Monday, October 8, 2007

A Success...

Well...Broken was a success. I am very happy with how it turned out, and excited to see where it will go next. Thank you to all of you who supported me through this process.
I am considering a few different options as the next step with this script. First, I am going to enter it into the few festivals here in Calgary, like the One Act Festival and Ignite! Also I am looking into bringing it out to Nelson BC for a weekend this coming Spring.
Please have a look at a few of the pictures that I created during the run...these three were from the three strongest performances...it was interesting to me that the more "in it" I was, the more captivating the painting...I hope you enjoy!

Wednesday, September 26, 2007

Choice

What a journey this has been. It is one thing to say you are going to do something, and an entirely other thing to actually go through with it. So, it is opening night tonight for my one woman show "Broken". It has been a bumpy and short rehearsal process, so feelings of being unprepared and not good enough have been just a few that I have experienced in the last couple of days. Today I am making the choice to be at peace with where this project is right now, and remembering that it is still a work in progress...this is not the be all end all.
Thank you to all of you who have supported and encouraged me through this project. I am truly grateful for your prayers and shoulders. Sometimes it is hard to rely solely on the creator to be my shoulder, so having you dear friends to lean on when I'm knee deep in tears is such a blessing. Thank you for helping me learn a long the way.
And as my dear friend Deirdre is working on her "Peace Project" I am reminded to be comfortable with being at peace, and to wish peace on everyone in my life...so...
Peace to all of you...

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Broken

SILHOUETTE
presents
BROKEN
by
Roger Mason and Juliana Marko
Directed
by
Sharla Erick
SEPTEMBER 26-29
Follow a young woman as she journeys through a life of misunderstanding and endless possibilities.
SHOWS:
Wednesday-Saturday @7pm
Saturday Matinee @2pm
TICKETS:
Wednesday pay-what-you-can
Thursday-Saturday Evenings
Adults $12 Students $10
Saturday Matinee $6
For more information please contact Juliana at
or call
403.875.5525

Thursday, September 13, 2007

ACTORS AND TECH CREW NEEDED!

ACTORS AND TECH CREW NEEDED!

Silhouette presents
Melville Boys by Norm Foster
December 5-8 2007

Needed:
2 Male Actors ages 25-40

Auditions are being held on September 23.
Please contact Juliana at silhouette.theatre@yahoo.ca to book an audition time.

We are also looking for a stage manager, as well as some other back-stage hands. Please contact me if you are interested!

Thanks so much!

Wednesday, July 25, 2007

Upcoming Season

"broken"
by
Juliana Marko & Roger Mason
Directed by Sharla Erick
Performed by Juliana Marko
September 26-29
*Birds & Stone Theatre
Shows nightly at 7pm with a Saturday Matinee at 2pm.
Tickets: Thursday-Saturday evening show $12 Adult, $10 Student
Wednesday pay-what-you-can Saturday Matinee $6
"Melville Boys"
by Norm Foster
Directed by Deanna Adam
December 5-8
*Birds & Stone Theatre
Shows nightly at 7pm with a Saturday Matinee at 2pm.
Tickets: Thursday-Saturday evening show $12 Adult, $10 Student
Wednesday pay-what-you-can Saturday Matinee $6
FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT JULIANA AT:
*Birds and Stone Theatre is located at 207 16 Ave NW
in the basement of the Unitarian Church of Calgary.

Previous Posts

Monday, January 08, 2007

RAW IS CHANGING
Over the past 3 or 4 months I have been considering changing the name of my company. Why? This first reason: I googled RAW Productions and about a million things came up. Secondly...there was just something that wasn't sitting right with me. So here it is...
SILHOUETTE
That's right. Just one word. It sums it up.
Dark mystery...hidden truth...unexpected beauty...fragile shell...secret dreams
A silhouette is so mysterious and beautiful. It tempts you to know more, makes you ask questions. The contrast of dark and light is so appealing to the naked eye. A silhouette is brave enough to tell the truth but only reveals what the viewer is ready to see.
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Monday, October 09, 2006

UPDATE
I am hoping to put up 2 shows next year: Fall (September) & Winter (December). More details will be announced ASAP. I will be holding Auditions in September 2007. For more information or to send a resume and head shot please contact Juliana at raw.productions@yahoo.ca
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Monday, September 04, 2006

A Few Audience Members Comment:
I have recieved a couple of emails commenting about the show...Good show! Caught the Tues night performance.Kudo’s to you & cast for overcoming the dreadful obstacle of cast members bailing on you!I like the human frailty of what is behind the mask – that we are unhappy, lost and losing control. Neither a happy or sad ending, just a reality.Thanks.This play with just three actors, is very moving and thought-provoking. The variety of talent and skill that has gone into it's production is noteworthy. The show is a must for all women and all who love, have loved or will love a woman... EVERYONE!
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Sunday, September 03, 2006

THANK YOU!

The cast of AT RISK under construction would like to thank all of you who came out to see this production! It was a success!
From this show I am looking at not only expanding on this project, but writing a one woman show based on one of the characters. Also the possibility of touring this 3 woman show in the spring.
Until the next project!
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Sunday, July 30, 2006

"AT RISK under construction"
Are you living a life that isn’t really yours?Are you so blind that you have forgotten who you really are?
Come join us for an evening of theatre, movement and song:A Post Graduate Workby Juliana Marko
August 29, 30 & 31, 20067:30pm
Cardel Theatre6010 12th St. SE (lower level of Cardel Homes Centre)
Tickets: Students $5 Adults $7To reserve your tickets call 875-5525 or emailraw.productions@yahoo.ca(cash or cheque only)**Please note this show is not suitable for children under 13.Thank you Summit School of Dance, Cardel Homes, The Arts Farm and the Owens Young Family for your support!

Monday, January 15, 2007

A silhouette is so mysterious and beautiful. It tempts you to know more, makes you ask questions. The contrast of dark and light is so appealing to the naked eye. A silhouette is brave enough to tell the truth but only reveals what the viewer is ready to see.