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 Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre presents Hector the Spectre Steals the Show by Andrea Boyd and Laura Teasdale Hector the Spectre Steals the Show is a six-part radio play written by Festival Antigonish artistic director Andrea Boyd and local actor/playwright Laura Teasdale. The story is based on the legend of the Bauer Theatre’s resident ghost, Hector, and is inspired by real stories collected from artists and community members of all ages who have had encounters with Hector over the last 30 years. The play imagines a world where live theatre still happens, and where Festival Antigonish is producing a new play about the legendary ghosts – Blue Nun and Red Priest. But when Hector, the benevolent ghost of the theatre, sees that this ghost story on stage is not about him, he takes matters into his own hands. Cast List: Clare: Liliona Quarmyne Jude: James MacLean Ben: Josh MacDonald Margie: Francine Deschepper Tatiana/Ann: Laura Teasdale Actor Hector: Chad Relf Hector: Kevin Curran With cameos by: Andrea Boyd Reema Fuller Michael Gillis Briana Lynch-Rankin Natasha MacKinnon Ian Pygott Ingrid Risk Director: Andrea Boyd Sound Design: Justin GreggFestival Antigonish Sciences sociales
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  • 7: Hector the Spectre Steals the Show - entire play - all 6 episodes in one!

    7: Hector the Spectre Steals the Show - entire play - all 6 episodes in one!
    Oct 21 2020
    Hector the Spectre Steals the Show - all 6 episodes in one!
    Listen to the entire radio play in one go!

    Festival Antigonish Summer Theatre presents
    Hector the Spectre Steals the Show
    by Andrea Boyd and Laura Teasdale

    Hector the Spectre Steals the Show is a six-part radio play written by Festival Antigonish artistic director Andrea Boyd and local actor/playwright Laura Teasdale. The story is based on the legend of the Bauer Theatre’s resident ghost, Hector, and is inspired by real stories collected from artists and community members of all ages who have had encounters with Hector over the last 30 years.

    The play imagines a world where live theatre still happens, and where Festival Antigonish is producing a new play about the legendary ghosts – Blue Nun and Red Priest. But when Hector, the benevolent ghost of the theatre, sees that this ghost story on stage is not about him, he takes matters into his own hands.

    Cast List:
    Clare: Liliona Quarmyne 
    Jude: James MacLean
    Ben: Josh MacDonald
    Margie: Francine Deschepper
    Tatiana/Ann: Laura Teasdale
    Actor Hector: Chad Relf
    Hector: Kevin Curran

    With cameos by:
    Andrea Boyd
    Reema Fuller
    Michael Gillis
    Briana Lynch-Rankin
    Natasha MacKinnon
    Ian Pygott
    Ingrid Risk

    Director: Andrea Boyd
    Sound Design: Justin Gregg
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    1 h et 27 min
  • 6: Hector the Spectre Episode VI - Opening Night

    6: Hector the Spectre Episode VI - Opening Night
    Oct 14 2020
    Welcome to our sixth and final episode. In case you’re just tuning in, Festival Antigonish is trying to put on a play and Hector the Spectre is trying to stop them...That’s all I got...Just do your best to keep up! And good luck.... 
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    18 min
  • 5: Hector the Spectre Episode V - Dress Rehearsal

    5: Hector the Spectre Episode V - Dress Rehearsal
    Oct 7 2020
    Welcome to Episode 5. In case you missed it... Last week, Hector wrecked the tech...nical rehearsal. And Clare, the director, struggled to stage her grandiose dream sequence on an itty-bitty budget. Let’s see if this dress rehearsal will even happen... 
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    17 min

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