Okay. You got me, internet people. I posted a $1000 fundraiser challenge for THIS WEEK at 5am this morning, and now we’re $57 bucks short of that goal. Fine. FIIINE.
I now throw down the gauntlet of a $2000 fundraising challenge by the end of the week. That’s 1/4 of the way through our Kickstarter goal, and 1/5 of the way through our overall reach goal.
The Kickstarter for Avalanche Theatre Company is up and running!
Check it out over at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/586208974/avalanche-theatre-company-what-is-living-without-0?ref=live
You can also follow us on twitter at @as_subtle_as
Here’s a great turkey day article on things we might consider Anathema, by Jon Jon Johnson of Avalanche Theatre Company!
Avalanche Theatre Company has just posted their upcoming season! Check out the info on my theatre company!
As always, thanks for reading.
-K
Check out Jon Jon’s curious article Inertia. Bonus: You get to find out what I’m up to while you’re reading it.
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That’s a huge bonus.
Check out Jon Jon Johnson’s take on Joy and the theatre. He’s working on Six Characters in Search of an Author right now over at WSC Avant Bard, and his post is a pretty cool reminder of something that working actors can forget pretty easily.
Are you ready to rumble?
an avalanche. serene. majestic. cataclysmic.
I am helping Liz Hansen and Jon Jon Johnson found Avalanche Theatre Company.
Who is Avalanche?
If you’re a DC fringe goer, you might recall a couple of shows; Sarah Kane’s Crave in the 2011 festival, and Despertar in the 2012 festival. Having done two years of fringing, Avalanche’s creative team was ready to make the jump to a full fledged company, and brought me on.
Why Avalanche?
The company catchphrases is ‘as subtle as,’ which I find fits my personality. I’ve always wanted to ‘one day’ have a theatre company, and so, when Jon Jon and Liz asked if I would be interested in co-directing their company, it struck me as an excellent opportunity.
How an avalanche strikes.
Why Run Your Own Company?
There are many reasons to run one’s own company, many good, many bad. Many folks do it so they can select their seasons, which I think is one of the primary (and most legitimate) reasons for founding a theatre company. It’s a chance for people like me to use all their skill sets at once, rather than work as a token skill set for another company. For me, it’s a chance to create art in a dynamic, fresh environment with a supportive team. It’s also a chance to continue developing my theatre admin skills while at the same time getting to flex my creative muscles.
We had our first official meeting as a board yesterday, and we’ve got a slew of exciting plans coming up. I won’t say what they are just yet, but… you should be excited. I know I am.
How Do I Find Out More?
A good question, faithful reader, and one that I am prepared to provide links for:
The company website is:
Hey all! So I’m working on this show,
and I’ve got a view things to share with you, namely video content
(huzzah! video content! put ‘er there, keegan!)
yeah, guys, I would, but… not a video content site yet. I’m so cheap! so, for now, we have links:
Interview with Megan Behm, director:
Interview with Bill Goodman, Playwright:
Talkback footage from our second draft:
if you like what you see, follow these guys on @universeplayers and at edge of the universe players 2 on facebook!
Hello loyal fans,
FINALLY! This is up and running on the youtubes. You may remember me blogging about it here and here.
Let me know your thoughts on the video, and of course, come see Ecce! It opens this Thursday night at 8:00pm, and I have a feeling it’s going to be pretty great.
Again, thanks for reading.
-K
Hey all,
I know I’ve been gone for like, 2 weeks, but. Whatever. I know we’re cool. Anyway, I am particularly swamped this week (oy).
Between teaching for ETC, attending (or not attending) an awesome social media class at GMU, editing, and attending rehearsals, I am booked. Solid.
And yet I post. Will Wonders Never Cease?
No, I’m posting because I’m working on a semi-overdue trailer for Ecce at the Capital Fringe.
So, yeah, I’m in that show. We open on July 19th at 7pm. You should get tickets.
Okay, back to editing.
-K
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