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SUMMARY:A League Of Their Own at Memorial Union Terrace
DESCRIPTION:Though the film may have caused the first stirrings of feminist ideology in a generation of impressionable athletes\, its combination core as a pure baseball comedy is what has made it stick. A League Of Their Own tells the mostly-fictionalized account of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) in its prime. As Major League Baseball players continue to get shipped overseas as soldiers for WWII\, the businessmen of the American dynasty quickly notice the faltering profits. They eventually land on the novel idea of a professional women’s league to fill the time and their pockets.\n\n \n\nDirector Penny Marshall and screenwriters Lowell Ganz and Babaloo Mandel meet viewers with the familiarity of America’s Pastime to ease some into the fact that women can be ballplayers\, actually. It also wouldn’t be the dramedy of resilience that it is without its acknowledgment of the barriers women faced in the 1940s\, especially those who stepped outside the boundaries of the home when the war made it essential. —Alisyn Amant
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LOCATION:Memorial Union Terrace\, 800 Langdon Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
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SUMMARY:Able Baker\, Null Device at Memorial Union Terrace
DESCRIPTION:Photo by Elly Fine. \nIt would be nice to see more shows in Madison that reach across genres and generational lines\, like this bill with Madison synth-pop veterans Null Device and the much younger Able Baker\, a band that’s been really finding its voice on a series of punchy but tender indie-rock tracks. Null Device recently finished up its eighth album\, The Emerald Age\, and plans to release it this fall. The album will open with an already released single\, “Flags\,” which captures the band’s gift for ominous moods and suspenseful hooks. The track is an industrial-tinged reflection on the corrupt\, fascist politics that pervade our historical moment\, offering both a lament and a challenge—”When it all comes down / What kind of people will you fight for?” the chorus asks. But at the same time\, it’s committed to the clean lines and bold gestures that make a good pop song tick. The chance to hear more new work from Null Device\, plus the dynamic and assured live sets Able Baker has been playing lately\, should make for a lovely night on the Terrace. —Scott Gordon \nFlags by Null Device
URL:https://tonemadison.com/event/able-baker-null-device-at-memorial-union-terrace/
LOCATION:Memorial Union Terrace\, 800 Langdon Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
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SUMMARY:Creature From The Black Lagoon at Memorial Union Terrace
DESCRIPTION:Though by all accounts\, it’s the campy embodiment of the creature-feature genre\, Jack Arnold’s original Creature From The Black Lagoon (1954) stands out in WUD Film’s summer programming lineup at Memorial Union Terrace as the oldest and most classically distinguished selection. Natural horror and sci-fi invasion adventures ruled the day through the 1950s\, first finding an audience with Christian Nyby’s The Thing From Another World (1951)\, which yielded one of the all-time great remakes in John Carpenter’s The Thing (1982). But\, can Nyby’s film claim to have inspired two official sequels and a short-running musical? I think not. \nWhile the rubbery\, amphibious “Gill-man” himself isn’t terribly frightful and the dynamic between male scientists on land leaves something to be desired\, the fluid underwater diving and stalking sequences\, actually directed by James C. Havens\, are beautiful to behold. They surely must have inspired a young Steven Spielberg at the time\, who went on to make the thrilling cinematic event of the 1970s in Jaws (1975)\, which spawned too many imitators to even account for. (Without Creature\, there also wouldn’t be 2018 Best Picture winner The Shape Of Water.) In all cases\, the original visions have stood the test of time. And screening to a lively audience sprawled out on the Terrace\, Creature From The Black Lagoon can perhaps serve as a gateway to a budding horror historian or enthusiastic young filmmaker. —Grant Phipps
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LOCATION:Memorial Union Terrace\, 800 Langdon Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
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