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Saturday, 06 September 2008
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Dark City Street

Only a few shows left!  Check the gig calendar section for times/directions/info.  Here are some pics from the tech rehearsal last week.  The show is going fabulously and I hope to share it with even more people over the next few days.  Hope to see you there!  Last show is Sunday Aug. 24th.

Here is our review in Hamilton's "VIEW" Mag:

DARK CITY STREETS — Dark City Streets, written by Sabrina Noble and directed by Julie Florio was great fun. Noble takes the old detective story formula and does a flip by casting women in all the traditional male roles and visa versa. The writing was really well done and all the performers were up to the task but Julie Pinto as Merlot Phillips was a specific stand out. The set was nicely finished and utilized well. Sound and lighting cues were just right. This was a nicely presented piece: clever, funny, engaging, and sometimes a bit cheesy but in all the right places. [TK]

 

 
Make You Think

This is the shoot for the "Make You Think" Vales Series episode "Domino".  Keep checking the "Make You Think" website in the links section to spot the trailer.  We were a family going camping and trying (unsucessfully) to teach the kids about responsability in a comedic, mocumentary-style video format.  These are shots of us on set, and of the RV that kept us warm on this windy early-April day.

 

 
Muskoka Project

The Muskoka Visual Heritage Foundation and Pixel Dust Studios are putting the finishing touches on this historical re-inactment documentary.  I play, Elizabeth Campbell: Victorian Lady and sister to one of the founders of Muskoka.  The screening is Thursday June 19th at the Algonquin Theatre in downtown Huntsville.  Can't wait!

 

 
Xtro & Julie

"Xtro & Julie" played in week two of Alumnae Theatre's New Ideas Festival '08.  I played the "yippie" runaway Julie, who finds a new home in the city with Xtro and his group of flower-power revolutionaries.  Written by novelists Frank & Gillian and directed by Chris Coculuzzi.

 

 
IN-Security

"IN-Security" ran for four weeks for Valentines season '08 at the Howard Johnson Hotel in Aurora .  To read about the play, goto the Auroran Newspaper link at the end of this sentence, click on the "past editions" button, find February 26th '08 edition and click on first page.  Click Here

 *Note: two of these pictures are stills from an episode of W Network's "Stuck" starring Tracy Rowland from the cast.  The film crew attended one of our rehearsals to shoot footage for the program.