W.A.S.P.
Blackie Lawless plays the first four albums start to finish, 1984 through The Headless Children, with KK's Priest opening. Theatrical eighties metal on a Tuesday.
More at Keswick Theatre
Gary Clark Jr.
The Austin guitarist plays the Keswick with WXPN behind it. Blues, soul and a whole lot of volume in a room where every seat sees the fretboard.
Gary Clark Jr.
The Austin guitarist plays a room that seats about 1,300, which is smaller than he normally works. WXPN presents. A Tuesday, so the Glenside parking situation is manageable.
Beatles vs Stones
Abbey Road and Satisfaction trade songs across a full set and the audience picks a side. LaJolla runs this format nationally and the Keswick books it most years.
Around the same time
Script Tease: There She Goes
Forge reads a new play by local writer Steven Goldman straight off the page, actors and scripts and no set. Free, no tickets, walk in and sit down.
The Monstrous-Feminine: Rosemary's Baby + Carrie
Rosemary's Baby and Carrie back to back on 35mm. Two films about what everybody around a young woman decides to do with her body, programmed as one long night.
Chair Yoga
Gentle mobility work done from a chair, aimed at older adults and paid for by the library Friends. Space is limited and it runs first come, first served on Friday mornings.
