Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Line up your babysitters for a rare Story Slam-Dance Party hybrid.
It's hard to imagine what could be more scintillating than a Studio B Story Slam, where brave souls metaphorically bare it all for the entertainment of a live audience (and bragging rights for the winner). Well, how about these apples: a Story Slam and Dance Party, rolled into one fantastically fun night? On Saturday at 8 p.m., Studio B will host said Slam/Dance combo at the Maplewood Woman's Club (not the Burgdorff this time), at 60 Woodland Road. Admission is $10; you must be over 21 to enter, as beer will be served. RSVP to studiobmaplewood@gmail.com. "Story Slams are always fun, but this time around we're looking forward to blowing off a little steam," said Marcy Thompson, co-founder of Studio B. "The holidays can be overly …
Friday, July 20, 2012
...but the forecast looks positively balmy for Studio B's backyard movie night on Saturday.
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Friday, July 20, 2012
The arts organization Studio B is known for its quirky, unique events (to wit: Story Slams, Boogie Nights and the Speakeasy Series, to name a few.) This Saturday, the folks at Studio B will present a movie under the stars in a private Maplewood backyard. This special, adults-only screening (this film is a bit steamy) is at 7:30 p.m. Studio B's Marcy Thompson gave Patch the details yesterday: Bring a blankie, a picnic basket (or call ahead to Crane's @ HP and Steve will fix you up a box dinner), and join us for a screening of Billy Wilder's 1959 classic Some Like it Hot starring Marilyn Monroe, Tony Curtis, and Jack Lemmon. There are only a limited number of seats left, so contact Studio B at studiobmaplewood@gmail.com for more details and…
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Humor columnist Deborah Goldstein wins the Studio B Story Slam with an exploration of a word that makes her — and others — uncomfortable.
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Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Last week, South Orange's own Deborah Goldstein — she of numerous Patch columns and her own Peaches & Coconuts blog — brought home a prize for her writing, winning Studio B's Story Slam contest in Maplewood. Goldstein blew away the competition with her completely clean (no profanity was utilized!), as well as anatomically, grammatically and medically correct discussion of the word vagina and the reproductive functionality of said anatomical part. Yes, there were innuendoes, but we feel comfortable that this is suitable content for Patch. Plus, it's really clever, insightful and funny. So we've uploaded the YouTube video. What do you think?
Deborah Goldstein
7:45 pm on Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Uch, the pressure! I'll have stomach cramps for weeks now. Thanks for that. Naw, just joshin'. I mean, I will have cramps, but I do appreciate your comment. more ›