Show #1 (opening August 23 in Denver) of the upcoming season of four original Screw Tooth shows is now fully cast!
Development and rehearsal is under way, and as part of the process, we’re putting out questions based on some of the themes of the show to anyone interested in answering and being a part of its creation!
Here’s a link to where you can submit answers: Show #1 Questions
Thank you!
Come see a one-night only presentation of new works at Buntport Theater!
Friday, May 17
Event Info Link: “3 Things”
Thing 1: The Fish that Comes Between
Performed by Buntport’s Brian Colonna and Erin Rollman
Directed and choreographed by Screw Tooth’s Adam Stone and Hoarded Stuff’s Laura Ann Samuelson
Sound design by Adam Stone
Thing 2: Songs for Imaginary Landscapes
Performed and composed by Nathan Hall.
Assisted by Brian Colonna and Erin Rollman
Video by Adam Stone
Thing 3: Il pleut.
Co-created by Laura Ann Samuelson and Adam Stone
Choreographed and performed by Laura Ann Samuelson
Directed and sound designed by Adam Stone
Progress photo from Il Pleut:
April 18th at Lion’s Lair (Denver, CO) was a killer show! Strange Kids followed by YoSoySauce, and a brand new show with new music from The Indestructible North.
Here’s a brief video mix from The Indestructible North set:
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Denver’s Westword recently announced their 2013 “Best Of Denver” awards, and already, before the first season of original Screw Tooth work has begun, it’s been given “Best Collaboration” with Buntport Theater Company for the show “Wake”.
You can see the article HERE.
Thank you to Juliet Wittman (who also wrote the article announcing Screw Tooth’s birth.
In other news, come see The Indestructible North live at Lion’s Lair, playing with YoSoySauce and Strange Kids on April 18th! It’s going to be a killer time!
Click on the picture below to visit the event page (and maybe get out your red/cyan anaglyph 3D glasses first):
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Screw Tooth’s first season of original shows, beginning in August, was announced yesterday in Denver’s Westword!
You can read the article HERE.
Thank you to John Moore for these additional photos of backstage before “Wake“.
My cassette tape playing glove:
Caliban & Miranda (Brian Colonna & Erin Rollman):
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Heading into weekend #2 of Wake, a collaboration with Buntport Theater in Denver.
Opening weekend was fantastic, and we have four more weeks of performances! Thank you to our first two audiences for your generosity and excitement.
Here’s a review of the show from the Westword: Read Here
and an opening night photo from John Moore: 
Incredibly fun Indestructible North show last night at Lion’s Lair in Denver!
Thank you to everyone who was there, and thank you to John Moore for the wonderful write-up and photos (read it HERE).
Here’s one of the photos:
Here’s a visual update of the sound project I’m building for the Screw Tooth/Buntport Theater collaborative show “Wake“.
Check out their website for more info on the show:
buntport.com
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TOMORROW (January 3) at 10pm:
The Indestructible North
LIVE at Lion’s Lair.
it will be vicious and it will be unstable and it will dig its claws into your bones…
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Miles of magnetic tape, a fifty dollar piano, metal springs, cello bows, reel to reel, endless metal surfaces, and piles of gutted electronics. All this in a 3,000 sq/ft warehouse. I am Shakespeare’s Ariel, and I make noise. Lots of noise.
Buntport and I are working together to create their next production here in Denver, CO.
The beginnings and experiments for my sound design:
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The Indestructible North: Live at Larimer Lounge (Denver, CO) @ 11pm
For half-price ticket coupons ($5), use this image (you can print it out or show it on your phone at the door):
Or use this PDF version: THEINDESTRUCTIBLENORTH-11-29-2012
Send the ticket coupons to anyone and everyone!
See you there!
Adam
Here is an EP of three songs I was writing while in the mixing stages of the last album “I Am Afraid”. They’re a very different style, and are also quite a departure from the new North album I’m in the studio working on now, which is closer to the more operatic/metal-inspired “I Am Afraid”.
Lyrics for “Fucking Skeeters” by Chessy Normile.
Download “Mask ep” for free by clicking HERE.
Or listen here:
More at: theindestructiblenorth.com
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In anticipation of three new North tracks about to be released, here’s a link for a free download of the EP “I Am Afraid” and a video.
more at theindestructiblenorth.com
video by Adam Stone.
A curious progression as I drive eastward:
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ALSO…releasing three new songs here next week.
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A piece prior to “Fall Off The Bone” by the same artists.
Artists:
Patrizia Herminjard (directing/cinematography/editing)
Dolo McComb & Adam Dickerson (choreography/performance)
Adam Stone (original music & sound)
Madam and Evening: A hundred moments began as a documentation of the performance-based installation Madam and Evening: A Living Installation conceived by Dolo McComb and Adam Dickerson at Colorado College and presented by the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center. The genesis for both works lies in the notion that dreams exist as individual experiences, creating an imagined reality of unique aesthetic possibilities. The film combines visually compelling moments from the installation with a modern interpretation of the biblical myth of Adam and Eve.
video by Adam Stone.
Artists:
Patrizia Herminjard (directing/cinematography/editing)
Dolo McComb (choreography/performance)
Adam Dickerson (choreography/performance)
Adam Stone (original music/sound)
A short film by Patrizia Herminjard filmed in Colorado Springs following the Waldo Canyon Fire that devastated thousands of acres of forest and burnt hundreds of homes. This duet reveals the many facets and quirks of an unresolved friendship. Choreography and performance by Adam Dickerson and Dolo McComb. Directing, cinematography, and editing by Patrizia Herminjard. Original music by Adam Stone.