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Simple Events Blooper Reel
Bloopers and Outtakes from the Pilot episode of Simple Events to the music of “I Like your GF” from the Album The End of The Day by John Keffer of Plan B. Powered by indieOPTION.
Simple Events Pilot
Released on YouTube today! December 15th, 2011
While juggling both her girl and boy friend, an 18 year old bisexual girl from Wawa must adapt to life at university and honor her obligation to return home a doctor.
Cast:
Kate Stephen as Leanna Wright
Katie Hill as Grace Burns
Mike Patricelli as Matthew Cote
Mike Desmond as Ravi Patel
Erich Szpytma as Joshua Cote
Melissa Height as Amanda Sampson
REVELATIONS the play takes the Windsor Fringe Festival
Sex, Violence, Therapy….. Look out! Coming soon to the Kelly Theatre, REVELATIONS the play.
Warning: Contains explicit content, excessive use of profane language and/or sexual references, violence and all around dark humour . . . come on, it’s the end of the world what do you expect?
Come out and support the amazing cast and crew of Revelations, hitting the stage for the second time.
You may have seen it the first time around at the BadDog Theatre in October 2010!
With a new insert scene and a couple new cast members be sure to check it out again! Windsor Fringe Festival 2011, The Kelly Theatre, July 15th – 24th
http://www.windsorfringe.com/show-2011-revelations.php
| Schedule | |
| Friday July 15, 2011 | 6:00 PM |
| Saturday July 16, 2011 | 7:00 PM |
| Sunday July 17, 2011 | – |
| Monday July 18, 2011 | – |
| Tuesday July 19, 2011 | 9:00 PM |
| Wednesday July 20, 2011 | 7:00 PM |
| Thursday July 21, 2011 | 9:00 PM |
| Friday July 22, 2011 | 7:00 PM |
| Saturday July 23, 2011 | – |
| Sunday July 24, 2011 | 12:00 NOON |
Yellow Heart Trailer
Check out the trailer for the short film I am in titled Yellow Heart. A story of Love, Jealousy and Insanity. Final movie will be completed this summer.
Revelations (The second coming) At The Windsor Fringe Festival
The cast and crew of Revelations are at it again. Coming this July to Windsor, ON, Revelations will take their revamped show to the Windsor Fringe Festival. Where: The Kelly Theatre (Windsor, ON) Friday, July 15th, 2011 - 6:00PM Saturday, July 16th, 2011 - 7:00PM Tuesday, July 19th, 2011 - 9:00PM Wednesday, July 20th, 2011 - 7:00PM Thursday, July 21st, 2011 - 9:00PM Friday, July 22th, 2011 - 7:00PM Sunday, July 24th, 2011 - 12:00PM/Noon Be sure to catch Kate Stephen playing the lovable psychopath, Death!
"I really killed that little man, and I really enjoyed doing it"
Review: Revelations
check out this review of my October/November 2010 stage production, Revelations, from George Perry.
Armageddon on The Danforth – It Must Be Halloween in Toronto!
Revelations is currently on stage at Toronto’s Bad Dog Theatre. Billed as a play about “sex, violence and therapy”, it delivers all that and more. It was created and performed by talented and passionate artists. Revelations is really two shows in one, and together they are one great night out!
Outside, the venue appears nondescript. Inside, it’s like walking into a baseball stadium on Opening Day. One walks through some dark corridors, then sees the place where magic is about to happen.
Sometimes there’s an emerald field filled with extraordinary athletes at the end of the tunnel. Other times it’s a dark stage waiting to be occupied by gifted artists. When my friend Dave and I first saw the stage and what was on it, we immediately raised our eyebrows and smiled. We knew this was going be the latter.
The evening began with a hysterical performance by an “opening act:”Uncle Mao and the Red Star Review perform a rapid series of brief skits. Amy Slattery, Jason Morneau and Damien Gulde are all fantastic as they execute their “machine-gun” comedy. It is at times physical, but always hilarious. Their AK-47 delivery is more akin to Michael Richards’s style than it is to a “funniest home video” show.
By the end of the thirty minutes, the audience is engaged and participating. I think we all hated to see the great fun come to an end.
Revelations begins after a brief intermission. The set remains largely the same, smart and simple. This is excellent execution of the “less is more” school of thought.
Colin Murphy plays Therapist. The versatile and charismatic Slattery returns to play his assistant, Rangee. Therapist and Rangee have kidnapped and drugged four people, however, they are not only captors, they are also saviours.
Dave liked Therapist a lot. “How can you not love someone who stays up all night baking cookies?”
Jason Morneau also returns to the stage, playing one of The Horsemen. Morneau does a great job. I disliked his character as much as I liked the ones he played in the opening act.
Fellow Horsemen David Nbada, Sarah Cunningham and Kate Stephen join the remarkable ride.
All four Horsemen are convincing. I found Stephen the most interesting. She found a way to make a gravedigger turned Armageddon agitator adorable. Hank Hill would probably say “There’s something wrong with that girl!”
The chemistry didn’t seem as rich during Revelations as it did during the opening act. But then again, four kidnapped strangers aren’t likely to hit it off immediately.
Revelations is more dramatic than Uncle Mao but it still packs a laugh. The absurdity of the situation makes for more a sense of wonderment than it does hilarity.
I’m recommending this show to anyone who will listen. It is fresh, funny and fun. The only real disappointment for Dave and I was that we didn’t enjoy a gyro before the show!
“It’s the end of the world as we know it, and we feel fine
New! New! Hot! Fresh!
hot off the presses, and for all things Kate, behold!
