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STL Up Late 11/16/13
ABOUT MICHAEL R. ALLEN:
Architectural historian Michael Allen founded Preservation Research Office in 2009. Previously, Michael served as Research Associate and then Assistant Director at Landmarks Association of St. Louis. The Preservation Research Office synthesizes Allen's professional expertise and practice in public architectural history, started in 2003 when he began writing the widely-read blog Ecology of Absence. Allen's research has remained concerned with the impact of deindustrialization, population loss and postwar urban renewal projects on the preservation of historic urban landscapes. In recent years, Michael has lectured on architectural history and historic preservation at Washington University in St. Louis, New York University, St. Louis University and other institutions, while providing annually over 40 tours, workshops or talks for community groups and organizations across the St. Louis region. Allen is regular contributor to the NewsLetter of the Society of Architectural Historians, Missouri Valley Chapter, a regional journal of original research. Allen has contributed chapters to the volumes The Making of An All-America City: East St. Louis at 150 and Buildings of Missouri (projected publication 2014).
Michael has written for Next City, PreservationNation, Temporary Art Review, Omnitectural Forum, CTheory, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis Beacon and St. Louis American and is a guest commentator for St. Louis Public Radio. His media appearances on historic preservation and architectural history have included the programs "Marketplace" on National Public Radio and "Off Limits" on the Discovery Channel as well as the documentaries Brick By Chance And Fortune, Route 66 (broadcast on ARTE in Europe) and The Pruitt-Igoe Myth (Allen's site tour is a special feature on the DVD). Michael is President of Modern STL and also serves on the board of the St. Louis Building Arts Foundation. He serves as a Regional Advisor to Landmarks Illinois. In 2010, the Next American City named Michael Allen to its annual Next American Vanguard of young leaders working on shaping urban policy.
Michael has authored (as sole or joint author) 41 successful National Register nominations. Additionally, Michael has authored or co-authored nominations of significant mid-century modern properties in St. Louis, including work by Joseph Murphy, Gyo Obata and Harris Armstrong. Allen's interests in modernism led to his becoming co-manager of the Pruitt Igoe Now ideas competition (2011-12). Michael is listed as a qualified historic preservation consultant in Illinois, Missouri and Oklahoma. Michael holds a bachelor's degree from Union Institute and University and memberships in the Society of Architectural Historians and the Society for Industrial Archaeology.
ABOUT PALACE:
Palace plays like an indie band on their way to Broadway" says KDHX 88.1 contributor Matt Stuttler. Their bombastic approach to pop music has awoken the Saint Louis music culture.
Honing in on the past has been pinnacle to the foundation of the Palace sound. Blame it on their parents, too many strolls through the grocery store, or a cassette tape of the American Graffiti soundtrack, Palace has recycled the 60s pop world and modernized it.
Matthew James (singer/songwriter) and Danny James (drummer) (brothers by nature) (roommates by obligation) moved from De Soto, a small Missouri town to Saint Louis in 2009 to pursue music and to pursue not living with their parents. Semi-culture shock, dance club confusion, homesickness and nostalgia played the crucial roles in Matthew James' song-writing content. Adding on power house vocalist Jamie Finch and piano virtuoso Sydney Scott in the summer of 2010 began the formation of the Palace sound. Championing the local music scene with its theatrical, all in performances, and self-titled ep gave Palace regional exposure it very well needed. After the departure of Finch and Scott, theater major Crystal Owens took the reigns of the female vox and razz ma tazz of the stage.
Recently the band turned three, and baby Palace is starting to look like a grown up. Signing with label The Record Machine, scheduled festivals in K.C. (Middle of the Map Festival) Austin (SXSW) and Full length album due out this summer 2013. Palace will find its way into your ears and hopefully your heart and or soul.
ABOUT THE SHOW:
Looking for an original live and local experience? STL Up Late is an interactive late night talk show featuring the most talented and engaging guests that St. Louis has to offer. STL Up Late takes all of the best elements of your favorite televised late night talk shows, like live music and famous personalities, and adds interactive audience games, sketch comedy, and a spontaneity that you can't find on FCC regulated TV shows. Anything can happen on STL Up Late, but you have to be there to see it because this is a live show only!
Guests include local politicians, developers, actors and other big personalities currently contributing to the St. Louis community, local up and coming musicians, as well as national media figures and touring acts.
Unlike televised late night shows STL Up Late is focused on the live comedy experience and provides a distinctly local flavor, lampooning the current events surrounding YOUR city, covering the people and places that interest you directly.
Every weekly show features a brand new guest, musical act and set of comedic sketches. Come an be a part of this uniquely St. Louis experience.
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LocationANNONYarts at Satori (View)
3003 Locust Street
Saint Louis, MO 63103
United States
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| Minimum Age: 16 |
| Kid Friendly: No |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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