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Fugard, Athol

Pengilly, Gordon Angry Bubble Productions
Ratna Sarumpaet    

Moonlight Tango (Oil on stretched canvas)

Moonlight Tango fine art oil painting

 

Featured Visual Artist: Richard Young
Lai Chung Poon

Flamenco Recital (Pastel on a high quality, 'toothy' black pastel paper coated with a 'toothy', acrylic based primer giving a resultant velvety grained surface)

Flamenco Recital
Featured Visual Artist: Richard Young
Lai Chung Poon

 

 

 

 

The Masters:  Fugard, Athol

 

"Master Harold ... and the Boys" 

An online sample of "Master Harold ... and the boys

(Click "Look Inside") New and used copies  can be purchased through this link.

 

An Athol Fugard Website.

 

Emotional Tango (Oil on stretched canvas)

Emotional Tango fine art oil painting

 

Featured Visual Artist: Richard Young
Lai Chung Poon

.Playwright: Pengilly, Gordon

GORDON PENGILLY was raised on a farm south of Lethbridge, Alberta. In 1971-78 he studied at the University of Alberta where he earned a B.A. in Drama and an M.F.A. in Playwriting, the first person to earn that graduate degree.

A 7-time winner of Alberta playwriting competitions and a 3-time winner of national competitions Gordon was in university when Hard Hats And Stolen Hearts (co-written with Theatre Network) was produced Off-Off-Broadway.

His many playwriting credits include Swipe, Yours ‘Til The Moon Falls Down Metastasis & Seeds. They Don’t Call Them Farmers Anymore and Wildcat! have both toured Alberta and have aired on CBC national radio.  ildcat!  was presented a Multimedia Award in 2000 by the Petroleum History Society of Alberta.  His play Drumheller Or Dangerous Times was staged by Prime Stock Theatre Company in Red Deer, 2001, and Contraption in Edmonton by Jagged Edge Theatre, 2002.

After three years in Toronto pursuing TV and film Gordon returned to Alberta to be playwright-in-residence at Theatre Calgary where his adaptation Alice On Stage was performed in 1985. Since living in Calgary he has gained recognition for his radio plays.

He frequently runs workshops through Alberta Playwrights Network and has been associated with C.A.P.E.S (Calgary Arts Partners in Education Society) for several years.

Gordon Pengilly 401-27 Ave NW Calgary, AB, T2M 2H7 (403) 277-6572 gpeng@spots.ca

 

 

Theatre Group Angry Bubble Productions

The Angry Jellow Bubbles 
Photo by Douglas GorensteinAngry Bubble Productions was established in 1999 when Eva Minemar and Tony Lepore, two New York City natives, were handed the full responsibilities of operating the Piano Store Theatre at 158 Ludlow Street on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.

Over the past four years, their main focus has been the development of new talent. Angry Bubble Productions has been committed to providing opportunities to up and coming actors, writers, and directors. Their greatest strength is bringing people together from different parts of the New York theatre scene for presentations of quality start-up projects. Indeed, every one of their productions has been a World Premiere.

 

Some Reviews: 

"This all-female, multi-ethnic NYC troupe puts a fresh spin on familiar topics."
LA WEEKLY (Recommended)
November 2003

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“For an hour, be prepared to laugh out loud as this seven strong female cast entertain by drawing on their own experiences.
Creator and director Eva Minemar has produced a hilarious take on the pressures and difficulties women come across throughout life and ladies will be in stitches as they identify with the issues raised."
Edinburgh Evening News
August 12,2003

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.Playwright: Ratna Sarumpaet

‘Marsinah’ 

“If only, in this profound and spirit-filled silence, I could find true silence...
If only, in this silence, I could shut out the moans of hunger, the frightening screams, and unending pain...
If only, for a moment, I could feel that my body was still my own...”  Marsinah Accused by Ratna Sarumpaet, featured by the Manoa Journal's
Silenced Voices, summer 2000; vol. 12, no. 1

Uses the power of art to fight injustice by Stephanie Kendrick

 

 

 

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