Twilight Zone: The Plays takes place at Spanganga in San Francisco, Fridays & Saturdays in March.
Here are my photos from the March 5th, 2004 performance of episode #2 “Time Enough At Last?” (written and directed by M.I. Blue) as well as photos from the March 12th performances of “The Lonely” (directed by Rey Carolino) & “Will The Real Martian Please Stand Up?” (directed by Denzil Meyers).
Survival Research Labs is celebrating their 25th Anniversary on April 9th, 2004 at The LAB in San Francisco. The event is being produced by RE/Search and will feature a retrospective photo exhibit, video (including footage from the recent Berkeley show by Laughing Squid’s own Scott Beale), a Q&A panel with Matt Gonzalez and Mark Pauline, a performance by The Extra Action Marching Band and much, much more.
The first ROBOlympics, was held at Fort Mason’s Herbst Pavilion in San Francisco and featured hundreds of robots from around the world including fighting robots, sumo robots, maze-solving robots, androids that wrestle, do somersaults, and play soccer. Laughing Squid was one this year’s sponsors.
The inaugural Robot Olympics must be doing something right…they’re being sued by the US Olympic Committee.
Here are some photos from Saturday, March 20, 2004.
Check it out, Laughing Squid has two new post cards, “Make Mine Squid” by KRK Ryden and a collage by Louise Jarmilowicz. You can find them at The Odeon Bar and other fine establishments throughout San Francisco. Here’s the full series of Laughing Squid post cards that we have created so far.
video of Chapek the robot bartender making a Vodka Martini at Roboexotica USA http://twurl.nl/6q7hhf #
Laughing Squid runs on WordPress
This work is licensed under a
Creative Commons
Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative
Works 3.0 United States License
