I went to see a friend's band play a few weeks ago as part of the Northside Festival in Williamsburg. I was exhausted and thought I'd just catch their set and take off right after to put myself to bed like a good lil worker bee. Ahhh Brooklyn every time I go out you just make me wanna stay out all night! St. Lucia started playing as I deliberated staying for "just one more". Their energy was contagious and within 30 seconds of the set I knew I was gonna stay. It's pop-ey and 80's-ey and the album is solid start to finish. I've pretty much been listening to them non stop for the last few weeks, and last night I saw them play again at Bowery Ballroom. 2 for 2! So, here's to staying out late in BK, hearing great bands live, and bopping around to St. Lucia in my room while intermittently surfing the internet when I should be sleeping or working or any other number of things!
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I’m Jules, a choreographer and freelance writer/ director. I live in Brooklyn, and I travel a lot. The Green Room is about dance, freelance, and the associated adventures. Thanks for stopping by!
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"A green room is a room in a theater, studio, or other public venue for the accommodation of performers when not required on the stage. Its function is as a break/touch-up lounge so that performers do not have to go back to wardrobe/dressing rooms and are still easily accessible for their call. The term is often attributed to the area historically being painted green [1][2] however in modern use the area may or may not include any green in its color scheme. The color green; the perception of which is evoked by light having a spectrum dominated by energy with a wavelength of roughly 520–570 nanometres."- Wikipedia
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I’m Jules, a choreographer and freelance writer/ director. I live in Brooklyn, and I travel a lot. The Green Room is about dance, freelance, and the associated adventures. Thanks for stopping by!
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