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Titans Have Big New England Weekend Coming UpNov. 1, 7 p.m. (“The Wasp Woman”) and 9:30 p.m. (“The Doll Squad”) at the Capitol Center for the Arts, Concord, N.H. More info here.
Nov. 2, 8 p.m. at the Calvin Theater, Northampton, Mass. “The Astral Factor.” More info here. Nov. 3, 7 p.m. Wilbur Theatre, Boston. “The Doll Squad.” More info here. Dec. 30, 8 p.m. Keswick Theatre, suburban Philadelphia. “The Wasp Woman” and “The Doll Squad.” More info here. 10 Replies to “Titans Have Big New England Weekend Coming Up”Commenting at Satellite News
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I’ll be at the Concord show!
I’m tempted to go to the Northampton one as well, even though it is 2.5 hours away. I have a bad feeling that they won’t be releasing the new movies on DVD, and that may be my only chance to see Astral Factor.
That list is getting shorter. :cry:
@eegah (#2)
Though I’m still hoping they’ll reconsider their decision not to record & release the more recent shows, I’d say go to the “Astral Factor” show. I saw it when they did it in NJ last year and it was great.
Anyone else see this headline in their RSS reader and think “The Titans are playing the Rams this weekend, not the Patriots.”?
I’m going to the Northampton show with my wife and two friends. I was wondering if we’ll get an extra hour from
the Titans if we turn the clocks back at the end of the show?
Also I was wondering if J.Elvis would be at these shows this weekend?
I hope we get to see him on this, their last tour.
About them recording and releasing the new movies on DVD, I just don’t see it happening.
I would like to see a recording of the last show or a in studio version of the films down the road, but I think they
all have things planned as to what each one plans to do on their own.
“EVERYTHING DIES BABY THAT’S A FACT AND MAYBE EVERYTHING THAT DIES SOMEDAY COMES BACK.”
I’ll be at the Northampton show with my husband. I will try to get my ACEG signed, and think of something to say beyond, “Uhh you guys are so cool!” when I meet the Titans.
Ok, you guys talked me into it. I bought my ticket to the Northampton show. :)
I’ll be at Northampton, then the Wilbur. Sad this has to end. Really looking forward to Astral Factor, if its anything like Alien Factor!
I hope they release new shows as well, the live DVDs are the best. They still have Doll Squad, Astral Factor, & Samson and the Seven Miracles.
Can anyone who has seen them recently confirm if they still sell DVDs? I need Rattlers & War of the Insects, but Amazon is out of Rattlers.
As I’ve said a few times, I’ll be at the Wilbur Theater on Sunday. Northampton’s a bit too far away for me!
The Concord show was really cool, although the crowd was pretty sparse, especially for the second show (empty seats? what the heck!). Dave “Gruber” Allen did a great sign language interpretation of a Britney Spears song and a great “riff” of “A Doll’s House” by Henrik Ibsen (as performed by Trace and Mary Jo), and Frank did some great stand-up before both shows.
I ran into Joel at a vegan restaurant beforehand. That was pretty awesome.