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COCKTALES
Oct 21 and 22, 2008 at 8 pm
Calgary - Jack Singer Concert Hall
TICKETS - Ticketmaster - 403-777-0000
“STEP ASIDE, VAGINA MONOLOGUES, IT’S THE MEN’S TURN!”
It’s time to let the men talk about the relationship they have with their private parts! CockTales, the comedy phenomenon which opened in 2001 to a three week sold-out audience. This critically acclaimed stage act makes its triumphant return to Calgary
Ground Zero Theatre (GZT) and Hit & Myth Productions (H&M) are proud to present CockTales, an evening of penis-centered monologues and entertainment. Directed by Ron Jenkins, these 14 monologues about the penis are hilarious, insightful and totally EXPOSED. The cast releases the goods on that part of the male anatomy that is always getting them into trouble!
Ground Zero have scored a bull’s eye…a refreshingly honest exercise…these guys should think with their dicks more often
– Martin Morrow, The Calgary Straight
An honest and very, very funny look at the relationship between men and the male appendage… Smart, articulate and very, very funny…for both men and women
– Bob Clark, Calgary Herald
Look beneath the title what you will find is sheer vulnerability…[CockTales] exposes a searing range of embarrassment, shame, insecurity, pain, suffering and sheer poignancy….yet sensitive and hilarious
– Jennifer Partridge, Calgary Herald
Any witty play on words one could imagine in regards to the male genitalia are laid bare, leaving the audience roaring with laughter and compelled to keep their eyes on the stage
– Liz Field, The Weal Weekly Newspaper
Fast-paced, participatory, f**king relentlessly funny
– Swerve Magazine
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Snowman
by Greg MacArthur
Oct 2 - 12, 2008 ~ 8 pm
Calgary: The Motel - 2nd Floor EPCOR Centre
After years of wandering, Denver and Marjorie find themselves in a remote northern community at the edge of a glacier, chopping wood, renting out stolen videos and snorting cocaine with Jude, a young gay man whose parents have abandoned him.
When Jude discovers the body of a prehistoric boy frozen in the glacier, everyone's lives begin to shift and thaw in unexpected ways.
Snowman asks us all one important question "What are you running away from?"
Director: Amy Dettling
Mentor: Kevin McKendrick
Starring: Peter Aitchison, Col Cseke, Trish Fossum & Carlene Popel
Set/LX/Costume Design: Mike Patton
Stage Manager: Charlotte Nixon
Tickets $14 call 403-690-2693 www.theatrebsmt.com
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Miscellaneous Youth Network and AIDS Calgary present
the Laramie Project
May 14 - 16, 2009 (Thurs - Sat) - 8:30 pm
Engineered Air Theatre, Calgary Alberta
Tickets $15 are avalible at Ticketmaster and all Ticketmaster outlets for $15.
Tickets will also be available from the ticketmaster box office at the Epcor Centre the three nights of the performance.
The Laramie Project chronicles the trial of
the two perpetrators and the reaction of the town of Laramie, Wyoming
after the brutal beating and death of 21 year old Matt Shepard in 1998.
Miscellaneous Youth Network - www.miscyouth.ca
AIDS Calgary - www.aidscalgary.org
Matthew Shepard Foundation - www.matthewshepard.org
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Heterophobia
Written by Pam Rocker
Directed by Emiko Muraki
June 12, 2009 (Friday) ~ 7:30 pm
June 13, 2009 (Saturday) ~ 2:00 & 10:00 pm
Heterophobia is part of Sage Theatre's
IGNITE! : Calgary's Festival for Emerging Artists
www.sagetheatre.com/ignite09
Social norms are flipped on their ears in Heterophobia - a tall glass of gay with a twist of straight. Grant comes home for a visit after a tough break-up, with a secret that gets heavier by the second. As she struggles to hold on to her hidden desires, her Moms woo her with waffles, clean underwear, and the prospect of settling down and being artificially inseminated. But as Grant’s secret becomes too big to hold onto, she is forced to make a choice about revealing who she really is.
Cast: Ursula Jordaan (Mona), Diana-Marie Stolz (Sylvia), Jeremy Park (Peter), Jessica Robertshaw (Grant)
Crew: Kelley Cheetham (Stage Manager), Ajay Badoni (Designer)
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April 16, 2010 (Friday); 7 pm
Mill Woods United Church (15 Grand Meadow Crescent, Edmonton)
Special staged reading – one night only
Discussion with cast and playwright after the show
Tickets: Adult $10, Youth/Students/Seniors $5, Family $25
“People laughed, they cried, they were riveted. Pam provokes her audience without alienating them: a great feat. She takes on rather controversial subject matter, handles it with grace and humour, finds depth of character and creates a new perspective on an old argument. Her compassion and ability to ask questions, rather than judge or give answers is a great strength.”
-Lucia Frangione, Actress and Playwright
“A terrific satiric premise, which makes for wonderful humour and a pointed but delightful attack on prejudice. The dialogue is fresh and original, a real pleasure!”
-Kathleen Oliver, playwright and theatre critic for the Georgia Straight
Heterophobia premiered in Calgary at the 2009 IGNITE! Festival with Sage Theatre, garnering the biggest audiences in the festival's history!
For interviews with or questions for the playwright, contact Pam Rocker (pamrocker@mac.com)
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Addition: An Unconventional Love Story
By Justen Bennett
How Far? Productions
Performing at:
Next Fest
June 11 - 21, 2009, Edmonton
www.nextfest.ca
Edmonton International Fringe Festival
Aug 13 - 23, 2009
www.fringetheatreadventures.ca
Addition
is the story of a young couple, Ben and Logan, who have become bored
with their sex life. In an effort to liven things up, they approach
Daren, who brings them more than they bargained for.
Robert Medeiros (Ben), Mark Vetsch (Logan), Richard Lee (Daren)
Justen Bennett (Director), Amanda McLeod (Stage Manager),
Tess Chappell (Graphic Designer)
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Jonathan Harvey’s tale of two boys, who, in the middle of the dreary, bleak setting of a London council estate, discover sparks of life and love, with 'Beautiful Thing'. Enveloped in a simple, beautiful story about a myriad of relationships – family, romance and friendship, we meet Jamie and Ste who discover the different levels of love and trust.
Jamie has a crush on classmate Ste. When Ste is badly beaten by his brother, he stays over with Jamie and his mother Sandra. In the absence of a third bed, Jamie and Ste begin their journey sleeping top-to-toe. Meanwhile Jamie’s mother, Sandra, begins a tenuous journey with a troublesome neighbour, Leah.
“For me, 'Beautiful Thing' is about love; a realistic love,” says Justen Bennett, Director of 'Beautiful Thing'. “Those simple, small loves that you have. This is a story set against a harsh, urban background with working class characters that are proud, stubborn, and not always nice to one another. The love in this play doesn’t inspire a dramatic change, but brings a small spark of life and hope to people who don’t always have a lot of hope. 'Beautiful Thing' reminds us, even in the harshest of surroundings, how simple, pure, and tender love can be.”
Justen Bennett is an emerging local director, actor, and sometime playwright. Most recently, he wrote and directed 'Addition: An Unconventional Love Story' at the 2009 Edmonton International Fringe Theatre Festival.
"Jonathan Harvey's endearing, lopsided smile of a comedy about a boy who falls for the boy next door"--New York Times
Tickets: $12–$16
Tickets: @ TIX on the Square, 780.420.1757, www.tixonthesquare.ca
Cast
Jamie – Doran Werner; Leah – Maura Frunza; Sandra – Amelia Duplessis
Ste – Joel Taras; Tony – Randy Brososky; Voice of Ronnie – Ian Corry
Production Team
Director – Justen Bennett; Production Manager – Jackie Lotery
Stage Manager – Amanda McLeod; Assistant Stage Manager – Bri Krekoski
Set Design – Bob Forrow; Costume Design – Ephram di Medicci
Lighting Design – Bud Race; Sound Design – Darrell Portz
Dialect Coach – Marliss Weber; Fight Choreographer – Randy Brososky
Properties – Bud Race; Properties Assistant – Christa Hoefling
Hair & Make-up – Jan McCarthy; Hair/Make-up Assistant - Shannon Beshara
Master Builder – Pierre Valois; Lighting Operator – Michaela Safruik
Sound Operator – Joe Silliker;
Running Crew – Anna Faulds, Richard Green, Cristan Lockhart, Brendan Merkosky, Alexis Mapstone
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