And when my uncle, in Rome, at this restaurant, when he makes this,” he begins, before bursting out, “You eat and then you go and you kill yourself, you have to kill yourself. In Campbell Scott and Stanley Tucci’s 1996 film Big Night, there’s a scene in which Tony Shalhoub’s character Primo is in the kitchen of his small trattoria, ruminating on the joys of Lasagna Bolognese as the eyes of a rapt love interest dart between the chef and his busy stovetop. Buy tickets for Caravan Palace’s performance at the Ogden Theatre on October 14 here. They combine components of the oldest and the newest recorded music to make a kaleidoscope of the century’s best dance beats, and the Gatsby flapper that lives in all of us wouldn’t miss their concert for the world. Don your trilby hats and rayon slip dresses on October 14 to party with this touring band that performs like a more like traveling circus. They flirt with surrealism and absurdity in a manner so inescapably (and alluringly) French, making their worldwide fans wistful for a time they’ve never lived through, à la Midnight in Paris. Witness these visuals at your own discretion, though - I’d describe them as the after-dark versions of Zootopia and The Road to El Dorado, respectively.Ĭaravan Palace’s creative output is haughty, uproarious and nostalgic. Odds are you’ve seen the latter - it has over 220 million YouTube views. Seeing Caravan Palace in concert is undoubtedly best way to experience their multidisciplinary artistry, but if you like to pair optics with audio, consider checking out their provocative animated music videos for “Miracle” and “Lone Digger”.

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