2017 Films: Dead Man's Carnival: A Conversation With Pinkerton Xyloma
Dead Man's Carnival: A Conversation With Pinkerton Xyloma by Casey T. Malone
Wisconsin
Running Time: 15 minutes
Screening Time: Saturday Sept 9th 6:45
Documentary
Award-winning filmmaker, Casey T. Malone, turns his lens onto Milwaukee's performance collaborative and DIY punk rock circus, Dead Man's Carnival, to create a unique short documentary told through the philosophies and historical tales of Professor Pinkerton Xyloma, ringmaster of the carnival. The film stands as a testament and love letter to those artists who embody the DIY spirit to create something from nothing and a reminder that the world is not one thing.
Director Biography
Casey T. Malone has been knocking around the TV and film world for a number of years including working on shows for Discovery Channel and PBS. His work has also been seen by readers of Astronomy, Trains, and Discover Magazine. As an independent filmmaker he has several credits to his name including the award-winning "Modern Age Amour," "CLOK," "The Imprisonment of Henry Stoker," and "The Professor."
These guys are going on tour Starting December 1st:
ReplyDeleteDead Man's Carnival: Tom Waits Tribute Show
Friday, December 1st and the 30th
Doors 7:00PM | Show 8:00PM
The Miramar
2844 N Oakland Ave, Milwaukee, WI 53211
http://www.themiramartheatre.com/
Tickets ➢https://www.ticketfly.com/purchase/event/1484777
https://www.facebook.com/events/852466011578032
Prof. Pinkerton presents “Yesterday Is Here” — a live music circus tribute show to Tom Waits in celebration of the 30th anniversary of his album "Franks Wild Years". Featuring original arrangements and story line inspired by his compelling characters and dreamlike lyrical themes.
About Dead Man’s Carnival:
Dead Man's Carnival is a Milwaukee based Live music variety show. The show Combines our love for turn of the century Vaudeville with the uncompromising passion of the Do-it-yourself underground art community. Acting as more than just an evening of entertainment, we create a time and place for unusual displays that would otherwise have no place to bloom. The show is presented in a format that emphasizes crowd interaction, improvisation, and inner group collaboration. With a cast of performers from all over the country we are writing the next chapter in Wisconsin's long Circus legacy.