On Sept. 17th Vol. 1 Brooklyn will be paying tribute to a man that created some of the most iconic films of the 1980′s, and 1990′s who passed away suddenly this past August, John Hughes.
In this spoken word and musical memorial, four readers and one accordion player will do their best to pay the proper respect to a man who influenced and brought joy to so many by playing selections from some of Mr. Hughes most well-known soundtracks. Proper attire is requested.
Susie Hwang – accordionist playing selections from John Hughes classic soundtracks
John Hughes inspired readings by:
Jason Diamond (Vol. 1 Brooklyn)
Jesse Sposato (Sadiemagazine.com)
Chelsea Hodson (poet)
And special featured reader Ivy Pochoda reading from her new novel The Art of Disappearing (St. Martins)
At: Public Assembly loft
70 N. 6th, Williamsburg, Brooklyn.
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