Friday, October 28, 2005

Party in support of Projet Montreal will feature some infringers...




















To get involved, please contact jacobnerenberg@yahoo.ca

Wednesday, October 19, 2005

sCARe Stories Hallowe'en weekend

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sCARe STORIES:
Hallowe’en is expanding in Montréal…

Hallowe’en is slowly becoming a major festive and cultural event in Montreal. In what it hopes to be the start of a new annual tradition, Optative Theatrical Laboratories is bringing the spirit of Hallowe’en back by transforming the Plateau, with all its grungy alleyways, streets, bars and parking lots, into a terrifying haunted house where no one is safe from the creatures that lurk in the shadows….

Montrealer Donovan King, infamous for putting the fear-factor back into motherland England’s London Dungeon is facilitating sCARe STORIES as a celebration of Montreal’s ghostly past and Hallowe’en. In the tradition of Montreal’s longest-running theatre experiment, Car Stories, only three spectators at a time, never knowing what’s lurking just around the corner, will be thrown into a frightening matrix of phantom killers, the undead, classic scenes of terror set in real cars - and things that go bump in the night!

The performance runs Sunday, October 30th and Monday, October 31st between 6:30pm and 10pm, with a new group leaving every 30 minutes.

Spectators should call (514) 583-FEST (3378) or e-mail optativelabs@yahoo.ca to reserve a spot, or go to Copacabana (3910 St-Laurent) during show times and look for someone undead.

sCARe Stories is PAY-WHAT-YOU-CAN

Media Inquiries: (514) 583-3378 or optativelabs@yahoo.ca

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Wednesday, October 12, 2005

Actors wanted for sCARe Stories

Optative Theatrical Laboratories is looking for players, cars and stories of horror for sCARe Stories, a Halloween show based on Montreal's longest-running theatre experiment Car Stories.

Set in grungy alleys, streets, bars and parked cars, this show will transform Montreal's urban wonderland into a haunted house for three spectators at a time.

If you can create a bold character and play within loose dramatic guidelines, or if you have a 10-12 minute story (scripted or improv-based) that can be played in a car, please get in touch with us.

Call (514) 583-FEST (3378) or e-mail optativelabs@yahoo.ca

Wednesday, October 05, 2005

Wendy Bouie performing this Friday


Wendy Bouie, who played with The Capones in the 2005 Fest, will be performing unplugged versions of her Home Again CD this Friday at 8pm at The Yellow Door (3625 Aylmer, near Pine in the McGill Ghetto). It costs $5. Wendy will be playing a 45 minute set and opening for Johnny Eden.