By Joshua R. Hoyer
From the head-cutting contests of jazz clubs in Kansas City and blues clubs in 1980s Texas, to the variety shows in beatnik-era Greenwich Village and San Francisco of the 60s, open stages have been a life-force behind the creative communities of America.
Although the open stages of Lincoln are constantly in a state of flux, there are a number of weekly opportunities for creative individuals to exhibit their talents before the public eye. And whether your intention is merely to share a part of yourself with others, make your big break into the performing community or network with others, there are currently six locations that host open stages in Lincoln.
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By Cory Kibler
According to Jeremy Buckley, former Box Awesome employee and current Bourbon Theatre employee, Box Awesome’s last show was a stunning success.
“$1,200 [was] donated at the door, all paid out to bands. 689 people came through the doors. The old record was 340.”
I almost didn’t go. It was a Tuesday night and I was tired, having played a show myself the night before. But when I cruised up on my bicycle to the building at 815 “O” Street, I was glad I decided to get out of the house.
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