Manbites Dog presents MUSE Festival:
six weeks of alternative theater, performance,
poetry, music, movies, and more

Thur/Fri/Sat July 26-28, 2007
Live @ the Dog
A three night sampler and showcase of the Triangle's diverse music scene.
Curated by Adam Sampieri

PERFORMANCES:

Songwriter's Showcase
Thursday, July 26, 8:00 p.m.

• Tad Dreis – jangly pop, folky storysongs with heart, humor, and a harmonica
• Bob Funck – rhythmic and adventuresome psycho/philosophical acoustic folk-rock
• Dae Emerson (DJ cool chills) spins before, during, and after the show.

Instrumental and World Beat
Friday, July 27, 8:00 p.m.

• Scott Laird – loop-based and layered electro-stringed compositions. One man, one night, lots of instruments!
• Zindagi – South Asian, African, Hispanic, Middle Eastern, and other dance music. A celebration of all things cultural and musical!

Bringin' it Back Home
Saturday, July 28, 8:00 p.m.

• The Water Callers (Bart Matthews and Jason Fagg) – roots and Americana, tradition meets today with this fantastic Durham-based duo.
• Adam Sampieri with Dan Wielunski and Adam Lord – old hands, new show. On stage together for the first time in a year, Lord (bass) and Wielunski (violin, keys) breathe fresh life into Sampieri's acoustic compositions and other favorites.

TICKETS:
Pay what you can, $5 minimum.
Door sales only, cash or check, no credit cards
No advance sales or reservations.

Save money with a MUSE Festival pass:
6 admissions for just $20
Purchase Festival Pass online
Or call 919.682.3343

LOCATION:
Manbites Dog Theater
703 Foster Street in Durham
Directions and map

MUSE Festival full schedule

Manbites Dog's Home Page

Questions? Email us at manbitesdog@earthlink.net
Or call 919.682.3343

Manbites Dog Theater’s 2006-2007 season is made possible in part through gifts to the Durham Arts Council United Arts Fund, and by grants from the NC Arts Council, an agency supported by the state of North Carolina and the National Endowment for the Arts.

(c) 2001-2008 Manbites Dog Theater Company, Durham, NC