Eric Peterson (Necessary Angel’s Half Life, TV’s Corner Gas) and Caroline Gillis (Tarragon’s How It Works, da da kamera’s A Beautiful View) outside the Capitol Event Theatre before Necessary Angel’s 3 Plays/1 Day Gala. (Thanks to Daniel MacIvor for the photo.)
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wait a sec, i thought the whole humour of this series is that none of them are actually celebrities. these are actually celebrities. that's pretty awesome. this makes it more plausible that the other people photographed ARE actually celebrities.
thank you daniel macivor.
and oh, ian, too bad you erased that robospam comment that was up here earlier. i was looking forward to getting in an argument with a robot.
“After the years and years of weaker and waterier imitations, we now find ourselves rejecting the very notion of a holy stage. It is not the fault of the holy that it has become a middle-class weapon to keep the children good.” Peter Brook – The Empty Space
2 comments:
wait a sec, i thought the whole humour of this series is that none of them are actually celebrities. these are actually celebrities. that's pretty awesome. this makes it more plausible that the other people photographed ARE actually celebrities.
thank you daniel macivor.
and oh, ian, too bad you erased that robospam comment that was up here earlier. i was looking forward to getting in an argument with a robot.
Eric Peterson in Daniel Brooks' The Designated Mourner at the Tarragon in 1999 – made me begin to understand what theatre could be.
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