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The Greater Manchester Fringe staged Robots of Death and Storm Mine with a full cast and Paul Darrow – famed as Avon in BBC TV’s Blake’s 7 – reprising the part of Kaston Iago in both productions for the premiere on 1 July 2012 at Fab Cafe. This was the first time he has ever played the part live, and is an amazing treat for fans of Doctor Who, Blake’s 7 and sci-fi fans.
Robots of Death is considered by many fans to be Doctor Who‘s golden era, a Tom Baker classic from 1977, and was voted in the top 10 by fans in Doctor Who Magazine‘s poll of polls in 2009. As with January’s production of Midnight, neither the Doctor nor his 1977 companion Leela featured in Robots of Death, but instead this classic Doctor Who story was adapted to feature the main characters from Magic Bullet’s series of audio adventures – Kaston Iago and Elska Blayes.
The adaptation of Robots of Death was undertaken by Alan Stevens, mastermind behind the Magic Bullet Kaldor City audios and was based on original writer Chris Boucher’s rehearsal scripts. It added a new dimension to this classic tale, whilst remaining consistent with both the original Doctor Who tale and the Kaldor City audios.
Here's a still from our recent interview with Chip Hanna, captured directly out of OnLocation CS4 from our DV source. You can see (as expected) that the image is a bit noisy/grainy, and the colors fairly washed out.
Recoloured picture of Lee Harvey Oswald cut from a magazine. What exactly were the colours of Lee Harvey Oswald's politics?
Formed in 1978 by Alex Soria and Carlos Soria, The Nils’ popularity began in 1982 upon the release of a 5 song demo entitled “Now”. In 1983, they played Montreal’s legendary venue The Spectrum; once with The Ramones and later with X.
The Greater Manchester Fringe staged Robots of Death and Storm Mine with a full cast and Paul Darrow – famed as Avon in BBC TV’s Blake’s 7 – reprising the part of Kaston Iago in both productions for the premiere on 1 July 2012 at Fab Cafe. This was the first time he has ever played the part live, and is an amazing treat for fans of Doctor Who, Blake’s 7 and sci-fi fans.
Robots of Death is considered by many fans to be Doctor Who‘s golden era, a Tom Baker classic from 1977, and was voted in the top 10 by fans in Doctor Who Magazine‘s poll of polls in 2009. As with January’s production of Midnight, neither the Doctor nor his 1977 companion Leela featured in Robots of Death, but instead this classic Doctor Who story was adapted to feature the main characters from Magic Bullet’s series of audio adventures – Kaston Iago and Elska Blayes.
The adaptation of Robots of Death was undertaken by Alan Stevens, mastermind behind the Magic Bullet Kaldor City audios and was based on original writer Chris Boucher’s rehearsal scripts. It added a new dimension to this classic tale, whilst remaining consistent with both the original Doctor Who tale and the Kaldor City audios.
aka. October 7th
Frappe? more like crappe!
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For the whole month of October I am going to try to parttake in whatever national food hoilday it is. To see the whole list check out this site I am using: www.tfdutch.com/foodh.htm .
In the end I'll make a small zine of all 31 comics.
Photo by Jacob Kepler (Las Vegas Weekly)
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ormed in 1978 by Alex Soria and Carlos Soria, The Nils’ popularity began in 1982 upon the release of a 5 song demo entitled “Now”. In 1983, they played Montreal’s legendary venue The Spectrum; once with The Ramones and later with X.
Testing 240fps on the Xacti HD2000, just some random shots on a day at the park with soap bubbles...
Watch this video on Vimeo. Video created by Octavio Solórzano.
Photo by Jacob Kepler (Las Vegas Weekly)
www.lasvegasweekly.com/news/2009/oct/29/sympathy-skeezy/#...
Shot over several days with a 5D Mark II using my 85mm 1.8. The low light capabilities of this camera is extraordinary. Minor color grading in the beginning and end. About 95% of the images are straight from the camera.
Music: "Firelight" by Snow Patrol
This is a frame from a video. You can watch it on Vimeo.