| AUGUST, 2002 | |
| I should call this month's news BOFA Abroad! Or BOFA on the Move! | |
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READ will be at Studio 58 in Vancouver this
fall; and her Fringe play is getting raves ... and awards: A Fable by La Da Diva is playing at the Edmonton Fringe, starting August 16, on The Bell Stage, which is Venue 4. |
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| STEPHANIE MOORE is shooting F.B.Eye, a new series for the Fox network. |
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| JESSICA HOLMES - Congratulations on the wonderful article in the Ottawa Citizen! | |
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| JESSICA HOLMES and KURT SMEATON are taping the last shows of The Holmes Show in Toronto this month. | |
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| The Holmes Show airs September 24, 10:30 p.m. right after Ozzy Osbourne. Don't miss it!! |
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| Congratulations to SARAH McVIE on the wonderful article in the Ottawa Citizen! | |
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SARAH plays Cordelia in The
Stratford Festival's King Lear, running from August
20 - November 3 at The Festival Theatre. |
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| BRIAN FROMMER directs Hurlyburly
which opens in Kingston, at Theatre 5,
August 21 and runs 'til August 24. The curtain is at 8 pm, and there is a Saturday matinee at 2 pm. |
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| BRIAN FROMMER and his wife, MARILYN CROTEAU are the new General Managers of Theatre Kingston . | |
RAOUL BHANEJA is in England to
work at The Globe Theatre until September 10 as
part of the International Fellowship. You can follow him at this web site address: |
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| RAOUL BHANEJA is also in a new film, Devil's
Throat. It's an American movie directed by Mike Figgis (Leaving Las Vegas, Timecode), and it stars Dennis Quaid, Sharon Stone, Stephen Dorf, Juliette Lewis and Laura Dern. |
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| RAD HAJDA is in a show at SummerWorks
in Toronto. Madder plays at the Factory Studio Cafe, August 2 - August 10. |
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| If you zoom in on the poster of Madder you can find the cast and all the times. | |
| MATTHEW EDISON is holidaying in Europe, and also doing research for his new play for the Shaw Festival. | |
| WILL ALPERIN is off to visit France before returning to Concordia. | |
| JAMIE DEE FRANKLIN has recently acted in two shows in England (where she lives). She played in American Clock by Arthur Miller, and then "had a nice role" in a new adaptation of Moliere's Misanthrope. | |
| DAVID NUGENT, with his new degree from U of A, is driving! home to Ottawa for a week before he heads to Yale, at the end of August, for his new studies in Playwriting. | |
| Congratulations to MARTIN GERO !! His movie, Perfect is now in development for CTV. Martin writes on his web site ( www.martingero.com) : "This one has been in the works for quite some time now. More than a year after our first meeting, NOT A CLUE PRODUCTIONS (owned by Glenn Cockburn, John L'Ecuyer and myself) has signed on to develop PERFECT as a four hour mini-series for CTV, Canada's largest national private broadcaster. I will write the two two-hour movies, John is slated to direct
and all three of us will produce. " |
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| DEREK CARKNER plays the lead in an independent
movie, shot in April and directed by Adam Hastings. Derek has also made some shorts, sci-fi spoofs, to be shown on the SPACE channel. Did you watch Greenfingers? In his work
for the Toronto International Film Festival, hobnobbing
fairly frequently with the odd film celebrity, Derek went to dinner
with Clive Owen this month. |
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