Come witness the rise and fall of that all-American icon the televangelist, in this wildly imaginative, media-saturated performance propelled by the yearning beauty of Greycoats’ music, with a bump of gold-tinted 1980s nostalgia. Drawing inspiration from true stories of American evangels who flew too close to the sun, CHARISMA! invites audiences on a marathon of telethons, confronting a cult of personality, humanity’s carnal nature, and the impossibility of living up to a divine ideal. CHARISMA! The Southern Theater September 20 - 23 Tickets here: https://goo.gl/56Cibf Co-created by Jon Reine, Mike Smith & Seth Bockley. Cinematography shot and directed by Kevin Horn. Greycoats’ fourth studio album, CHARISMA, releases September 14 on Ephemera Records.

CHARISMA! The Southern Theater September 20 - 23 GET TICKETS NOW: https://goo.gl/56Cibf Co-created by Jon Reine, Mike Smith & Seth Bockley. Cinematography shot and directed by Kevin Horn. Greycoats’ fourth studio album, CHARISMA, releases September 14 on Ephemera Records.

**GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!** CHARISMA! The Southern Theater September 20 - 23 Tickets here: https://goo.gl/56Cibf Co-created by Jon Reine, Mike Smith & Seth Bockley. Cinematography shot and directed by Kevin Horn. Featuring Sierra Schermerhorn as Linda. Greycoats’ fourth studio album, CHARISMA, releases September 14 on Ephemera Records.

**GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!** CHARISMA! The Southern Theater September 20 - 23 Tickets here: https://goo.gl/56Cibf Co-created by Jon Reine, Mike Smith & Seth Bockley. Cinematography shot and directed by Kevin Horn. Featuring Amanda Day as Serena. Greycoats’ fourth studio album, CHARISMA, releases September 14 on Ephemera Records.

**GET YOUR TICKETS NOW!** CHARISMA! The Southern Theater September 20-23 Get tickets for yourself and 6 of your friends here: https://goo.gl/56Cibf Co-created by Jon Reine, Mike Smith & Seth Bockley. Cinematography shot and directed by Kevin Horn. The performance doubles as the release of Greycoats’ fourth studio album. — at The Southern Theater.

Directed by Corey Gaffer

FOSHAY draws inspiration from the first skyscraper west of the Mississippi, the Foshay Tower, and the man behind the spire. In his younger years, Wilbur Foshay was an art student with a fond appreciation for the Washington monument. "It is beautiful, but with windows it would be useful." He made his fortune buying public utilities and selling the stocks, using his money to fulfill a lifelong dream. Completing the tower in 1929, Foshay invited 25,000 guests to an elaborate three-day dedication ceremony. Cabinet members, senators and congressman received all-expenses paid trips. Half-nude dancers entertained. The military gave 19-gun salutes. Each guest received a gold pocket watch. John Philips Sousa conducted music, including a march he wrote just for the occasion. Two months later, Sousa's $20,000 check bounced. The market crashed. Foshay lost everything. Including the tower. In retaliation, Sousa prohibited the playing of the march so long as the debt remained outstanding. Much like the fictional Jay Gatsby, Foshay was a self-made man who tried to buy his way into a community, but was never accepted. He wanted something he could never be and, like Gatsby, took a tragic turn. In 1932, Foshay was convicted of mail fraud and sent to Leavenworth for running a pyramid scheme with his investors' money. He was pardoned a few years later, but died in relative obscurity. His tower stands today. And the name 'FOSHAY', in 10-foot letters, still lights up the Minneapolis sky, 400 feet above the earth. The names of those whose lives he coveted have mostly been forgotten, resting inches from the ground. ------------------------------------------ From the album World of Tomorrow Name your price at greycoats.bandcamp.com (c) 2013 Orchestra of Orphans (ASCAP) grycts.com facebook.com/greycoats twitter.com/greycoats instagram.com/greycoats Booking: greycoatsinfo@gmail.com CREDITS: Director, DP, Editor, Producer: Braden Lee Ballerina: Shannon Corbett PA: Christine Miller Location: Grant Spanier Graded with FilmConvert

Created by Nathan Schroeder

Directed by Dan Stewart

Directed by Will Keeler

Directed by Braden Lee From the EP, Helicline. Releasing June 28, 2012 at http://greycoats.bandcamp.com/ and http://itunes.apple.com/ie/artist/greycoats/id292474537 (C) 2012 Orchestra of Orphans ASCAP http://www.grycts.com https://www.facebook.com/greycoats http://www.twitter.com/greycoats BOOKING: pvgillis@gmail.com

Directed by Tommy Stone