During this year’s Melbourne Fringe Festival, I had the pleasure of appearing on super-cool comedian Lisa Skye‘s podcast Art, Sex and Snacks alongside Lisa, my friend friend Cath Styles.It was a super fun show to be involved with and it was an awesome night. There’s a whole series of them that are worth checking out, but here’s the link to my episode: Check out the full show here!
Our show This Is Not A Love Song is going great guns in Perth and head to Melbourne later this month. Here’s what Australian Stage had to say:
“Greg Fleet’s first theatre play is full of memories, tears, laughter and Good Music… Shane Adamczak is perfect …natural and believable, with comic-dramatic gold … His strong vocal skills work well with the clear sweetness of Tegan Mulvany’s voice as they sing duets. …Not a comedy, but not a kitchen sink drama, either, This is Not a Love Song feels suspiciously autobiographical and peculiarly intimate, providing insights into Greg Fleet’s life and loves, haunting with melodies arranged to tug at the heart strings. “
We Also had another great review come out of Perth Theatre Reviews. Check out that full review HERE.
This show is going to be amazing and will very likely sell-out early. Be sure to get your ticket now by visiting The Blue Room Theatre Website.
Very excited to let you know that I’m in a new play called THIS IS NOT A LOVE SONG* written by Australian Comedy legend Greg Fleet, directed by Hoo-Haa’s own Tegan Mulvany, starring the three of us PLUS live music by the insanely talented Michael de Grussa (Who I have worked with on Checkout The Musical and various Zack Adams projects!)
We are super excited to debuting this show at The Blue Room Theatre in Perth before we take it to Melbourne. If you want to know more and would even like to help us crowd-fund our tour, check out our Indiegogo page and you can get some awesome stuff as rewards (including original artwork and/or mix tapes by your truly)!
*This is pretty interesting if the realise that the last major role I played was Johnny Rotten…
My very funny friend DeAnne Smith invited me to be on her podcast “Questionable At Best.” Each week, she and a guest attempt to answer life’s big questions and have a great time doing it. We did a super fun “Would You Rather…” edition, check it out HERE.
You can also check out DeAnne’s first appearance on UP LATE LIVE here.
And just for fun, here’s an episode of her web series Life Made EZ in which I featured.
Wanna hear me chat to Keith and Walter from Montreal’s #3 Podcast, 9to5’s Go Plug Yourself? Then check it out HERE! I sat down and talked candidly about Trampoline, Zack Adams, Transformers, Australian actors and bunch of other stuff…it was great fun.
Last week, after ten months and nine amazing “episodes” (including a motherflippin’ XMAS SPECIAL!) the crew of Captain Spaceship just had their final mission at Mainline Theatre (But for HOW LONG!?). The finale was bitter-sweet, funny, silly, spacey, timey-wimey and even a little sentimental; all the things I’ve come to love about this format!
This on-going sci-fi improv series has been one of the funniest and most rewarding shows I’ve ever had the pleasure of being involved with. The incredibly talented cast, that really was the best of the best, made my stupid idea come alive and took it too places I never thought imaginable. I was thrilled to see how quickly audiences embraced the show and gave us our own little cult following (cult followings are cool). I have had such a blast living out the adventure of these crazy characters, I do hope we get to do this again sometime. Plans are already underway for Captain Spaceship Down-under and a follow up series in Montreal next year, so stay tuned Spaceshippers, the Captain is just locked in stasis…for now.
I want to take this opportunity to thank my incredible cast Lea Rondot, Pat Dussault, Dan Jeannotte, Lise Vigneault, Matt Goldberg, Marc Rowland and Kirsten Rasmussen as well as all the incredible guest stars who appeared throughout the series: Dan Derkson, Jess Fildes, Anders Yates, Colin Munch, Brent Skagford, Vinny Francois and the mighty Vance Gillies!
Thanks also to the fine folks at Mainline Theatre, Especially Amy Blackmore, Al Lafrance and out awesome techie Emily Thorne. Big thanks also to Jeremy Hechtman who got the ball rolling on this project and without whom, it might never have happened.
CHECK OUT THE CAPTAIN SPACESHIP TUMBLR FOR ALL THE EPISODES (almost)
“THE DEATH OF CAPTAIN SPACESHIP” 8pm TONIGHT (July 5) at MAINLINE THEATRE!
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