Each Atelier course culminates in a public performance — for us, it was a gig in a local coffeehouse at which the best songs (as voted by the students from a list compiled by Paul and me) would be presented.
Kevin Kline claims credit for making Guskin an acting coach, back in 1968, when Kline was acting with the Vest Pocket Players, a coffeehouse troupe at Indiana University.
I think he was used to playing in a local coffeehouse at noon, so I don't know if a full-throated version of "Bohemian Rhapsody" would go over, but you know, maybe it would.
As undergraduate at Stony Brook University, he performed James Taylor ballads at a coffeehouse, but dropped his musical aspirations at the law schools of Hofstra and New York Universities.
In the 1960s, she was president of the board of Club 47, later known as Club Passim, a coffeehouse that was at the epicenter of the folk music craze in Cambridge.
Leaving the al-Iman Billah, we moved next door, to a coffeehouse, and sat at one of a number of small wicker tables spilling out into the alleyway, while four disagreeable-looking plainclothes security men at the table next to us were fingering worry beads.
He talks like a beatnik on a barstool at the microphone at a coffeehouse.
NM: In part, it's done a few people, or one person, at a time as we show the electronic literature we love to people -- in readings that I do myself and that I host in the Purple Blurb series at MIT http://nickm.com/if/purple_blurb/, for instance, or sitting at a coffeehouse with someone.
That first meeting was at a coffeehouse in Hollywood.
They decided to schedule joint writing sessions at a coffeehouse.
