re: final night of "crawling, betting, weeping," at the Unit/Pitt.......

Hello lovers,

how i've missed you. here are some performance flicks from the final night of the "Crawling, Weeping, Betting," exhibition, performance series, and so on. it was amazing and i bet we had about 100 people there or so. each one was wild and unpredictable, full of energy, madness and fun. i never want to do an exhibition the same way as long as i live.

and to think this all started out because david and i couldn't find a sober clown. so we figured we'd create an opportunity for a sober clown to appear but it didn't happen. so now, we focus our energy on europe. we figure there's some 500 million people on the continent, or so, and better chances of finding a sober clown. plus, you can tour canada ten times, and it gets to be the same old same old after awhile. i haven't been to europe for some time, so it is time to do some research and development for a new series of shows. wish us luck.

and thanks for coming, i missed you dearly,

cb

on the left is 

max murphy

 saxophonist extraordinaire. 

baritone sax. 

heavy metal. 

david mackintosh 

singing the blood song

to get the blood flowing

and the drinks moving

a friday night ritual

that launched the cabaret

it got better and stronger 

by the end.

and he loved it

i think. 

captain, booze enthusiast, author

raconteur, scoundrel, and a man

born at the right time

and the wrong time.

max givn'r on the sax.

there were also two drummers that night.

epic.

sommelier david mackintosh

free booze was given 

on the friday cabaret nights

based on the stories told.

veda hille was storyteller

the last night

and she's in front of dave sitting

slightly to the his left.

she told a great coming of age story

of her daughter. 

as a father of 3 or 4 girls

i can relate.

on the opening night

we had most of vancouver legends

"the sons of freedom,"

and it was rawk!!!

special thanks to david mackintosh

for inviting me to collaborate 

on this amazing project

he said it was something he's been

wanting to do since the 1980's.

and special thanks to all who participated

the dancers

the storytellers

the artists

the musicians

the people who came again and again

thank you

it was an amazing experience.

chris bose.