This year, The Angie Haze Annual Time Machine Shows will honor our beloved Luck Dragon, Reggio Geppetto.
To celebrate the unconditional love our furry companions give us, we’ll have a memory board where you can add photos of pets who’ve crossed over the rainbow. In a time that feels isolating, confusing, and heavy, we want to reflect on the love that never leaves us—the kind our animals model so effortlessly. They are our teachers. If we can carry just a fraction of that love into our daily lives, relationships, and communities, I truly believe we can build a world rooted in compassion, understanding, forgiveness, and peace.
These shows are part of The Rialto Theatre’s 10-Year Anniversary Celebration, happening on:
• Thursday, May 22 – featuring special guests JT’s Electrik Blackout
• Friday, May 23 – with The Cuyahoga Valley Community Chorus and special guests Angry Cow Poetry and Tamar Sara
Two nights. Two different setlists. Two different experiences. Come sing with us in a space where all are welcome—no matter who you are or where you come from. We love you the same way Reggio loved us.
These shows are also a doorway into The Story of The Time Thief—my upcoming music memoir project about transformation through trauma. Join us in the early stages of a sacred story—a return to voice, to spirit, and to something far beyond ourselves.
Angry Cow Poetry:
Keith Allison a poet and spoken word artist, who uses poetry to express his hopes for a more just and compassionate world for humans and nonhumans alike, and to vent his frustrations when we seem so far from accomplishing that goal. He has written three books, including his latest Continuity Flaws. He is releasing his second spoken word album, Morals on Monday, at the Rialto Theatre May 23, opening for Angie Haze, who is producing the album. He hosts a monthly event, Angry Cow Poetry at the Rialto Theatre, the first Wednesday of the month and hopes to see you there.
Tamar Sara:
Tamar Sara Capsouto is an Israeli singer-songwriter Kibbutz Mefalsim, Israel. She studied at the Rimon School of Music. To date, she has released five solo albums: "Lo" (2008), "Lama Lo" (2010), "Da Li Lama" (2012), a LIVE album "The Capsuto Show Live" (2015), and "Humanity" (2024), which consists of two sides; Side A is a personal and emotional response to life in the Gaza Strip, and Side B includes songs by poets addressing the social aspects of life in Israel and beyond.
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