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10 Things You Have To Do This Weekend

By ARTSLUT on Thu, Feb 19, 2015 at 3:03 pm

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Fri 2/20
Jay Whitecotton

Fun fact: A “blind tiger” was originally Prohibition-era slang for a speakeasy because all people did back then was sit around guzzling bootleg hooch and inventing awesome turns of phrase. Revisit the glory days of sightless jungle cats at the Blind Tiger Comedy Club, located appropriately enough, inside the Magic Time Machine. Local comic Jay Whitecotton will give comedy fans three chances Friday when he records his Stand Up! Records debut — which reportedly contains a bit titled “Family Trauma Rant,” proving he’s got a few turns of phrase he can call his own. Free, 8pm, 10pm & midnight Fri, The Blind Tiger Comedy Club, 902 NE Loop 410, 828-1470, blindtigercomedy.com. — Jeremy Martin

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All the Rage in Paris,
Robert L. B. Tobin,
The New York Times,
New York’s Museum of Modern Art,
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George Washington Carver,
Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater,
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Tobin Center for the Performing Arts,
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