Arts & Entertainment

Annie Mae’s Movement

Written by Yvette Nolan
Directed by Jessica Abdallah
Starring Reneltta Arluk and Chris Cound
Runs until April 3rd, times vary
Timms Centre (87 Ave and 112 St.)
$5-20 at Timms Box Office or TIX on the Square

Frightened Rabbit

The Winter of Mixed Drinks
Fatcat Records

I don't usually see movies in theatres unless they look really good. The public cinema experience, while not without merit, is hindered by expensive concessions, crying children, and the theatre manager's demand that I keep my feet down and my pants on. Plus, there's no pause button.

Eleazar vs. John

Pits in the Sandblaster
Eleazar Records

Camaromance

The Parade
Lazy at Work
www.camaromance.com

Flogging Molly

Live at the Greek Theater
SideOne Dummy Records

Post-hardcore band Hawthorne Heights have never been afraid of doing things their own way. With a fresh start on a new label, they may be poised to break through into the mainstream with the release of their upcoming album, Skeletons.

The Gateway wasn't able to snag an interview with Electric Six prior to their show here on March 19, but Aaron Yeo managed to catch up with the band backstage to chat about boobies, Nickelback, and mistaken identities.

Soulfly

with Prong, Incite, and Rotting Corpse
Sunday, March 28 at 8 p.m.
Starlite Room (10030–102 St.)
$28 at www.ticketmaster.com

Starting the tour with Prong in October 2009, Marc Rizzo, guitarist for the famous Brazilian metal project Soulfly, is full of energy and excitement after landing in Providence, Rhode Island.

Zion I

With Red 3, Kazmega, and DJ Twist
Saturday, March 27 at 9 p.m.
Pawn Shop (10551-82 Ave.)
$25 at Blackbyrd, Foosh, and Soular