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ROGUES THEATRE RETURNS WITH WORLD PREMIERE OF “THE WEST END”

Rogues Theatre is excited to be back onstage after last season’s highly acclaimed anniversary production of A Beautiful New City by George F. Walker. This season, Rogues return with the world premiere of Christiane Hirt’s hilarious and poignant first play, The West End.

The West End

By: Christiane Hirt

Directed by: Joe-Norman Shaw

Design by: Brad Leavitt

May 1-May 11, 2019, 7:30 pm NIGHTLY

Tickets: $25 Adults/$20 Students & Seniors

All performances in the Joyce Doolittle Theatre @ The Pumphouse

Starring: Sophia Lauchlin Hirt, Jerod Blake and Roel Suasin

With Kirsten Garcia and Michelle Roth

Emma Wood is a 13 year old latch-key kid growing up in Vancouver’s West End

during the late 70’s. Famous as Western Canada’s largest gay (LGBTQ) community, Emma’s lonely adolescence transforms when she meets two gay men who change her life forever. From the sexual revolution of the 70’s through to the AID’s crisis of the 80’s these three unlikely souls become inextricably intertwined in a heartfelt coming of age story that encompasses the growing pains of life, love, sexual identification, self acceptance and a community who continues to thrive in good times and bad.

Throughout a professional career spanning over thirty years, Christiane is best known as a leading actor in such roles as ‘Lil’ in For the Moment starring opposite Russell Crowe, ‘Hannah Peale’ in Lonesome Dove: The Series, ‘Jennie’ in the feature-film, Heart of the Sun (AMPIA award winner for Best Actress), ‘Lori LaRoche,’ in CBC’s Skate! – Gemini nomination for Best Actress,and numerous Guest Star appearances including DaVinci’s Inquest and Intelligence. She is Co-Founder of Company of Rogues Actors Studio and for Rogues Theatre has directed Collected Stories and co-starred in Danny and the Deep Blue Sea.

Christiane is also an award winning screenwriter for If You Really Knew Me –recipient of the AMPIA Award for best screenwriter, 2013. The West End is her first produced play!

Joe is a veteran actor and director; he has worked extensively on both stage and film sets across Canada and internationally. As Artistic Director of Rogues Theatre, his directing credits include: A Beautiful New City, First and Last, Den of Thieves, Some Girls, Storm Warning, Italian American Reconciliation, Jesus Hopped the ‘A’ Train, Red Light Winter, Cow Town, Pushup, Criminal Genius, Savage In Limbo, Selling Mr. Rushdie, The Melville Boys, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, St. Scarlet and Tape.

Cast; Sophia Lauchlin Hirt: Recurring roles on the TV series Cardinal, The Romeo Section and Olympus. Starred in the highly acclaimed, locally shot feature film Ice Blue and recently

appeared with Jeff Bridges in Bad Times at the El Royal. Rogues Theatre Debut Jerod Blake: Award winning stage actor, appeared on tv series Damnation and for Rogues

Theatre- A Beautiful New City and First and Last. Upcoming- Shakespeare by the Bow Roel Suasin: Film/Tv- Be Cool, Music and Lyrics and Joan of Arcadia. Dance Credits-with: Christina Auguilera, Fergie & The Artist Formerly Known as Prince.

Kirsten Garcia: Appeared in independent feature film Valerie (post-production), and Rogues Theatre’s First and Last. Michelle Roth: Appeared in Rogues Theatre’s First and Last.

Rogues Theatre presents The West End by Christiane Hirt, Directed by Joe-Norman Shaw. The play runs May 1-May 11, at The Pumphouse Theatre Ticket information at www.corogues.com

Joe Norman Shaw and Eugune Strickland form last issue's shoot by Kevin Stenhouse

Paul J. Chinook just flew in from Texas to film his Alberta shot and cast project February's Dog.

Listen to how he shares about his first big commercial with Shaw and now creating his own projkects1 he sahres his love for Alberta Film and supporting it!

February’s Dog Story overview February’s Dog takes place in Alberta in modern time and is set against the beautiful and iconic back drop of the Canadian Rocky Mountains under a shroud of winter snow. It follows 2 uniquely different, yet typical men. Dale Walters is a very charismatic and lighthearted man that works hard to enjoy a life of adventure and excitement. Nigel Loggins is a military veteran that is quiet and calculated in his approach towards life. The film opens with these two men as they are finishing up work on a Friday. They get called into the office at the end of the day and are laid off by their boss Arthur Newbury; a very clean cut, to the point, middle aged manager. They are told abruptly by Arthur that this is just temporary, and that they will be back at work in 3 months as soon as market oil prices recover.

About

My Professional page for all my projects. All my work related stuff will be here.

Biography

Joshua Pantalleresco writes stuff and podcast too. His podcast Just Joshing airs Monday and Thursday. His books the Watcher, Stormdancer, and the Wandering God were published by Mirror World Publishing. His next book, Alice Zero was released in March 2019.

Awards

2018 Prix-Aurora Award - Best Fan Related Work Just Joshing Podcast

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Talking with @trent_mcclellan about what it was like starting in his comedy/acting career, happiness and his @laughshopyyc show June 20-22 in Calgary with @titan.rick

We filmed and interviewed @trent_mcclellan the other day in Calgary, where he started his comdic career!

He is very comedic, insightful, friendly and down to earth!

Trent McClellan -Correspondent

Photo by CBC & Aaron Mckenzie Fraser Photography

Trent McClellan is a comedian who has been performing stand-up across Canada for over 14 years. Some of his most notable appearances include sets at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival, Winnipeg Comedy Festival, St. John’s Exit Realty Comedy Fest, the Moncton HubCap Comedy Fest, the Edmonton Comedy Festival, and the YYC Calgary Comedy Festival. Trent has also appeared on CBC’s The Debaters, defended “February” by Lisa Moore on CBC Canada Reads, and has opened for acts such as Bob Saget and Gerry Dee. In 2016, Trent was a guest writer and performer on This Hour Has 22 Minutes and officially joined the show for its 25th season in 2017/2018.

@titan.rick and Trent had a good chat! Boy are these gentlemen are tall!

We were a part of the taping of a pilot for Trent (because he’s a big deal te he) excited to see where it goes for him!

https://www.imherewithmag.com/blog-1/this-hour-has-22-minutes

Photo by Celerbtity Photographer Aaron McKenzie Fraser www.amfraser.com

Rabbitview Video & CBC

Madison Cheeatow is an actress, known for Ruby Skye P.I.: The Haunted Library (2012), Heartland (2007) and Ruby Skye P.I.: The Spam Scam (2010), Heartland (2013-2019), Hudson (2019)

HUDSON; While left in charge of Maggie’s Diner for the week, a driven Jade Virani butts heads with the new girl in town while they vie for the new manager position.

The series is based in the world of CBC’s long-running drama Heartland, with new characters alongside familiar faces and locations.

All six episodes are available now on the free CBC Gem streaming service. bit.ly/watchhudson

Directed by Michelle Morgan (“Lou Fleming” on Heartland) and Sandi Somers

Written by Alexandra Clarke and Ken Craw

Produced by Iylond Entertainment, Seven24 Films, and Dynamo Films

Executive Producers: Scott Lepp and Ken Craw

Photos are available here Courtesy of CBC.

Cast:

“Jade” - Madison Cheeatow

“Sloane” - Bianca Caroca

“Trace” - Sam Muik

Additional Cast and Cameos:

“Melissa” - Allison Lynch

“Kobe” - Owen Crow Shoe

“Lou” - Michelle Morgan

“Georgie” - Alisha Newton

“Amy” - Amber Marshall

“Ty” - Graham Wardle

I'm Here With interviewed Tyler while he was on his way up to Cold Lake for pre-production on his newest film he is filming in May! He kindly chatted with us about all he has going on in his film career and about nomination at his years' Alberta Screen Awards for 2018! Check out his podcast on our iTunes!

Tyler Duffy is an emerging actor, writer, independent filmmaker, and motorcycle enthusiast from Alberta, Canada. Tyler has been described as a dark, edgy, multi-sided, and unpredictable artist with a brutally true perspective based on true grit. He has a passion for telling compelling gritty stories based on real life events.

You can expect to see his work in many projects in 2019; mainly, Culprits; an award winning short drama about human trafficking that will be expanded into a full feature film, and an episodic horror/drama set in the 1920's titled Rutherford Manor. Created by the amazing Preston Ewasiuk.

2019 AMPIA Rosie Awards Finalist for Best Promotional Production this April, 27th, in Edmonton. Art by Jamie Pruden and Photo by Sean Gordon

https://www.imherewithmag.com/blog-1/tyler-duffy-alberta-s-newest-face-to-watch

CBC Gem's original series Hudson, set in the world of Heartland

While left in charge of Maggie’s Diner for the week, a driven Jade Virani butts heads with the new girl in town while they vie for the new manager position.

Starring:“Jade” - Madison Cheeatow

“Sloane” - Bianca Caroca

“Trace” - Sam Muik

Additional Cast and Cameos:

“Melissa” - Allison Lynch

“Kobe” - Owen Crow Shoe

“Lou” - Michelle Morgan

“Georgie” - Alisha Newton

“Amy” - Amber Marshall

“Ty” - Graham Wardle

MAN RUNNING starring Gord Rand, Playing In Calgary & Edmonton This April 12th-21

Metro Cinema Garneau (Edmonton, AB)

Friday, April 26, 2019 @ 7:00 PM

Director Gary Burns will be doing a Q & A after the film.

Calgary and Edmonton Theatrical Release Indiecan Entertainment is excited to announce the Canadian theatrical release of MAN RUNNING

MAN RUNNING is directed by Gary Burns and His Wife (Waydowntown), written by Donna Brunsdale (A Problem with Fear) and produced by Avi Federgreen (Kiss and Cry, One Week) in association with Telefilm Canada and with the participation of the CBC. The film stars Gord Rand (An Audience of Chairs), Ivana Shein (Meadowland) and Milli Wilkinson (Riverdale).

Avi Federgreen is a Producer and production manager, known for One Week (2008), Still Mine (2012) and Score: A Hockey Musical (2010).

OPENING DATES

Globe Theatre (Calgary, AB)

Friday, April 12, 2019- Sunday, April 21, 2019

Tuesday, April 30, 2019

Wednesday, May 1, 2019

Thursday, May 2 , 2019

Metro Cinema Garneau (Edmonton, AB)

Friday, April 26, 2019 @ 7:00 PM

Director Gary Burns will be doing a Q & A after the film

SYNOPSIS OF MAN RUNNING

A doctor runs in a grueling 24-hour, 100-mile ultra-marathon over rugged mountain terrain as he avoids the aftermath of a recent incident in his medical practice. Over the course of the race, as physical and mental exhaustion turns to fantasies and hallucinations, race-related dramas intertwine with the details of his current crisis. He’s tormented by his decision to assist in the death of a terminally-ill teenager, against both the parents’ wishes and the legal parameters of assisted suicide.

https://www.imherewithmag.com/blog-1/man-running

https://www.facebook.com/manrunningmovie/

TaroPR and I'm Here With

Amber Marshall is nominated for Best Performance by an Alberta Actress at the Alberta Film Awards, April, 27th 2019.

Just announced by Amber Marshall herself, there will be a 13th Season!

Ruby/Emmanuella Spencer, Amber Marshall and Graham Wardle on CBC and Netlifx. Photos by Andrew Bako, courtesy of CBC.

Amber Marshall plays iconic Amy Fleming in Heartland and is amazing in this new season! She is so relatable and she is an example to women to work hard, love their family and to do the right thing always! Her character is so sweet and caring about keeping her family close, it had us in tears. - I'm Here With.

The season opens with Amy (AMBER MARSHALL) and Ty (GRAHAM WARDLE) trying to balance life with their toddler and perpetually busy schedules. Realizing a long-time goal of working together turns out

to be the solution, even though the decision presents inevitable ups and downs. When a newcomer

unexpectedly arrives at Heartland, Amy and Ty are confronted with a difficult choice that could change

their family forever.

Hélène Joy photo by Susan Findlay

Hélène Joy Murdoch Mysteries Star

Interviewed by Blaine Schlechter

The first thing I want to say is congratulations on season 12, not many shows even make it to 10 and you guys are on 12 already! Did you imagine the first day you walked onto the set as Dr. Julia Ogden, you will still be playing her 12 seasons later?

Of course not, that’s just not how actors think (laughs). It’s normally one day at a time…one year at a time, so that’s just not something that you expect. It’s not something that you expect anywhere in the world, particularly in Canada. We just so rarely get more than three or maybe four. It’s certainly not to be expected ever.

www.imherewithmag.com/blog-1/h%C3%A9…doch-mysteries