Puppet Hustle

Check out these puppets from our friend Kentaro Sugana.
He has an exhibition of his work going on in NYC presently. Pretty awesome stuff. You can check out his work HERE!


We also met up with Warcloud aka Yusef aka Gujaba aka Steve Andrews, a fashion model from New York. We took a bunch of nice photos for his portfolio earlier this month.

A History of Shit: Manson in Thebes, the Website

Check out
www.historyofshit.com
for news, info, tickets, and everything else related to our Philadelphia Fringe Festival 2009 performance A History of Shit: Manson in Thebes

God of Tears-Fantasia Film Festival

God of Tears will be screening at the Fantasia Film Festival in Montreal in July!
More details as they come.

A History of Shit: Animation!

A History of Shit: Press Photo Shoot

Today, our actors got together for a photo-shoot for a press kit we are putting together this weekend. They were amazing! The dresses max got yesterday looked great on them too.
I'm pretty confident already that this play is going to be phenomenal!

Here are more of the best photos we got tonight. check this out:

A History of Shit

At the present moment we're working on a theatrical production entitled "A History of Shit: Manson in Thebes."
It's about Charles Manson traveling to Ancient Greece to teach the doctrine of Colon Cleansing.
He is given the mission to go to Greece by the God of Shit, who sees his dedication to murder on God's behalf (ala Old Testament heroes like Abraham and Moses).

Tonight we take production stills. I purchased some costumes last night at a Thrift Store. I had my doubts about one garment, but a short Russian woman approached me and let me know that it was just what I was looking for.
She then said she was a fairy. She pulled out a bottle of bubbles and blew several. She granted me 10 wishes.

I figured this was a good indication that it was the right garment. I guess we'll find out tonight. Let's hope my wishes come true.

We'll post photos soon.

New Animation from Greg Lytle

Check out this new animation from Greg Lytle, a man who made our film "God of Tears" possible thanks to his dedication and time. He helped build and design sets and characters and animated, basically from the start of the project up to its completion. He worked with us pretty much everyday of the week and throughout many whole weekends, non-stop.

This one is his first venture into line-drawing animation, and is a colloboration with poet Kathryn Regina.


I Am In the Air Right Now from Greg Lytle on Vimeo.