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by DAVID MCKEEY
IF you like to spice your theatergoing with a dash of mystery and danger, Ernie Curcio's double-bill of Unfinished and Sundrops is just the ticket. Finding the Katherine Gianaclis Park for the Arts involves locating an unmarked parking lot on an unlit side street. Follow a winding path and you're at the back of a deceptively small house, beneath the seedy ramparts of Sportsman's Royal Manor. That is the gateway to a ramshackle labyrinth at the terminus of which is not a Minotaur, but a black-box theater.  | RSS
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Dubfire [DJ] As Vegas gets progressively richer in international DJ talent, most of the big gigs are concentrated around the same little... Dubfire 12 a.m. Priv© at Planet Hollywood 523-6002 $30 Monday: Trickster [Art] Tuesday: Mon Oncle Antoine [Film] • More CityLife Picks Film
MAYBE I blinked and missed the credits. I know Johnny Depp and Christian Bale lead the cast of Public Enemies, but the name of the director charged with telling the tale of Depression-era criminal John Dillinger and his F.B.I. foil Melvyn Purvis escaped me. Ten minutes into the film -- after a prison break that should have kicked things into high gear with gunfire, blood and adrenaline -- I just wanted to know when it would end.
DVD Reviews
In the spirit of When We Were Kings, the excellent boxing documentary about Muhammad Ali's "Rumble in the Jungle" with George Foreman, comes Thrilla in Manila, a so-so film about Ali's fierce wars with Joe Frazier. While the movie focuses on the last of their three horrific battles, it also examines their nasty bouts outside of the ring.
Art
AN astonishingly quiet art exhibition is currently on view at the Winchester Cultural Center's gallery space. Called Drift, the show features the work of Leah Craig and Janet Greek. Both artists are UNLV alumnae, and Craig is on her way to pursuing an MFA at Tufts University in Boston this fall. In vastly different ways, both artists appear to give visual representation to certain transitory moments in time -- moments so interstitial or so peripheral to what we perceive to be relevant that the very reality of one's existence can be called into question.
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