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Jun 09, 2006 09:23



The Connie and Bonnie Show is coming for a visit!

Baltimore musicians and art scene instigators Rahne Alexander and Kristen Anchor (The Degenerettes, Charm City Kitty Club) are the queer/tranny pop duo The Connie and Bonnie Show. (Rahne, voice, guitar; Kristen, drums). Anchor and Alexander perform rock n roll pop songs scoring whacked out videos preceded by a short curated video set including their work and other short underground/experimental videos: Films About Nothing. Spectacular films about un-spectacular events! Connie and Bonnie show presents short punk rock/urban videos about life and nothing at all. The mundane is fun! Films About Nothing DVD available for sale, too!

http://www.degenerettes.com/connie-bonnie-show.htm

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Thu Jun 22
21 Grand presents
The Connie and Bonnie Show with
Bunny Numpkins and Kill Blow Up Reaction
Peter Maybarduk
21 Grand
416 25th St. (at Broadway)
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 444-7263
http://www.21grand.org/
8pm, $6-$10
Tonight they team up with local musicians Peter Maybarduk and Bunny Numpkins and the Kill Blow Up Reaction for a carnival of music, video, politics, gags and antics!
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Sat Jun 24
The Connie and Bonnie Show
8pm $5
Artist Access Television
Artists' Television Access
992 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
(415) 824-3890
ata@atasite.org
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More info:

Films About Nothing
Spectacular films about un-spectacular events! Connie and Bonnie show presents short punk rock/urban videos about life and nothing at all. The mundane is fun! It is everywhere! It is free! These small little short videos prove that the small little things, "the everyday," is funny, important, political, and worth some investigation.

Connie and Bonnie shorts (by Kristen Anchor and Rahne Alexander) include santa porno, dada poetry, bush love and Bush hate, teenage lesbian vegetarian zombies and the most over-used lines in Hollywood. Alexander and Anchor make videos about pop culture using pop culture -- appropriated images, found sound, animated objects, and live action playing off film and television tropes.
Plus more videos from Baltimore’s underground indie film scene: Bryan Robinson's short 100 Degrees is a short performance, at first glance seems like just mugging for the camera, but on second consideration, is a complicated dissection of city stoop/street culture and the huckster tradition. Mark Stansberry's teenage ghetto grrrl anti-hero Puddin' can't stay outta trouble. Nikc Miller's surreal Robo-Tussin is a cough syrup abuse cautionary tale. Eric Dyer's Kinetic Sandwich magnifies and dissects the everyday lunch meat sandwich with rhythm and grace not often attributed to lunch meat worship. Phil Davis brings an exquisite corpse of technology and styles celebrating animal behavior. Experiments range from hand-drawn to 3D animation, to scratching on film and Quicktime VR.

Kristen Anchor is a Baltimore media artist and musician. Anchor is Director of the Creative Alliance MovieMakers at the Creative Alliance, a grass roots nonprofit venue in Baltimore, where she develops and produces film/video programs, workshops and screenings. Her films have screened all over the U.S. and are included in several compilation DVDs. Anchor is also a founding member of the Charm City Kitty Club, a group of women who put on quarterly queer cabaret of that name (named Best Queer Event, Balt. City Paper, 2003; 2004 Curve Magazine Lesbian Theatre Award). She's the drummer for The Degenerettes, Baltimore's underground garage rock sensation.

Rahne Alexander is a songwriter & comedian from Baltimore. She is a frequent emcee of the Charm City Kitty Club and performs regularly with her garage rock band The Degenerettes. In 2005 she released her debut CD, Blonde on A Bum Trip. Her solo and collaborative performances have appeared across the US with the Tranny Roadshow, Transmodern Age, Baltimore Pride, Gender Crash, and Dark Odyssey. Alexander profiles artists for the Baltimore Gay Life newspaper
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