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  Bounce NightWednesday, November 4. Saint. 10PM. FREE. Total charlatan massacre. DJ MB with the Louisiana rap & Bounce + some Memphis/Texas/Cali. Old school & New. Bachelorettes n da buildin

  Images in Stone: Jung's Tower at BollingenFriday, November 6. Parker Methodist (Nashville Ave. at Perrier). 7:30PM. $10. A collaboration between architecture and Jungian Psychology. Presenter: Analyst Judith Savage, LCSW, LMFT. Discussion of Jung's tower at Bollingen and its role as his sanctuary or healing temenos, and the deeply personal meaning of its monuments and paintings.

  The Women Behind the Man: Jung's Earliest CollaboratorsSaturday, November 7. Parker Methodist (Nashville Ave. at Perrier). 10AM-4PM. $85. Presenter: Analyst Judith Savage, LCSW, LMFT. After his split from Freud, Jung seemed surrounded by women. They came from all over the world to enter into analysis with him. This workshop will examine the histories of several of these early women who lived under Jung's shadow, and will illustrate how each was wounded by him even while enhanced by his genius.

  bobrauschenbergamericaFriday, November 13. Le Chat Noir. 8PM. $20. The St. Francisville Transitory Theatre presents Charles Mee’s play, "bobrauschenbergamerica", reshaped as a response to the art of New Orleans artist Jeffrey Cook. The show asks how we can find joy in losing everything. Starring Carol Sutton and James Bartelle.

  bobrauschenbergamerica
  Saturday, November 14. Le Chat Noir. 8PM. $20.
  The St. Francisville Transitory Theatre presents Charles Mee’s play, "bobrauschenbergamerica", reshaped as a response to the art of New Orleans artist Jeffrey Cook. The show asks how we can find joy in losing everything. Starring Carol Sutton and James Bartelle.

  bobrauschenbergamerica
  Sunday, November 15. Le Chat Noir. 6PM. $20.
  The St. Francisville Transitory Theatre presents Charles Mee’s play, "bobrauschenbergamerica", reshaped as a response to the art of New Orleans artist Jeffrey Cook. The show asks how we can find joy in losing everything. Starring Carol Sutton and James Bartelle.

  bobrauschenbergamerica
  Monday, November 16. Le Chat Noir. 8PM. $20 / FREE to theatre professionals.
  The St. Francisville Transitory Theatre presents Charles Mee’s play, "bobrauschenbergamerica", reshaped as a response to the art of New Orleans artist Jeffrey Cook. The show asks how we can find joy in losing everything. Starring Carol Sutton and James Bartelle.

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