Dynamic 22 year old assistant director and musical composer Laura Lonski and her team from the
Francis Bacon Experimented were supposed to shuffled over here from Buffalo to
bring their production of 420: The
Musical to the Montreal Infringement Festival (www.Infringemontreal.org).
The
number 420 stands for April 20, which is
National Pot Smoking Day. Lonski told me
the play is a takeoff on The Wizard of Oz,
with a cast of characters travelling together to meet the Mighty High. It was postponed and will hopefully play here at another date.
I was impressed with Lonski, who reached out to The Suburban to tell her story
and then disappointed to hear that the visit was put off.
Anxious to see Montreal, she has booked a gig for her band Lola and the Creen Machine for Thursday night, June 20 (9:30 p.m.) at Café Sierra (131 Prince Arthur on the corner of de Bullion Street). It will be her and drummer Mike Creenan. There is no admission charge
"We play alternative piano, soul, rock and blues mix," said Lonski. "I've been a singer/songwriter in Buffalo for awhile, but I just started playing out in bars and open mics a little over a year ago. I'm making a demo this summer."
"We play alternative piano, soul, rock and blues mix," said Lonski. "I've been a singer/songwriter in Buffalo for awhile, but I just started playing out in bars and open mics a little over a year ago. I'm making a demo this summer."
This will be Lonski’s first trip to Montreal.
“I took four years of French in college,” she says. “I love the language and
always wanted to live in France. Maybe it will end up being Montreal.”
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