 8 STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL: Flatbush ucation. Course is free; small charge OPERA: Chapel Theater hosts “Cham- Van Brunt St. (718) 596-2507. Free. “Goodbye, Dragon Inn” (2003). for materials. Call. (718) 768-6764. pm. 57 Thames St. (718) 418-2509. Introduced by Village Voice film crit- Reformed Church annual event. $5 pagne and Candlelight, Opera di ROSE PAINTING: Brooklyn Botanic THEATER: Brooklyn Arts Exchange ic J. Hoberman. $10. 6:45 pm. $10. includes ice cream and strawber- THURS, JUNE 10 Camera.” Production features Garden offers a sketching and hosts a presentation by its teen stu- 30 Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. ries. 12:30 pm. Flatbush and Pergolesi’s “La Serva Padrona.” painting class. $59, $54 members. dents. $8, $5 students. 8 pm. 421 Church avenues. (718) 284-5140. TUES, JUNE 8 Brooklyn-Queens Day $20, $15 seniors, students. 8 pm. 10 am to 3:30 pm. 1000 SPRING FEST: St. Patrick’s Parish hosts Corner of Pierrepont Street and Fifth Ave. (718) 832-0018. a festival of music, food and fun. 7 ARM WRESTLING: New York Arm CONFERENCE: Gowanus Canal confer- Washington Ave. (718) 623-7220. BROOKLYN LYCEUM: presents “Too Wrestling Association hosts the SMALL BUSINESS TALK: Brooklyn ence “Perspectives on Urban Monroe Place. (347) 596-3882. PARADE OF FLAGS: Sunset Park pm to 11 pm. 97th Street and Economic Development Corp. offer Much Light Makes The Baby Go Fourth Avenue. (718) 238-2600. Golden Arm Championships. Regis- Environmental Restoration.” 8 am to GALAPAGOS: Floating Vaudeville. $5. hosts its 11th annual event. March a workshop “Understanding How to 10 pm to 1 am. 70 North Sixth St. Blind (30 plays in 60 minutes).” $15 FILM: Coney Island Saturday Night tration and weigh-in at 10 am. Start 6 pm. Lunch is included. Brooklyn alongside, or carry one of the flags online (www.gowanus.com) or $9 time at 12:30 pm. Finals at 3:30 Market and Promote a Restaurant.” College, Student Union, one block (718) 782-5188. provided by the Fifth Avenue Film Series presents “Night of the 10 am to noon. 175 Remsen St., plus the roll of a single six-sided Living Dead.” $5 includes popcorn. pm. White Castle sponsors event. from the intersection of Flatbush and BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music Business Improvement District. die. 11:30 pm. 227 Fourth Ave. Main Stage, between 10th and suite 350. Call to register. (718) 522- Nostrand avenues. Pre-registration presents the Mark Morris Dance 11:30 am. Meet at 44th Street and 8:30 pm. Coney Island Museum, 4600, ext. 15. Free. (718) 670-7234. 1208 Surf Ave. (718) 372-5159. 12th streets in front of Astroland, necessary. (718) 951-5631. Free. Group in “Seven Visions.” 7:30 pm. Fifth Avenue. (718) 439-7767. Coney Island. (718) 802-3875. Free. HARP MUSIC: Brooklyn Public Library, MADE IN BROOKLYN: Learn about See Sat., June 12. MEET THE WRITERS: NY Transit Mu- CHILDREN LECTURE: Hadassah, Bay Ridge Bay Ridge branch, presents Kitty Sul- marketing trends and influences in MOLIERE: “The Imaginary Invalid.” seum presents “The Subway and the livan in a musical performance. 2 pm. FAMILY ARTS: Brooklyn Historical Chapter, hosts “Jewish Women in the specialty and health food indus- 7:30 pm. See Sat., June 12. City,” by authors Stan Fischer and SUN, JUNE 6 7223 Ridge Blvd. (718) 748-5709. Free. Society hosts “King or Queen For A Government.” $8. 10 am to noon. try. Breakfast included. 8:30 am to BLACK BOX SERIES: Gallery Players John Henderson. Learn how NYC Day: Create Your Own Crown.” Arts Bay Ridge Jewish Center, 405 81st FILM AND VIDEO FEST: Brooklyn Arts 10 am. Brooklyn Public Library, hosts its festival of plays. 8 pm. See grew in size and substance around and crafts for kids. $10, $5 mem- OUTDOORS AND TOURS St. (718) 382-6454. Council hosts its 38th International Business branch, 280 Cadman Plaza Sat., June 12. the subway system. 12:30 pm. NY bers. 10 am to noon. Rotunda BROOKLYN BEST: Borough President SMALL PRESS FAIR: Third annual Festival featuring “Youth Videos: West. Registration required. (718) Transit Museum, Boerum Place and Gallery, 33 Clinton St. (718) 222- Brooklyn and Beyond.” Films and BROOKLYN LYCEUM: “Too Much Marty Markowitz’s celebration con- Brooklyn alternative small press fair. 623-7000, option 4. Free. Light Makes The Baby Go Blind.” Schermerhorn Street. Call for admis- 4111, ext. 238. tinues with sand castle contest, arm Local small presses, chapbooks videos by independent, college stu- sion charge. (718) 694-5100. dents and youth. 5:30 pm to 8:30 KIDS ART: Rotunda Gallery exhibit, fea- 11:30 pm. See Sat., June 12. FAMILY WORKSHOP: Brooklyn Public wrestling championship, baby stroller made by writers and poets, elec- turing art created by NYC students. STRAWBERRY FEST: Christ Church of Library Foundation hosts “The Art parade and more. 10 am-8 pm. For tronic publishing, spoken word CD pm. Spike Lee Screening Room, Bay Ridge. $10 includes salad and Long Island University, Flatbush All-day event includes art-making of the Artist’s Book.” Learn about a full schedule of events log onto recordings, literary crafts and more. workshops for artists of all ages. SAT, JUNE 12 strawberry shortcake. 1 pm to 4 pm. nontraditional bookbinding tech- Markowitz’s Web site at www.brook- Noon to 6 pm. Old Stone House, Avenue Extension and DeKalb 7301 Ridge Boulevard. (718) 745-3698. Avenue. (718) 625-0080. Free. Reservations necessary. 33 Clinton niques in the making of an artist’s lyn-usa.org or call (718) 802-3700. 336 Third St. (718) 832-2310. Free. St. (718) 875-4047, ext. 16. Free. DINNER GALA: Better Brooklyn book. $20, $15 members. Children ROSE MONTH: Brooklyn Botanic CANCER SURVIVORS DAY: Lutheran VOLUNTEERS NEEDED: The Doll and OUTDOORS AND TOURS Community Center hosts its spring ages 8 or older $10 if attending Toy Museum of NYC holds a kick-off WATERFRONT FESTIVAL: Waterfront Garden begins its month-long event. Medical Center takes part in this activities during the annual Newtown BIKE RIDE: Bay Ridge Consumer event. $50 includes dinner. 6:30 with an adult. 10:30 am to noon. Guided tour of over 5,000 varieties national event. Guest speakers, meeting. Volunteers, ages 18 and up, Federation hosts a ride along the pm. Hillis Hall at Plymouth Church, Brooklyn Public Library, Central are needed. 6 pm to 7:30 pm. Brook- Creek event. Eco-cruises with the of roses in Cranford Rose Garden. entertainment, education and food. Urban Divers, presentations by sev- Narrows. 9 am. Meet at 9000 57 Hicks St. (718) 624-1992. branch. Grand Army Plaza. (718) Noon. Also, chamber music concert 1 pm to 5 pm. 150 55th St. (718) lyn Public Library, Heights branch, 280 Fourth Ave. (718) 745-6383. 230-2100. Cadman Plaza. (718) 243-0820. eral institutions, Manhattan Sail featuring David Yang’s “Quartet 630-7000. Free. Club, more. 10 am. Meet at 1155 WALKING TOUR: Historic Fort Greene ROCK AND ROLL BRUNCH: Toddlers Botanica.” 2 pm. Additionally, poetry SUNDAY AT SUNNY’S: Reading by DANCE: Brooklyn Ballet hosts “Take Manhattan Ave. (718) 383-4388. Association hosts a tour of area. SUN, JUNE 13 and pre-schoolers are invited to a Ballet to the Streets.” 7 pm. Marine readings and dancing and a rose- poet Jen Bervin. $3. 3 pm. 253 RHYTHM AND BLUES: Annual lunch- $10. 11 am. Meet at entrance to brunch and performance by The inspired kimono fashion show. Park, near the Field House. (718) Conover St. (718) 625-8211. time series at Metrotech. Today: HSBC, Hanson Place near Flatbush OUTDOORS AND TOURS Deedle Deedle Dees. 11 am and 1 Included in admission fee of $5, $3 SUNDAY VIGIL: Brooklyn Parents for 237-2204. Free. Ave. (718) 237-9031. pm. Goga Cafe, 521 Court St. Call seniors and students. 1000 Chuck Brown and the Soul Searchers. GARDEN WALK: Brownstone Peace stage a series of vigils to BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music pres- Noon to 2 pm. Corner of Flatbush BROOKLYN PRIDE: Festival and 5K for price. (718) 260-8618. Washington Ave. (718) 623-7200. ents the Mark Morris Dance Group fun run. Outdoor market, perform- Brooklyn Garden District hosts its urge Sen. Chuck Schumer to sup- and Myrtle avenues. (718) 636-4129. annual event. 15 private and 8 com- CARIBBEAN VOICES: Brooklyn Public BIRD WALK: Audubon Center offers a port change in US policy in Iraq. in the premiere of “Seven Visions,” ers and more. 11 am to 6 pm. Library, Business branch, hosts a walk. 8 am to 10 am. Prospect featuring music composed and per- EXHIBIT: Portuguese American pho- munity gardens are on a self-guid- Reading of names of Americans, tographer Carolina Fernandes pres- Prospect Park West between 9th family event of readings, perform- Park. (718) 287-3400. Free. formed by The Bad Plus. Also on the and 14th streets. (718) 670-3337. ed tour. $12. 11 am to 5 pm. Pick Iraqis and others who have been ents her work. 5 pm to 7 pm. St. up tickets at Tillies, intersection of ances and book signings with GREEN-WOOD CEMETERY: Tour killed in the war. 7:30 pm. Prospect program is “All Fours,” performed to Caribbean authors. Noon. 280 cemetery’s points of interest with Bela Bartok’s music. $20, $40, $60. 7:30 Francis College, 180 Remsen St. PERFORMANCE Fulton Street and Lafayette Avenue. Park West and Carroll Street, near (718) 797-9606. Free. (718) 707-1277. Cadman Plaza West. (718) 623- guide John Cashman. $6. 1 pm. Grand Army Plaza. (718) 624-5921. pm. Howard Gilman Opera House, 30 BAM: Brooklyn Academy of Music 7000. Free. Meet at Fifth Avenue gate at 25th Lafayette Ave. (718) 636-4100. BROOKLYN ARTS EXCHANGE: presents the Mark Morris Dance WILDMAN TOUR: Naturalist and SUMMER READING: Kick off for New Street entrance. (718) 768-7300. Performances by circus and acrobat- Group in the premiere of “Seven author Steve Brill hosts a wild food ic students from Brooklyn York State’s Summer Reading HISTORIC FUND TOUR: Visit Green- MON, JUNE 7 Visions,” featuring music composed Continued on page 14... Program, an initiative for children. Wood cemetery. Jeff Richman, the WEDS, JUNE 9 International High School, bi-lingual Live music and dance, puppetry, kite- cemetery’s historian, leads tour DECISION-MAKING DAY: Health Care theater students from the Brooklyn making workshops and face painting. through Valley Water, the Receiving decision planning session offered at LUNCHTIME CONCERT: Brooklyn School for Collaborative Studies, 1 pm to 5 pm. Brooklyn Public Tomb, the grave of the Soda NY Community Hospital. Topics Borough President Marty Markowitz theater and dance students from Library, Central branch. Grand Army Fountain King and more. $10. 1 pm. include Power of Attorney and hosts his annual lunchtime series. Brooklyn New School. Others. 5 pm. Plaza. (718) 230-2100. Free. Meet at main entrance, 25th Street Health Care Proxy; how to choose Today, several youth choruses sing. 421 Fifth Ave. (718) 832-0018. Free. LIST YOUR EVENT… and Fifth Avenue. (718) 768-7300. an agent for Power of Attorney; Noon to 1:30 pm. Plaza at Brooklyn FAMILY PROGRAM: Spoke the Hub To list your event in Where to GO, please give us two weeks notice or more. Send OTHER Borough Hall. (718) 802-3832. Free. hosts “Class Sharings.” 6 pm and BOERUM HILL HOUSE TOUR: Self what insurance and financial docu- your listing by mail: GO Brooklyn, The Brooklyn Papers, 55 Washington St., Suite PIER SHOW: Brooklyn Waterfront guided tour. $20 includes refresh- ments should be maintained; why a MEETING: General board meeting of 7:30 pm. 295 Douglass St. (718) 408- Artists Coalition presents art show ments. 1 pm to 5 pm. Exhibit of will is important. More. 11 am to Community Board 6. 6 pm. Family 3234. Free. 624, Brooklyn, NY 11201; or by fax: (718) 834-9278. Listings are free and printed featuring 1,000 works of art by over Mohawk high-steel workers at con- noon.. 2523 Kings Highway. (718) Reception Center, 441 Fourth Ave. OPEN STUDIOS: Smack Mellon invites on a space available basis. We regret we cannot take listings over the phone. 300 emerging artists. Also, slide clusion of tour. Register at Bishop 692-5336. Free. (718) 643-3027. the community to visit its Artist Stu-
If you like baseball, Martial Arts Prospect Park Alliance presents you’ll love Brooklyn Cyclones Family Day! Demonstration Shorinji Kempo is a traditional Japanese martial art with its roots in India and China. In addition to a practical system of self-defense suitable for men and women of all ages, it teaches healing skills and philosophy from Gyo. Please join us for a FREE demonstration of this dynamic art, based on the ethical principles of Gyo. Saturday, June 12, 11:30am Williamsburg Art & Historical Center 135 Broadway, Third Floor, Brooklyn NY For information contact Steve Leszczynski 718-694-4981 • e-mail: [email protected]
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Saturday, June 26, 2004 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. A day of fun, food, and baseball with Brooklyn Cyclones ballplayers and mascot Sandy the Seagull to benefit the Prospect Park Parade Ground. 11:00 a.m. Ribbon Cutting & Re-Opening Ceremony THURSDAY, JUNE 10 11:30 a.m. Gates open and family fun begins! at THE HOOK Tickets start at $100 for a family of four. 18 Commerce Street (Columbia/Richards Sts.) 8:30PM • DOORS 8PM • TIX $8 VIP packages start at $250. Individual tickets also available. INFO: 718-797-3007 • WWW.THEHOOKMUSIC.COM Call (718) 965-8945 or visit www.prospectpark.org. Read online every week at 14 AWP THE BROOKLYN PAPERS WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM June 5, 2004
Williamsburg, (718) 782-5188, www.gala- Casual, 10 pm, FREE. June 5: The Sunset Clause dance performance, June 5: The RUB with DJ Ayers, 9 pm, $10. pagosartspace.com. 8 pm, $8; June 11: La Boca Del Lobo: Itinerant BROOKLYN Fridays: Galapagos Floating Vaudeville, 10 pm, Magnetic Field Film Festival, 8 pm, $7; June 12: La Boca Del Trash Bar Lobo: Itinerant Film Festival, 8 pm, $7. $5; June 5: Irwin, time TBA $6; June 6: Jon 97 Atlantic Ave. at Henry Street in Brooklyn 256 Grand St. at Driggs Avenue in Williams- Lundbom and Big Five Chord, 9:30 pm, $5; Heights, (718) 834-0069, burg, (718) 599-1000, www.thetrashbar.com. June 7: Lightning Strikes Theater, 7 pm, $10; www.MagneticBrooklyn.com. ParlorJazz June 7: Monday Evening Burlesque: “Hula June 5: Strega, Au revoir Simone, Somnam- Thursdays: 80 Proof Thursdays (’80s night), 10 119 Vanderbilt Ave. at Myrtle Avenue in Clin- bulants, My Favori, 8 pm, $6; June 6: Nightmeri- Hoop Contest” hosted by Miss Saturn and ton Hill, (718) 855-1981, www.parlorjazz.com. Tanya Gagne of The Wau Wau Sisters, 9:30 pm, pm, FREE; June 5: The Whirls, The Demands, kkka, Best Fwends, Tuxedo Killers, Panda, Cja- FREE; June 8: The Inevitable Breakups, Call 7:30 pm, $3; El Paso HiFi with DJ Dom, 10 pm, June 5: Marilyn & her Fabulous Trio, 9 pm, $15. mesa Mesa, 8 pm, $5; June 7: Atomic Number Florence Pow, The English Dept., 8 pm, $8; FREE; June 7: Live Band Karaoke, hosted by 76, Battle Torn, Desperation Radio, 9 pm, $5; Nightlife June 8: Talibam, Kiss-Kiss, Fast Fourier, 8 pm, $5; June 9: Wednesdays in Residence with Evan Bunnie England, 10 pm, FREE; June 11: Peggy O’Neill’s Sparklemotion, DJ French Toast, 9 pm, FREE. June 9: Wetnurse, Two Dead Sluts, A Thousand Fridays: “Reggae after Work” with Winston Irie Hause, 8 pm, $8; June 9: Pant (Male (Two locations) BAMcafe Burlesque), 10:30 pm, $5; June 10: Uncomun, Vendettas, 8 pm, $5; June 10: Fresh Kills’ birth- and the Collective Crew, 7:30, FREE. 1904 Surf Ave. at Keyspan Park in Coney Is- day party, 8 pm, FREE; June 11: El Jezel, Transit 30 Lafayette Ave. at Ashland Place in Fort 10 pm, $8; June 11: Green Home NYC Magnolia Summer Benefit, 6 pm-10 pm, donation $TBA; land, (718) 449-3200, www.peggyoneills.com. Belle, Trashtalk In The Kingdom, 8 pm, $7. Greene, (718) 636-4100, www.bam.org. Five Spot DJ Boy Racer, 1 am, FREE. 486 Sixth Ave. at 12th Street in Park Slope, (718) 369-4814. June 5: Benefit for the American Cancer Society June 5: Martha Redbone and the Fellaz, 9 pm, 459 Myrtle Ave. at Washington Avenue in with Frankie Bones, Nigel Richards, Adam X, Two Boots FREE with $10 food/drink minimum; June 11: Clinton Hill, (718) 852-0202, www.fivespot- Tuesdays: Jam with The Noah Haidu Trio, 10 Good Coffeehouse Jason BK, and many more, 2 pm - 4 am, $5 dona- 514 Second St. at Seventh Avenue in Park JC Hopkins Biggish Band, 9 pm, FREE with $10 soulfood.com. pm, FREE with $5 minimum; June 5: Mike tion; June 10: ‘80s Night, 8 pm, FREE. food/drink minimum. 53 Prospect Park West at Second Street in DiRubbio Trio, 10 pm, FREE; June 11: Joel Slope, (718) 499-3253, www.twobootsbrook- June 5: Grown Folk Bi’ness, 8 pm, $10; June 7: Prospect Park, (718) 768-2972, www.bsec.org. The Eric Stuart Band will per- lyn.com. Red Bull Music Academy presents DJ Radar Chasin, 10 pm, FREE. 8123 Fifth Ave. at 81st Street in Bay Ridge, with appearances by Steinski and Grand Wizard June 11: The Main Squeeze Accordion form at The Hook on June 10. (718) 748-1400. June 5: The Defenders, 10 pm, FREE; June 11: Barbes Orchestra, 8 pm, $10 adults, $6 children. The Dixie Trixies, 10 pm, FREE. 376 Ninth St. at Sixth Avenue in Park Slope, Theodore, 7 pm (DJs only), 9 pm (open to pub- Meson Flamenco Fridays: Live DJ, 10 pm, FREE; June 5: shade of (718) 965-9177, www.barbesbrooklyn.com. lic), FREE; June 10: True Story, 9 pm, $10. 135 Atlantic Ave. at Clinton Street in gray, 10 pm, [free or cover charge??]; June 6: Fifth The Hook Avenue Festival with Dirty Seance, 10 pm, $5. 200 Fifth Sundays: Stephane Wrembel Trio, 9 pm, FREE; Brooklyn Heights, (718) 625-7177. 18 Commerce St. at Columbia Street in Red Laila Lounge 200 Fifth Ave. at Sackett Street in Park June 5: The Blue Vipers, 9 pm, FREE; June 6: Flying Saucer Cafe Fridays and Saturdays: Live flamenco music Hook, (718) 797-3007, www.thehookmusic.com. 113 N. Seventh St. at Wythe Avenue in Pete’s Candy Store Slope, (718) 638-2925, www.200fifth.net. Jazz Passengers with Roy Nathanson, 7 pm, 494 Atlantic Ave. at Nevins Street in Williamsburg, (718) 486-6791, www.laila- and dance performance, 8:30 pm and 11 pm, June 5: Real Kids, The Konks, Some Action, 709 Lorimer St. at Richardson Street in Williams- Fridays: Live Latin Music, 11 pm, $5 before 10 FREE; June 8: Estonian poetry reading by Karl Boerum Hill, (718) 522-1383. lounge.com. $5, $20 for table. Martin Sinij?rv and Asko K?nnap, 7:30 pm, The Shop Fronts, 8:30 pm, $10; June 8: Perfect burg, (718) 302-3770, www.petescandystore.com. pm, $10 after, ladies free; Saturdays: DJ Blazer Saturdays: ‘Relief’ with DJ John Burns, 7:30 pm, Saturdays: (Upstairs) DJ DEN ONE, 10 pm, FREE; June 8: Jenny Scheinmann, 9 pm, FREE; Orange, Suburban Legends, High School Sundays: Open Mic, 6:30-8:30 pm, FREE; June spins salsa, reggae, hip-hop, 11 pm, $5 before FREE; Sundays: ‘Sunday Service’ with DJ John FREE; June 5: (Downstairs) Andrew Hendryx Moda Cafe June 9: Michael Yednak Quartet, 7 pm, FREE, Football Heroes, Bum Ruckus, 8 pm, $7; June 5: Milo Jones, John Dylan Keith, Kate Diamond, 10 pm, $10 after, ladies free. Burns, noon, FREE; Wednesdays: ‘Rock and Ensemble, Adam Sorenson Band, DJs Lady Nik Nights of the Ravished Limbs, with Schulldogs, 10: Bill Konig, Eric Stuart Band, East of Autumn, 294 Fifth Ave. at First Street in Park Slope, 9 pm, FREE; June 6: Open mic, 6 pm, The Folk’ jam, 8 pm, FREE; Thursdays: ‘Lounging’ & Major Tom, 9:30 pm, $5; June 6: Jazz Jam 9 pm, $8; June 10: Golem, 9 pm, FREE; June Jim Malone and Standpipe, 8 pm, $6. (718) 832-8897, www.modacafebrooklyn.com. Haywards, 9 pm, FREE; June 7: Dani Linnetz, with DJ John Burns, 9 pm, FREE; Fridays: ‘Live Session, with the Jesse Selengut Trio, 9 pm, Up Over Jazz Cafe June 5: Magic Carpet Cleaners, Inc., 21st Matt Keating, Jeff London, 9 pm, FREE; June 8: 11: Dave Phillips and Freedance, 7 pm, FREE; Jazz Atmosphere,’ 7:30 pm, FREE. FREE; June 8: Stephen Norfleet and The Devil’s 351 Flatbush Ave. at Seventh Avenue in Park Jack Grace, Pee-Air (of Melomane) & Christian June 11: Ben Monder, 9 pm, FREE, June 12: iO Restaurant Workshop Big Band, sets at 9:30 pm and 11 Century Vaudeville party, FREE, 10 pm; June Slope, (718) 398-5413, www.upoverjazz.com. Gibbs, 9 pm, FREE; June 9: Ellis Traver & Loiter, Uncle Moon, 7 pm, FREE. 119 Kent Ave. at North Seventh Street in pm, FREE; June 9: Shababat Rusciolelli, Evan 11: DJ Seth and DJ Amanda, 9 pm, FREE. Frank’s Lounge 10 pm, FREE; June 10: Julian Velard, Liz Mondays: Vincent Herring Quartet, 9:30 pm, Williamsburg, (718) 388-3320, www.iorestau- Brum, Luis Betancourt, Matt Hawks, 8:30 pm, 660 Fulton St. at South Elliott Place in Fort Deschel, Chris Lee, 9 pm, FREE; June 11: The $10 cover plus $5 food/drink minimum; rantandlounge.com. FREE; June 10: Upstairs: Discovered with DJ Boudoir Bar Greene, (718) 625-9339, National Trolleyvox, Swivel Chairs, The Moonlighters, 9 Tuesdays: Enos Payne Trio, 9:30 pm, $10 cover Spanky, 10 pm, FREE, Downstairs: Charlie Irwin, At East End Ensemble, 273 Smith St. at www.FranksCocktailLounge.com. Fridays: Live DJ spins salsa and house, 10 pm, pm, FREE. plus $5 food/drink minimum; Wednesdays: Postmidnight, J. Simone and Friends, The Restaurant Sackett Street in Carroll Gardens, (718) 624- Saturdays: Sinful Saturdays w/ DJs Tyrone and FREE; Saturdays: Live DJ spins salsa and house, Jam session, $10 cover plus $5 food/drink min- Truthseekers, DJ Popcorn, 9 pm, $5; June 11: 8878, www.eastendensemble.com. Infinite, 9 pm, $5; Sundays: Live jazz, 7 pm, FREE; 10 pm, FREE. Proper casual dress required. 273 Brighton Beach Ave. at Brighton imum; Thursdays: Robert Glasper Trio, 10 pm, Upstairs: Dj Rainjah 10 pm, FREE; Downstairs: Sideshows by Thursdays: Lonnie Youngblood & The Blood Second Street in Brighton Beach, (718) 646- $10 cover plus $5 food/drink minimum; June 5: Saturdays: Comedy with the Brooklyn Brew- Pure, Animators, Rob Troise, 9 pm, $5. 1225, www.come2national.com. Ha-Ha, 9:30 pm, $5 with two drink minimum. Brothers, 8 pm, FREE; Fridays: Ffun Dance Party, The Jazz the Seashore Robert Glasper Quarte, sets at 9 pm, 11 pm, 10 pm, $5; June 8: Tuesday Night Live with 179 Marcus Garvey Blvd. at Kosciuszko Liberty Heights Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays: Live Russian 3006 W. 12th St. at Surf Avenue in Coney and 12:30 am, $18, plus $5 food/drink mini- Brooklyn Rhian, 9 pm, FREE with two-drink minimum. Street in Bedford-Stuyvesant, (718) 453- music and dance show, 9 pm, FREE. Island, (718) 372-5159, www.coneyisland.com. mum; June 11: Valery Ponomarev Quartet, sets 7825, www.thejazz.8m.com. at 9 pm, 11 pm, and 12:30 am, $18, plus $5 Tap Room Saturdays: Sideshows by the Seashore, featur- food/drink minimum. Historical Society Freddy’s Bar Mondays: Jam Session, 8 pm, $5; June 5: MS. 34 Van Dyke St. at Dwight Street in Red Night of Cookers ing 10 talents, including Ravi “The Scorpion 128 Pierrepont St. at Clinton Street in & Backroom Lakesia Benjamin Quartet, 9 pm, $10; June 11: Hook, (718) 246-8050. 767 Fulton St. at South Portland Avenue in Mystic,” Eak, “The Illustrated Man” and The Brooklyn Heights, (718) 222-4111, Peter Kaufmann Quartet, 9 pm, $10. Fort Greene, (718) 797-1197. Amazing, Blazing Tyler Fyre, 1-11 pm, $5 adults, Waterfront Ale 485 Dean St. at Sixth Avenue in Prospect Hts, Thursdays: Open mic, 10 pm, FREE; June 5: www.brooklynhistory.org. The Electrix, 10 pm, $10; June 11: Howard Thursdays: Live Jazz, 8 pm, FREE; Fridays: Live $3 children under 12; Fridays: Sideshow by the (718) 622-7035, www.Freddysbackroom.com. Seashore: 2-8 pm, $10; June 11: Starshine House June 11: Beer Garden at BHS, with music from Jazz 966 Fishman Quintet, 10 pm, FREE. Jazz, 10 pm, FREE; Saturdays: Live Jazz, 10 pm, June 5: Rachel Kershenbaum, The Minors, I Live Burlesque, 10 pm, $15. 155 Atlantic Ave. at Clinton Street in Man vs. Robot, 6:30 pm, FREE. 966 Fulton St. at St. James Place in Fort Greene, FREE; Sundays: Live Jazz, 4 pm, FREE. on Earth, 9 pm, FREE; June 6: Dirk Richardson, (718) 638-6910, Ext. 25, www.illbrew.com. Brooklyn Heights, (718) 522-3794, 9 pm, FREE; June 7: Comedy night hosted by The LuLu Lounge www.waterfrontalehouse.com. June 11: Opening reception of “30 years of Southpaw Cafe 111 Pat O’Shea, 9 pm, FREE; June 8: Will Vinson, 9 (under TacuTacu) 134 N. Sixth Street at Bed- Northsix Subway Art Legends,” hosted by Poppy, honor- 125 Fifth Ave. at St. John’s Place in Park June 5: Sachal Vasandani Quartet, 11 pm, FREE. 111 Court St. at State Street in Downtown, pm, FREE; June 9: Quiz night, 9 pm, FREE; June ford Avenue in Williamsburg, (718) 218-7889, 66 N. Sixth St. at Wythe Avenue in Williams- 10: Agua Trip, DJ Professor Rockwell, ¿Threat?, ing graffiti artist JamesTop, music by DJ Kwest, Slope, (718) 230-0236, www.spsounds.com. —compiled by Ed Beeson (718) 858-2806, www.cafe111online.com. King Uprock and Pete “DJ” Jones, 6 pm, FREE, http://www.ricerepublic.com/specials.html. burg, (718) 599-5103, www.northsix.com. 9 pm, FREE; June 11: Misty LaFleur, My Pocket June 5: Lanky, Licks n Kicks, Pasha, SxAddict, 8 Music, battles and break dance competition, June 7: “Stilted On Stage” (live comedy), 8 pm, June 5: Maritime, Snailhouse, Miso, 7 pm, $10; Zoo, Bitter Poet, 9 pm, FREE. pm, FREE; June 6: 4th Street Night Owls, with Freedom Williams of C&C Music Factory, $5, includes a free drink. June 6: Broken Spindles, Passage/Restiform Q2QL3, 7 pm, FREE; June 7: Tom Guarana Mack Mama, DJ 50 Grand, Brooklyn Street Bodies, Alan Astor, Von Iva, 7 pm, $8 Band, Osage County, 8 pm, FREE; June 8: Antje free103point9 Dancers, 9 pm, $5 donation; Also on June 11: The Lucky Cat advance/$10 day of show; June 7: My Hotel Duvekot, Teddybut, Tony Scherr, 8 pm, FREE; The Dina Vera Quartet, 8 pm, $10, includes food; Year, Feable Weiner, River City High, High Gallery Art Jenkins Quarter, 10 pm, $10. 245 Grand St. at Roebling Street in Williams- Tigers, 7 pm, $10; June 9: Grant Lee Phillips, TALK TO US… June 9: Russ Spiegel’s Big Bad Big Band, Pete burg, (718) 782-0437, www.theluckycat.com. Yellin, 8 pm, FREE; June 10: East Coast Singer 97 S. Sixth St. at Bedford Avenue, second John Doe, 8 pm, $15 advance/$18 day of show; To list your events in Brooklyn Nightlife, please give us as much notice as possible. Songwriter’s Circle, time TBA, FREE; June 11: floor, in Williamsburg, no phone, www.screw- Kili Bar-Cafe June 5: Madhu, 9 pm, FREE, Sugarlight Satur- June 10: Don Piper, Kyle Fischer, Chris musicforever.com/free103/schedule.htm. days with DJ Jenny Jeans, 11 pm, FREE; June MacFarland, 8 pm, $7; June 11: Trans Am, Include name of venue, address with cross street, phone number for the public to call, Jared Booty, Rough Stars, Shelly Nicoles 81 Hoyt St. at State Street in Boerum Hill, June 5: Jazzkammer (from Norway), Howard 6: Backyard BBQ, 6 pm, FREE, reLM wild, 9 Bobby Conn, The Frequency, 8 pm, $12. Web site address, dates, times and admission or ticket prices. Send listings and color Blakbüshe Acoutic Acoustic, 8:30 pm, FREE. (718) 855-5574. Stelzer, sc.all, 9 pm, $5. pm, FREE; June 7: Open Mic, 8 pm, C. Depp, photos of performers via e-mail to [email protected] or via fax at (718) Saturdays: Live DJ Music, 10:30 pm; 9 pm, FREE; June 9: Dogs Blood Rising host- 834-9278. Listings are free and printed on a space available basis. We regret we can- Chocolate Monkey Wednesdays: The Love Shack with DJ Matteo, ed by Princess Coldheart, 10 pm, FREE; June Office Ops not take listings over the phone. 329 Flatbush Ave. at Seventh Avenue in Galapagos 10:30 pm, FREE; Fridays, DJ Chappy plays rock, 10: live performance by Franny, 8 pm, FREE; 57 Thames St. at Morgan Avenue, Williamsburg, Park Slope, (718) 813-1073. 70 N. Sixth St. at Wythe Avenue in hip-hop and funk, 10:30 pm, FREE. June 11: Futurefunk Sessions with DJ Sport (718) 418-2509, www.officeops.org.
culties of securing their ap- pearance. COMEDIE... “It’s definitely challenging,” he admits. “They’re a reperto- Continued from page 7 ry theater and they don’t gen- stitutions, from “The Misan- erally tour, and the main rea- thrope” and “The Miser” to son why we were able to “Tartuffe” and “Don Juan” invite them here this time is (which the Comedie-Francaise that there is going to be con- brought to BAM on its last struction on their main stage, Brooklyn visit eight years ago) so they have the ability to tour — remain alive and vital to the- the United States.” atergoers and readers alike be- The primary strengths of the cause they have not dated one Comedie-Francaise are its resi- iota. dent artists, both the actors and Melillo’s thoughts on “The directors. Claude Stratz, the Imaginary Invalid” apply to all Swiss director who is staging of Moliere’s work. “The Imaginary Invalid,” has “It’s hysterically funny, and been with the company since you don’t need to know French 1999 and receives special praise [culture and society] to get it,” he ex- plains. “It is deli- THEATER ciously hysterical, and it’s all to the The Comedie-Francaise’s production of Moliere’s “The Imaginary Invalid” plays June playwright’s credit 9-12 at 7:30 pm and June 13 at 3 pm at that he wrote this in BAM’s Harvey Theater, at 651 Fulton St. be- 1673, and he knew tween Ashland and Rockwell places in Fort Greene. Tickets are $25, $40 and $60. For how to focus our at- tickets and more information, call (718) 636- tention on the gulli- 4100 or visit the Web site at www.bam.org. bility of hypochon- driacs and the medical profession. Its social from Melillo. commentary — what’s true then “Claude Stratz has directed is true now — is why the play with extraordinary style and sustains itself.” authenticity,” he says. “This Dubbed “The House of will be his directorial debut in Moliere,” the Comedie-Fran- New York. What he does is caise has been around nearly as oversee the conservatory there, long as the master’s plays: so he’s always working with King Louis XIV established the actors — usually young and company in 1680, seven years emerging actors. He’s like an after Moliere’s death. In the acting coach for the company. 324 years since, only the start And his cast for this play is a of the French Revolution kept mix of the best of the the troupe off the stage, and [troupe’s] senior actors and then only for a brief period. some of the younger ones. Melillo was especially “It’s the combination of these hopeful to bring the company actors who I believe are the best back to Brooklyn, even though in France — and I spend a lot of their tours are sporadic at best. time looking at theater in France (Their only other BAM ap- — and the director who distin- pearance was in 1979, with guish this work. It’s unfortunate Georges Feydeau’s farce “A that we have only rare opportu- Flea in Her Ear.”) nities to see them.” “I specifically went [to see The company’s pre-eminence them in Paris] to find a work in the world of the theater shows to get them to return them to no signs of abating, even after BAM,” he says. “I spent a lot three centuries of performing. of time looking at a whole “They’re definitely not a mu- range of their work, and I fo- seum,” Melillo insists. “This is a cused on this particular vital producing theater that bal- Moliere play because it’s sim- ances its calling card, classical ply exceptional.” work, with a lot of contempo- Melillo discusses the diffi- rary work.” Where to GO...
Continued from page 13... BASEBALL TALK: Brooklyn His- and ecology tour of Prospect torical Society presents author Park. $10, $5 children under 12. Thomas Gilbert. He gives an 11:45 am. Meet at Grand Army illustrated talk about baseball, Plaza entrance to Prospect followed by a walk to historical- Park. (914) 835-2153. ly significant baseball sites in Brooklyn Heights. $10, $5 mem- PIER SHOW: Brooklyn Waterfront bers. 2 pm. 128 Pierrepont St. Artists Coalition presents its art (718) 222-4111. show featuring 1,000 works of art by over 300 emerging artists. PERFORMANCE Also, music with The Mambo CONCERT: Park Slope Singers Jazzy Latin Band. Noon to 6 presents an All-American con- pm. Red Hook Pier, 499 Van cert. $10. 3 pm. Reception fol- Brunt St. (718) 596-2507. Free. lows. St. Saviour’s Church, UNDERGROUND MUSES: Eighth Avenue and Sixth Street. Brooklyn Center for the Urban (718) 788-2282. Environment presents a talk SLOPE SINGERS: Second annual with Ruth Edebohls at Green- Brooklyn Gay Pride Concert with Wood Cemetery. $11, $8 sen- the 45-voice Stonewall Chorale. iors and students. 1 pm to 3 Music by Meredith Monk, Paula pm. Meet at Gothic Arch inside Kimper and others. $10. 4 pm. the entrance at 25th Street and Park Slope United Methodist Fifth Avenue. (718) 788-8500. Church, Sixth Avenue and Eighth WALKING TOUR: Brooklyn Center Street. (718) 499-3788. for the Urban Environment takes MUSIC: Music Healing Ministry of a tour of Green-Wood Cemetery. St. Jacobi Ev. Lutheran Church Hear the stories of Leonard hosts “The Messiah” communi- Bernstein, Asher Durand, Laura ty sing-in. 4 pm. Donations Keene, Louis Comfort Tiffany and appreciated. 5406 Fourth Ave. others. $10. 1 pm. Meet at main (718) 439-8978. entrance at 25th Street and Fifth MOLIERE: “The Imaginary Inva- Avenue. (718) 768-7300. lid.” 3 pm. See Sat., June 12. Celebration for cancer June 5, 2004 THE BROOKLYN PAPERS • WWW.BROOKLYNPAPERS.COM BRZ 15 survivors at Lutheran REAL By Jotham Sederstrom Besides the speakers, who include WABC- But Gorman said that one reason to cheer The Brooklyn Papers TV news anchorman Bill Ritter and Lyn is the recent addition of new radiation thera- Brown of “Good Day New York,” food and py to the hospital. The new Intensity Modu- Lutheran Medical Center is gearing free-giveaways will be available to the pub- lated Radiation Therapy, he said, delivers a up for National Cancer Survivors Day lic, said hospital spokesman Neal Gorman. more precise dose of radiation to cancer tu- this Sunday, June 6, with a host of spe- Of 89,000 New Yorkers who were afflict- mors while minimizing damage to surround- cial guests, including a handful of tele- ed with cancer in 2002, nearly 10,000 were ing healthy tissue. ESTATE vision news personalities. living in Brooklyn, according to New York An early cancer Survivor’s Day event, at Billed as a celebration of life, the event State Cancer Registry figures. In that year New York Methodist Hospital in Park will run from 1 to 5 pm in the hospital’s park- alone, 184 people died of the disease in Sun- Slope, attracted more than 400 people. ing lot on 56th Street between First and Sec- set Park, where cancer is the second leading For more information on Sunday’s event For Rent / Brooklyn For Sale / Brooklyn ond avenues in Sunset Park, rain or shine. cause of death. at Lutheran Medical, call (718) 630-7155. APARTMENTS INSURANCE Apartments, Sublets Gerristen Beach & Roommates For Rent / Brooklyn OPEN HOUSE: Sat., June 5th, 1-5pm. Jakob Insurance BROWSE & LIST FREE! House for sale by owner. No Brokers Brkg. Corp. All Cities & Areas! please. Call for location. Excellent con- Bay Ridge dition, newly renovated. Many extras. Dear Valued Customer: Beautiful 2 bdrm apt in Bay Ridge, www.Sublet.com Asking $435k (negotiable). TOY GUN… 5th FEST… peaceful neighborhood. Close to trans- Jakob Insurance Brokerage Corp. has Studios;1-2 Bdrms; $800-2000 (917) 642-4816 R21 Guns like the one Harris allegedly portation. For rent by owner. $1250 several different programs for private Continued from page 1 Continued from page 1 monthly. 1-877-FOR-RENT no previous criminal record, accost- used are already illegal, according to committee. Besides more than a dozen food vendors R11/28-05 Kensington and commercial insurance coverage’s, (917) 432-8792 which could reduce your insurance ed James Thaler around 4:30 am as current laws in New York City. serving diverse delicacies, the festival will feature pony R22 1 family detached, 7 rooms, 4 bdrms, Signed into law 1998, the legislation Share / Wanted premium form 10% up to 60% off he was walking near Bay 34th rides, an antique car show and two flea markets. Added Bay Ridge 2.5 baths. Eat-in-kitchen. Large attic (if eligible). If you are interested in Street at Bath Avenue. prohibits the sale of such toys unless to that will be at least seven musical ensembles situated & semi-finished basement. Lots of finding out if you are eligible for these Japanese Student looking for spare closets & storage space. Rear porch After grabbing his cell phone, they’re brightly colored or transpar- at 74th, 80th, 82nd and 88th streets. 3 BR apt., new kitchen, appliances, new savings please just simply call us at room with families or share in house and nice yard. Many more extras. Harris revealed the real-looking fake ent. Federal laws restrict makers of Among those performing on Sunday will be Sheryll bath, wall to wall carpet. Near all. Asking (718) 236-3850, or fax us your insurance $1500 monthly. Incl. gas, heat and hot For sale by owner. NO BROKERS. gun and pointed it at Thaler’s groin, the guns from selling their wares Brooke, a 17-year-old singing virtuoso from Sheepshead or apartment for short or longer stays. information to (718) 232-5919 and get water. Available now. Asking $575k. Call (917) 642-0867. saying that he was going to “take without a tell-tale orange plug Bay who next month will release her first CD, which in- Monthly rent paid. Please call Sara at a free quote without any obligations. strapped to the barrel. (718) 284-5904 or email R21 away his family jewels,” according cludes four original tunes and one cover. (718) 745-1674 R24 R31 [email protected]. to a criminal complaint filed by the According to U.S. Department of Coming off stints at the Bitter End in Sheepshead R22 For Sale / Staten Island Brooklyn district attorney’s office. Justice statistics from 1990, the Bay and a rented-out auditorium at Edward R. Murrow Bay Ridge Forcing the man onto his knees, most recent numbers available, po- High School in Midwood, Brooke will settle on 78th On Colonial Road - 1 room studio with COMMERCIAL South Beach, SI To advertise in Harris, 20, threatened to kill him, lice seized more than 30,000 toy Street between noon and 6 pm with nothing but a piano kitchenette built in - new ceiling fan, SPACE (#292) Brand new 6 BR fully detached the complaint charges. He then al- guns from around the country be- kitchen cabinets, countertop/back- and her voice. 2 family home. Full basement, brick legedly ripped a stereo, global posi- tween 1985 and 1989. splash-bathroom tiled from floor to ceil- In her 45-minute sets, the vocalist will tackle soft rock, front. Many, many upgrades. Easy tioning unit and Walkman from the “We need to close the toy gun ing, parquet floors. Near- park, pier, dance, and, in the words of her father, Simon Belsky, “pop Office Space Avail. / Brooklyn commute to Bklyn, tax abated. Won’t loopholes, and the city needs to ag- bikepath, train, express-bus, quiet build- man’s car and threw them to the with a Latin tinge.” last at $749,990. Fall Delivery. (718) ground, a sign that he wasn’t inter- gressively enforce the laws already ing/area, $775. No Pets, NO FEE - (917) Wedged between those musical performances will be a Park Slope 447-0700. R21 ested in robbing his victim. on the books,” DeBlasio said on 584-6882. R23 handful of community groups ready to dispense their 9th St. bet. 4th & 5th Aves. Ground Real Estate Pulling him from his knees, Har- Wednesday. knowledge to passersby taking a break from the food and “City Council investigations have Fl. Near all trans. 950 sq.ft. $1500 Howell, NJ ris walked the man more than a fun. Along the avenue, representatives from Lutheran Med- Bay Ridge found too many instances of retail- monthly. By owner. No Fee. Totally renovated 4 brdrm, 2.5 baths, colo- Section block with the pellet gun pressed ical Center will offer free health checks, the American Can- 409 Bay Ridge Ave. 1 bedroom nial. Huge finished basement w/ recessed ers selling toy guns that are already against the back of his head, his vic- cer Society will host a fundraiser, and the CERT1NYC apt. Asking $920 monthly. Call (347) 782-2800 lighting. Landscaped, 100x150 ft. lot. New illegal. Nearly 20 percent of toy re- R20 kit and bath. Cherry hardwood floors. New Please call tim oblivious to the fact that the gun emergency response team will sponsor free lifesaving was made of plastic, according to tailers in the city continue to sell toy Marke: furnace, central air, new elect., and deck. demonstrations. $399 or best offer. By owner. (917) 567- (718) 834-9350 the complaint. guns that can be confused with real State Sen. Marty Golden will host a public service infor- (718) 877-0439 0126. R22 “By the time we get to the end of firearms.” R21 HOUSES But opponents, including officials mation booth on 74th Street. the block, you’re going to be dead,” “I used to go when I was younger, when we were in said Harris, according to the com- of the Libertarian Party, charge that Park Slope high school,” said Golden spokesman John Quaglione. plaint. the initiative to place an outright ban Park Place bet. 5th & 6th Aves. 1 BR gar- For Sale / Brooklyn “You play the arcade games, you eat the sausage and INSPECTIONS Police arrested Harris less than 30 on the toys encroached on individ- den apt. Exposed brick & hardwood minutes after the attack and later ual rights. peppers and the zeppole. It was the big thing to do, and floors. For rent by owner. No Brokers Bay Ridge it still is.” Fee. Pets allowed. charged him with 12 offenses, includ- Shortly after the legislation was Manhattan loft in Bklyn. Unique, contem- The festival which, organizers say regularly draws (718) 369-5828 porary style home in Bay Ridge, block from ing criminal possession of a weapon in introduced in October 2002, some R24 the fourth degree, possession of an im- members of that party defiantly dis- 200,000, was cut short in 2002 and 2003 because of a N.Y. Harbor. Brick construction. Newly ren- itation firearm, menacing, criminal pensed hundreds of toy guns to chil- $17 million reconstruction project along the avenue that ovated. 2 bdrms, 2 baths, stainless steel was finally competed last November. While that initia- appliances. Anderson windows, maple mischief, grand larceny, robbery, ha- dren and adults across Manhattan. stairs, hardwood floors, wood burning rassment and criminal possession of Gary Popkin, chairman of the par- tive has yielded refurbished streets and sidewalks, old- fashioned streetlights and new benches, a swath of the stove. 10.5 ft ceiling. 4 car garage. (917) stolen property. His bond was set at ty’s Brooklyn chapter, said that de- 603-9316. $15,000. spite the heinous nature of the most avenue still awaits further reconstruction. R21 HOME “It’s pretty clear that we take this recent attack, legislation intended to Following the festival, in July, the city Department of kind of thing seriously,” said Jerry ban such toys is overreaching. Design and Construction will oversee the reopening of Schmetterer, a spokesman for Dis- “Here’s a case where somebody portions of Fifth Avenue on 79th and 80th streets to in- trict Attorney Charles Hynes, who intended to commit a crime and I stall a new sewage chamber on 79th Street. Officials HOUSES FOR SALE hope that the media would not rep- hope that the roughly $1 million, three-month project BUYERS! noted that Harris was indicted on the weapons charge this week. resent him as a hapless victim of the will put a stop to flooding that had plagued the base- His attorney, Roy Wasserman, proliferation of toy guns,” said Pop- ments of a handful of businesses for nearly a decade. Use Guardian Property said that Harris has been employed kin, who lives in Park Slope. The project was originally scheduled for January, but Service LLC, for your as a construction worker for three “He intended to commit the merchants persuaded the city to wait until the bulk of years, pulling a decent salary. crime, the toy gun did not,” Popkin outdoor events, including the annual St. Patrick’s and Pre-Purchase Home, “People with that type of job, who added. Norwegian Independence parades, had run their course. Building or Apartment make a decent salary, you rarely see “If the City Council succeeds in Basil Capetanakis, president of the Fifth Avenue Board Inspection and receive a these types of crimes,” said Wasser- outlawing toy guns, criminals will of Trade, said that following the lengthy construction proj- man, whose office is in Downtown carve bars of soap into the shape of ect, Fifth Avenue was in need of a shot in the arm. FREE Termite Inspection Brooklyn. guns and paint them black,” he con- “We didn’t want to disturb those because that’s what and a limited scope “He strongly denies doing this. tinued. brings business into the area,” said Capetanakis. “We Lead Paint & Radon He said he would fight this case all “Would the City Council then had to give merchants a little bit of a reprieve.” the way.” ban bars of soap?” —Jotham Sederstrom Inspection. (718) 965-1112 et Bay Ridge residents who had suffered a fatal heart attack min- Richard Jagusiak complained that they were be- utes after receiving a ticket for R27 ing forced to walk out of church double parking in front of a Met TICKETS… services to feed the meters, Foods supermarket that is two Continued from page 1 ly,” Woods said to cries of “liar” Gentile said that the olive blocks from where the town hall Laws” that have affected Ben- and “discrimination.” branch missed the point. meeting was held. “The point of eliminating His family filed a $100 mil- sonhurst and Bay Ridge dispro- Both Recchia and Gentile MORTGAGES parking meters is to preserve the lion lawsuit against the city and R17/39 portionately. have sponsored legislation that sanctity of Sundays, when not the traffic agents who issued the Woods suffered the brunt of would return parking meters to only religious organizations meet, ticket and Recchia has proposed the verbal attacks after suggest- inactive status on Sundays. Last but community groups and social legislation to change ticketing ing that Sunday parking meters week, the Department of Trans- organizations meet as well,” said protocol. thrived in Bensonhurst because portation agreed to extend 100 Gentile. “Sunday is a day to relax “From day one, I relied on To advertise in The Classifieds PRIVATE the neighborhood’s streets re- parking meters from one-hour and not to be harassed for every City Hall and the police depart- mained vibrant — while those in to two-hour time limits between last penny the city wants to ment to help us,” said the vic- call Roxanne West MORTGAGE other neighborhoods emptied. 67th and 72nd streets on Fourth squeeze out of its residents.” tim’s son, Vito Avvinti, at the “Some neighborhoods still and Fifth avenues. 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