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Welcome to the Mausoleum.  Here you can read about all our productions that have met nefarious ends and sadly are no longer with us.  "The play is dead.  Long live the play!"

Dead Ends I PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Friday, 19 December 2008 19:08

DEAD ENDS: A Trilogy of Paranormal Plays

Written by Blake Drezet with additional material by Des Hussey, Simon Hussey and Justin Clow

Directed by Des Hussey

“Dead Ends”, the company’s first production, featured three dynamic one-act scripts, which touched on genres ranging from sci-fi to horror to ancient myth. It was best described as genre cinema adapted to the stage, a live “Creepshow” or “Twilight Zone”. Each play explored intriguing plots, with unique conclusions, and created popcorn entertainment rarely experienced in live theatre. Necessity was truly the mother of invention for this intrepid company, which, lacking the fantastic budget of many a Vancouver theatre, was forced to create innovative props, sets and costumes on a shoestring. A thorough scrounging of the city’s alleyways and second-hand shops, along with dedicated hours of construction and practice, allowed Spectral Theatre to succeed in creating three marvellously different worlds, and in costuming a host of both lovable and despicable characters almost entirely out of recycled materials.

The first run was held at Capilano College’s Arbutus Studio, November 14, 15 and 16, 2002.

The second run was held at the Vancouver East Cultural Centre, June 5, 6 and 7, 2003.

       

Photos by Ken Remark

CAST

CASTLE BADENOCH 

Squire Winslow - J.P. Winslow (first run); Darren Dolynski (second run)

NIMBUS

Dr. Asimov - Justin Clow
Dr. Williams – Sheila Burns (first run); Katarina Pavlovich (second run)
Capt. Niven – Simon C. Hussey
Lt. Graves – Paul Drexler

THE WINDIGO

Missionary – Des Hussey
Jean Leduc – Paul Drexler
Coon Dog – Ken Remark
Cree Shaman – VJ Delos-Reyes

THE ROAD TO RUIN

Steve – Brian Drezet
Hitcher – Blake Drezet
Ghosts – Agneiszka Mociak, Sheila Burns, Ken Remark, Megan Gellard (second run) and Katarina Pavlovich (second run)

CREW

Lighting design – Mike Scriven (first run); Arthur Spray (second run)
Set Carpenter – Brian Drezet
Lighting Operators – Brian Drezet and Paul Drexler
Costume Design – Des Hussey, Blake Drezet and Loralie Burke (second run)
Sound Design – Des Hussey and Simon Hussey
Make-up – Des Hussey, J.P. Winslow and Kyle Smith (second run)
Sound Operators – Des Hussey, Blake Drezet and Matt Lazin-Ryder (second run)
Teamster – Brian Drezet
Set Design and Painter – Blake Drezet
Stage Manager – Mandy Ryan
Prop Design – Blake Drezet and Des Hussey
Stage Crew – Amber Hamilton and Carol-lynne Michaels
Last Updated on Friday, 04 December 2009 21:16
 
The Woman in Black PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Friday, 19 December 2008 19:42


The Woman in Black

Adapted by Stephen Mallatratt from the book by Susan Hill

Directed by Justin Clow

“The Woman In Black” is adapted from Susan Hill’s best selling supernatural thriller. As a play, it binds the audience in its tightly knitted plot, which unravels an incredible sequence of events and, as a theatrical experience, it is a poignant one that is never to be forgotten. Stephen Mallatrat’s script combines the power and intensity of live theatre with a cinematic quality of film noir.

A counterpoint to the B-movie aesthetic of its first production, “Dead Ends”, Spectral Theatre chose to challenge its members with the taut thriller “The Woman in Black”. The intimate cast was pushed to expand its dramatic horizons, while the fledgling company still employed its ingenious technical ability to create an evening of unremitting drama as they were transported into a terrifying and ghostly world.

Presentation House, December 10, 11, 12 and 13 and 17, 18, 19 and 20, 2003.

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CAST

Arthur Kipps – Simon C. Hussey
The Actor – Des Hussey
The Woman – Erin Robb
Voice of Priest – J. P. Winslow

CREW

Director – Justin Clow
Stage Manager – Danielle Fecko
Set Design – Blake Drezet
Lighting Design – Michael Methot
Sound Design – Riley Rempel
Audio Engineer – J.P. Winslow
Costume Design – Sanchia Wong
Assistant Cosutme Design – Kim Fleming
Make-up – Kyle Smith
Violin Player – Marlow Turansky

REVIEWS

Niki Graham

North Shore News, Friday, December 12, 2003
“The Woman In Black: Play chills the spine and haunts the mind”

“Des Arthur Hussey moves in an out of his roles as Kipps and The Actor effortlessly, giving a believable performance as the exuberant, excitable actor, who in the process of the story encounters his own nightmare…Simon C. Hussey plays Kipps, portraying the broken man with subtle power. Simon plays many of the extras and manages to make the move from one to the next with little costume change. His accents and facial gestures help distinguish each character… The two balance Kipps before and after the horrendous experience, as The Actor plays the young, vibrant Kipps, while the real Kipps is restrained and sorrowful.”

“Blake Drezet’s set features mysterious doors, shadowy rocks, theatrical furnishings and a small graveyard…Michael Methot’s lighting works…to create an eerie hidden room. It also helps distinguish the eras and clarify the past from the present…Director Justin Clow sets a precise pace; particularly strong are the scenes where Kipps narrates, as the actor portrays him. They move in a sort of dance and as they each turn the speaker faces the audience. Clow manages to make the pared-down, low-budget production full and powerful and to maintain the mystery. It seems at any minute something horrible may happen…”
Last Updated on Monday, 22 December 2008 00:54
 
Dead Ends II PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Friday, 19 December 2008 20:50


Dead Ends II: All-New Tales of Terror, Horror and Suspense

Written and Directed by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Des Hussey and Simon C. Hussey

In their continual effort to bring a Frankenstein brand of theatre to life, Spectral Theatre cooked up a new batch of creepy, morbid tales, “Dead Ends II”. This second instalment of diabolical one-act plays was soaked in all the blood and brains that made the first Dead Ends so delightful to watch. All three stories were written and directed by different company members, providing a truly sordid assortment of ideas. As always, they assembled their monster using mostly recycled materials and good old-fashioned ingenuity. It may not have been pretty, but when you saw it, you’d have had to agree when they triumphantly announced…IT’S ALIVE!!!

Held at The WISE Hall, March 23, 24, 25, 26, 30 and April 1 and 2, 2004.

         

Photos by "Unknown"

CAST

CASTLE BADENOCH

Squire Winslow – Darren Dolynski
Agnes Staunch – Sandi Zweikaft

THE GHASTLY DETAIL
Johnny Two-Times – Justin Clow
Sgt. Robert M. Taylor – Simon C. Hussey
Ox – Aaron Nelkin
Skinny – Tyler McMaster
Doc – Alex McGuire
A SEA STORY
Old Tom – Justin Clow
Mabel – Lisa MacLeod
Mac – Kent Whitfield
Rachel – Laura Grieco
NECROMANCE
Ebenezer Mordecai – Desmond Hussey
Azazel – Justin Clow
Anna – Lorelie Rosa

CREW

Set Design – Blake Drezet
Lighting Design – Michael Methot
Sound Design – Desmond Hussey
Costume Design – Sanchia Wong
Make-up – Kyle Smith
Last Updated on Tuesday, 24 February 2009 21:07
 
Live Spelled Backwards PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Friday, 19 December 2008 22:43


Live Spelled Backwards: A Moral Immorality Play

Written by Jerome Lawrence

Directed by Simon C. Hussey

Dubbed “A Moral Immorality Play”, this one-act play set in the intimate confines of the Railway Club transported the audience to The American Bar in Morocco. The unique setting allowed Spectral Theatre to offer a glimpse into the lives of six characters: The Woman Who Knew Almost Everything (BADLY); The Richest Girl In The World; The Most Famous Playwright Of Our Time; The Best Hustler In Morocco, and The Most Evil Man In Washington Court House, Ohio, gathered once fateful night under the watchful eye of Frank the Bartender.

As each character partook of Frank’s psychedelic ‘hors o’oeuvres’, personal truths were exposed and they were transformed, briefly and fleetingly, before reality all too quickly closes in…

Held in the Railway Club back room, June 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 29, 30, and July 1, 2, and 3, 2004.

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CAST 

Frank, The Bartender – Aaron Nelken
The Woman Who Knows Almost Everything (BADLY) – Sandi Zweikaft
The Richest Girl In The World – Megan Morrison
The Most Famous Playwright Of Our Time – Justin Clow
The Best Hustler In Morocco – Fabien Melanson
The Most Evil Man In Washington Court House, Ohio – Des Hussey

CREW

Director – Simon C. Hussey
Stage Manager – Kent Whitfield
Lighting Design – Michael Methot
Props – Lorelei Rosa
Costume Consultant – Sanchia Wong
Producer – Justin Clow

REVIEWS

“Live Spelled Backwards”
Alan Hindle
Terminal City, Thursday, June 24, 2004

“The Woman Who Knows Almost Everything (BADLY), The Richest Girl In The World, The Most Famous Playwright Of Our Time, The Best Hustler In Morocco, and
The Most Evil Man In Washington Court House, Ohio are succinct little studies in eccentricity, and that’s the fun of it. At only an hour long, and set in the smoking room of the Railway Club (stroke of genius, that! See a play – yer inna bar! Drink! Genius.), “Live” is an old-fashioned entertainment and a good start to an evening of booze and chat…I’m going to suggest this: Bard is on all summer. Check out “Live Spelled Backwards” first, then the following night or week or whatever, see what Shakespeare suits you.”

“Live Spelled Backwards”
Colin Thomas
The Georgia Straight, Thursday, June 30, 2004

“Sandi Zweikaft plays (The Woman Who Knows Almost Everything (BADLY) with the requisite vivacity and the equally necessary underlying seriousness. Fabien Melanson is slyly sexy as The Hustler, a local youth with a great gimmick: when speaking English, he communicates exclusively with the titles of pop songs…The acting is consistently of quite high quality, so it’s clear that director Simon C. Hussey has done a good job.”

“Railway Club Transforms Itself Into Theatrical ‘Heaven and Hell’”
Jo Ledingham
Vancouver Courier, July 4, 2004

“Here’s a quirky little aperitif for you: 60 minutes of live theatre in the back lounge of the Railway Club. And you can take your drink in with you. The characters in this strange, but beguiling piece are dropping acid, smoking funny stuff and popping peyote with Pepsi chasers, so how sinful can a Pale Ale be?...The audience is limited to 20 who sit comfortably at bar tables; the play, directed by Simon Hussey, takes place around the Railway Club’s gorgeous dark-wood-and-mirrors bar – a long, narrow space into which all six characters fit perfectly well. ..A ticket to the play allows you to hang out afterwards in the club. Live theatre followed by live music: sweeter than shortcake.”
Last Updated on Monday, 22 December 2008 00:54
 
The Medicine Show PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Sunday, 21 December 2008 09:39


The Medicine Show

Written by Blake Drezet, Brian Drezet and Desmond Hussey

Directed by Blake Drezet and Desmond Hussey

The Medicine Show was developed as a sideshow attraction for the annual Illuminares Festival at Trout Lake Park in Vancouver.  The show featured an elaborate portable stage, colourful masks and costumes and amazing acrobatics.  It was without a doubt a unique performance.

The Illuminares Festival, Trout Lake Park, July 24th, 2004.

         

CAST

Dr. Rockefeller - Desmond Hussey
Bum - Blake Drezet
Mortimer - Justin Clow
Feeble Geebler - Darren Dolynski
Old Lady - Trina Mateus

CREW

Set Design - Blake Drezet
Props and Costumes - Des Hussey and Blake Drezet

 

 
Last Updated on Monday, 22 December 2008 00:55
 
Dead Ends III PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Sunday, 21 December 2008 10:28

Dead Ends 3D: An All-New Bubbling Cauldron of Wicked Weirdness

Written and Directed by Justin Clow, V.J. Delos-Reyes, Blake Drezet, Danielle Fecko, Des Hussey and Simon Hussey

Spectral Theatre's third instalment of Dead Ends.  A twisted, low-brow, hilarious and horrifying tribute to spooky late-night cinema.  In this edition we presented three all-new original shorts featuring some of Vancouver's keenest talent it what was our largest production to yet.  Originally intended to feature 3-D projected backdrops, the concept was abandoned in favour of much cheaper rubber bats and spiders that could be dropped into the audience's lap.

The Playwrights Theatre Centre's Studio, Oct. 27th - 30th and Nov. 3rd - 6th, 2004.

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CAST

CASTLE BADENOCH

Squire Winslow - Desmond Hussey
Brewmeister Shango - V.J. Delos-Reyes
Beastmaster Keckwick - Eric Hogan
Page Ursula - Lisa Macleod
The Undead Deadhead - Brian Drezet
Blarg - Blake Drezet

THE CRYPT KICKERS

Frankie Montevideo - Paul Drexler
Vicki Veral -  Lisa Aasebo
Sticky Schwartzberger - Matthew Lazin-Ryder
Bobby "Bam Bam" Bukowski - Gino Cocomello

ATTACK OF THE B-GIRLS

Petunia Petal - Kathryn Dobbs
Dick Pistol - J.C. Roy
Professor Englebert Ogilivy - Steve Grigg
Secretia - Roselle Healy
Thoraxia - Melissa Robertson
Abdomia - Charlotte Brandrick

BAD MOON RISIN'

Sean - Marty Gage
Eric - Heath Affolter
Mandy - Roselle Healy
Heather - Charlotte Brandrick
Ranger Rick Ranger - Simon C. Hussey
The Werewolf - Eric Hogan

HEAVY METAL

Dr. More - Justin Clow
Mrs. More - Nevada Yates
Director #1 - Melissa Robertson
Assistant - Kathryn Dobbs
Director #2 - Eric Hogan
"Destroy!" the Robot - Blake Drezet

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CREW

Stage Manager and Sound Operator - Danielle Fecko
Set Design - Blake Drezet
Lighting Design - Michael Methot
Sound Design - Des Hussey
Costume Design - Lisa Macleod
Props - Lorie Rosa
Make-Up - Leanne Chapman
Associate Producer - Danielle Fecko
Produced by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey and Simon Hussey
Last Updated on Saturday, 03 January 2009 05:29
 
Hamlet PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Sunday, 21 December 2008 21:01

Hamlet: Prince of Denmark

Written by William Shakespeare

Adapted and Directed by Justin Clow

Spectral Theatre's first stab at the bard.

The WISE Hall, March 23rd - 26th and March 29th - April 1st, 2005.

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CAST

Hamlet - Elias Toufexis
Horatio - Thomas Jones
Claudius - Jason Emanuel
Gertrude - Megan Morrison
Polonius - Paul Toolan
Laertes - D. Arthur Hussey
Ophelia - Bonny Giroux
Rosencrantz - Glenn Surzyshyn
Guildenstern - Kurtis Maguire
Bernardo/Sailor - Marc Anthony Massiah
Marcellus/Sailor - Steven Stiller
Ghost/Player/Clown - Gavin Landsiedel
Player/Clown/Osric - Melanie Yeats
Player/Prologue/Servant - Ashley Rose
Player/Priest/Ambassador - Alexis Quednau

CREW

Producer and Director - Justin Clow
Co-Producer - Danielle Fecko
Stage Manager - Kent Whitfield
Lighting Design - Michael Methot
Sound Design - Desmond Hussey
Costumes - Naomi Lazarus
Props - Lorie Rosa
Fight Co-ordinator - Thomas Potter
Set Design - Blake Drezet

         

Photos by Michael Methot

REVIEWS

The Boards
Thursday, March 24th, 2005
By Ian Alexander Martin
"As the titular character, Elias Toufexis shows a stunning dexterity with the text..."

"Megan Morrison as Gertrude is an incredible surprise...Her portrayal of Hamlet's mother solely justifies the price of the ticket, the length of the show, the time it took you to find a parking place, the cost of a beer and probably a couple you buy for her as well."

"Naomi Lazarus works her usual wardrobe magic and seems to have been given enough of a budget to aquire the sufficient yards of luscious material and corseting to make everyone look as sexy and historically evocative as possible."
Last Updated on Monday, 22 December 2008 00:56
 
Dead Ends IV PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Wednesday, 24 December 2008 02:32

Dead Ends Issue No. 4: Back To Badenoch

Written and Directed by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey & Simon C. Hussey.  "From Beyond" written by H.P. Lovecraft and adapted for the stage by Desmond Hussey.  "Professor Simms" words and music by J.P. Winslow

Spectral Theatre once again served up a generous helping of their favourite dish; raw, dark and original theatre smothered in the supernatural and sprinkled with just enough pulp to be truly appetizing.  Featuring an insanely talented cast it was without a doubt the most fully realized edition of Dead Ends to hit the stage.

The Beaumont Studios, March 29th - April 1st and April 4th - 8th, 2006.

         

Photos by Michael Methot 

CAST

CASTLE BADENOCH

Squire Winslow - J.P. Winslow
Brewmeister Shango - V.J. Delos-Reyes
The Undead Deadhead - Bryan Boivin
Zombie - Chantal Laporte
Zombie - Cindy Giroux
Zombie - Luvia Petersen
Zombie - Des Hussey
Zombie - Bonny Giroux
Zombie - Blake Drezet
Professor Peabody Simms - Simon C. Hussey

PYEWACKET

Claudia - Bonny Giroux
Widow Gorie - Nevada Yates
Miss Hummell - Cheryl Uphill
Pyewacket - Ashley Rose

THE BANSHEE

Brother - Matt Lazen-Ryder
Husband - Paul Drexler
Wife - Nevada Yates
Grandma - Bonny Giroux
Banshee - Chantal Laporte

THE DEVIL'S BLUEPRINT

Detective Lamb - Matt Lazin-Ryder
Daniel Fosters - Justin Clow

FROM BEYOND

Norman Kenfield - Justin Clow
Crawford Tilinghast - Desmond Hussey

    

Photos by Michael Methot 

CREW

Stage Manager - Kent Whitfield
Sound Operators - Simon C. Hussey and Matt Lazin-Ryder
Technical Director and Set Design - Blake Drezet
Lighting Design - Michael Methot
Sound Design - Desmond Hussey
Masks Design - Desmond Hussey and Blake Drezet
Costume Design for Pyewacket - Naomi Lazarus
Props for Pyewacket - Lorie Rosa
Make-Up for Pyewacket - Laura Quiring
Puppet Design and Construction - Jeny Cassady
Puppeteers - Ashley Rose & Cheryl Uphill
Choreography - Chantal Laporte
Produced by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey and Simon C. Hussey
Last Updated on Monday, 29 December 2008 00:51
 
Black Holes PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Sunday, 28 December 2008 23:34

Black Holes: A Trilogy of Science Fiction for the Stage

Written and Directed by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey and Simon C. Hussey

Once again we were back in the intimate confines of the Beaumont Studios to mount the premiere of "Black Holes", an evening of short plays that explored the worlds of science fiction, from dystopian visions of the near future to frightening visitations from deep space.  Spectral loves all things weird and unusual and what could've been weirder than a night of sci-fi written specifically for the stage?  For anyone who enjoys science fiction or anyone who loves something different, "Black Holes" delivered one of the oddest, freshest and most enjoyable theatrical experiences to be seen in a long, long time.

The Beaumont Studios, March 21st - 24th and March 27th - 31st, 2007.

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CAST

TRANQUILITY STATION
Dr. Kilgore - Justin Clow
Pris - Keri Horton
THE UNBECOMING OF DOCTOR KRONOR
Dr. Kronor - Seth Little
Dr. Reed - Wendy Podgursky
Simon Hopkins - Dan Richardson
EVOLUTION REVOLUTION
Lt. Gabrielle Mastiff - Melanie Waldon
Mr. Jones - Kurtis Maguire
Const. Noah Cohen - Adam Lolacher
THE VISITOR
Wilbur - J.C. Roy
Mom - Lori Watt
Xorboc - Seth Little
Alien - Blake Drezet
Alien - Dan Richardson

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CREW

Stage Manager - Des Hussey
Set Design - Blake Drezet
Lighting Designer - Michael Methot
Visuals - Simon Wilkins
Sound Design - Des Hussey
Make-Up - Sande Rees
Costumes - Naomi Lazarus
Produced by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey and Simon C. Hussey
Last Updated on Saturday, 03 January 2009 05:31
 
Dead Ends V PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Saturday, 03 January 2009 03:49

Dead Ends: Issue No. 5

Written and Directed by Justin Clow, Desmond Hussey, Simon C. Hussey and Seth Little.  "Drink In Moderation, All Day Long!" words and music by J.P. Winslow

Spectral Theatre's twisted, low-brow, occasionally terrifying tribute to EC Horror Comics and late-night chiller cinema was back again for another kick at the rotting corpse of live theatre.  Just in time for Halloween too!  To celebrate the beginning of our sixth season, we invited audiences to return with us to Castle Badenoch and its creepy custodian Squire Winslow, where they were once again treated to a trio of truly, ticklish tales of terror.

The Beaumont Studios, Oct. 17th - Nov. 3rd, 2007.

         

Photos by Simon C. Hussey and Michael Methot

CAST

CASTLE BADENOCH
Squire Winslow - J.P. Winslow
THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE UNCLEAN
Frank - Chris Kjersem
Jenny - Crystal Sevigny
Sam - Desmond Hussey
Kitty McPhail - Andrea Blakey
Charlie - Blake Drezet
Clayton Bishop - J.C. Roy
The Deputy - Kent Whitfield
SUCCUBUS A GO-GO
Mules Marinara - Seth Little
Trampolina Wangbang - J.C. Roy
Clarence - Blake Drezet
Tom - Kurtis Maguire
Rick - Kent Whitfield
Harry - Justin Clow
Ursula Mandrake - Erin Regan & Andrea Blakey
DWELLER IN THE DARK
The Ghoul - Desmond Hussey
The Maid - Sica Leroux
The Inspector - Kurtis Maguire
The Doctor - Seth Little
Detective Finch - Melanie Walden

         

Photos by Michael Methot

CREW

Stage Manager - Reta Koropatnick
Set Design and Props - Blake Drezet
Lighting Designer - Michael Methot
Sound Design - Simon C. Hussey and Desmond Hussey
Make-Up - Sande Rees
Costumes - Naomi Lazarus
Fundraising - Lisa MacLeod
Produced by Justin Clow, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey and Simon C. Hussey
Last Updated on Friday, 09 April 2010 20:54
 
Late-Night Double Feature '08 PDF Print E-mail
Written by Squire Winslow   
Thursday, 15 January 2009 19:47

Spectral Theatre's Late-Night Double Feature '08

Written and Directed by Justin Clow, Michael Cope, Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey, Simon C. Hussey and JC Roy

Spectral Theatre presented two terrifying tales every Thursday, Friday and Saturday night for one frighteningly low-price!!! THIS was theatre folks! Pure spectacle! A once in a lifetime...not to be missed...B-movie inspired, sci-fi/horror extravaganza! We had flashing lights, hot space babes, oodles of big words and space jargon, flesh-tearing aliens, disco balls, smoke, human sacrifices, ghosts, boxing robots, subterranean mutants, hand puppets, foul-mouthed police detectives and beer. Face it, there was no place on Earth you could've found this level of entertainment for eight measly bucks!
 
Spectral Theatre Studio, May 1st - August 30th, 2008.

CAST

The Announcer - Seth Little

May

KNOCK! KNOCK! WHO'S THERE?

Mike - Vincent Riel
Dr. Sam - Roger Seto
Kyla - Phyllis Ho
Voice of Ghost - Fija Callaghan

THE NECROMANCE

Ebenezer Mordecai – Michael Cope
Azazel – Desmond Hussey
Anna – Fija Callaghan
Sacrifice Victim - Vincent Riel

June

THE DEVIL'S BLUEPRINT

Daniel Fosters - Max Train
Det. John Lamb - Simon C. Hussey
Adam - Blake Drezet

ATTACK OF THE B-GIRLS

Petunia Petal - Stephanie Dyck
Dick Pistol - Michael Cope
Professor Englebert Ogilivy - Steve Grigg
Secretia - Crystal Sevigny
Thoraxia - Aurora Chan
Abdomia - Sarah Stupar
Announcer - Vincent Riel

July

THE FIGHT

Cain Johnson - Tyler McMaster
Dr. Ambrose Clark - Denton Winn
ABTU-23 - Devan Vancise

YOUR OWN PERSONAL B-MOVIE

Various Roles - Marissa Adams
Various Roles - Scott Barnes
Various Roles - Nyla Carpentier
Various Roles - Michael Cope
Various Roles - Rhys Finnick
Various Roles - Emmelia Gordon
Various Roles - Steve Grigg
Various Roles - Seth Little
Various Roles - Lauren Martin

August

NIMBUS

Dr. Asimov - Aurora Chan
Dr. Williams – Joanna Gaskell
Capt. Niven – Devan Vancise
Lt. Graves – Vincent Riel

THE HUNTED

Molare - Blake Drezet
Joss - Vincent Riel
The Bantu Devil - Duncan Shields

CREW

Lighting design – Des Hussey, Simon C. Hussey, Michael Methot and JC Roy
Costume Design – Blake Drezet, Des Hussey, Naomi Lazarus and Lisa MacLeod
Sound Design – Des Hussey, Simon Hussey and JC Roy
Make-Up – Sandra Rees
Set Design – Blake Drezet and Des Hussey
Stage Managers – Reta Koropatnick and Elyse Mitchell
Props – Blake Drezet and Des Hussey
Adam designed by – Jeny Cassady and Blake Drezet
Helping Hands - For fear of missing anyone that contributed even an hour of their time to making this monstrous, marathon run happen we'll just say, "Too many to mention but my goodness we love you all!"  Seriously, there were a lot of people that helped out.
Produced by Blake Drezet, Desmond Hussey and Simon C. Hussey
Co-Produced by Michael Cope and Michael Methot
Last Updated on Friday, 16 January 2009 11:40
 
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