Hold the Grease Lightning

In South Florida, we’re blessed with great weather nearly year-round, so why not take advantage of it and spend more time outside? Go for a jog, walk the dog, or even watch a movie. The SoundScape Cinema Series blends the beauty of the outdoors with the leisure activity of movie-watching...

By Carolina del Busto

January 16, 2014

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In South Florida, we’re blessed with great weather nearly year-round, so why not take advantage of it and spend more time outside? Go for a jog, walk the dog, or even watch a movie. The SoundScape Cinema Series blends the beauty of the outdoors with the leisure activity of movie-watching. Set up with a giant projection screen against the wall of the New World Center and underneath a blanket of stars, it sure beats staying inside. The featured film this week is Grease 2, the not-so-successful sequel that’s still likeable thanks to its starring role for a young Michelle Pfeiffer. Be honest: You’d never pay money to watch this movie, even ironically, so the free, open-air screening this Wednesday is the perfect opportunity to laugh your way through the cheese.
Wed., Jan. 22, 8 p.m., 2014

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Carolina del Busto is a freelance writer for Miami New Times. She nurtured her love of words at Boston College before moving back home to Miami and has been covering arts and culture in the Magic City since 2013.

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