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PHOTOS: Garage Theatre's Apocalypse Wow

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By Daniel DeBoom
 | Tuesday, 21 February 2012 00:36
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12:15pm | They advertised it as the end of the world, but like so many times before, the prophets turned out to be mere profiteers. 

To give the Garage Theatre your money is to ensure the aberrant prattle this cult spreads like so much santorum continues unabated for another year. 

Their gospel was on full display without decorum or modesty during a fundraiser last night at Alex’s Bar.
 
To learn more about the process used by seductive thespians to control their followers visit http://thegaragetheatre.org/.


Jessica Variz, Director of Communication Garage Theatre.
 

Jonelle Thais Holden, singer Paper Kites with Jen Davis
  

Jonelle Thais Holden, singer Paper Kites.
 

(left to right) Robert Edward, Linda Valenzuela, Thomas Amerman, and Ryan McCleary.
 

Robert Young, actor, with Sarah Regan.  
 

Vince Urias on bagpipes.  
 

Vince Urias on bagpipes.
 

Jonelle Thais Holden and Hannah Smith-Keller, both with Paper Kites.  
 

Larry Indich, Marketing Minion & Web Design for Garage Theatre.
 

Robert Edward, Thomas Wasper, and Aaron Van Geem.
 

Red River.
 

Sarah Regan with George Spielvogel.
 

Kristal Greenlea (center), Director of Marketing and Public Relations for Garage Theatre.
 

Matthew Anderson, Director of Audience Development for Garage Theatre with Jonelle Thais Holden.
 

Apocalypse wow!
 

Joe Howells, actor.
 

Eric Hamme, Managing Director of Garage Theatre, with Joe Howells.
 

George Spielvogel, actor.
 

Jamie Sweet, Technical Director of Garage Theatre.
 

Kristal Greenlea.
 

Greggory Moore, author of "The Use of Regret."
 

Nicole Vaughn and Her Lovely Band.
 

Apocalypse wow!


Jen Davis, right. 



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Jamie Sweet, Technical Di
Not only do I take umbrage at being lumped in with anything Santorum-ish, but your small and unruly blurb failed to mention the dozens of beatific smiles, incredible music and the fact that not once did we ask for money during the event. The door was our fundraiser and local hero and epic bar owner Alex got the bar. A win-win situation for the arts and locals. Perhaps you could illuminate the struggling artists in your circle of friends as to more illustrious ways to raise money for the arts when civic opportunites shrivel and dry up in this harsh economic climate? Grow up and say something intelligent, Mr. DeBoom
January
Gosh, I assumed it was all tongue in cheek, especially when I saw the gang of photos.

Had there not been at least a touch of irony, I probably would not have read thes story, to see the event I neglected. Boom on Mr. DeBoom
penelope
If I hadn't been there these pictures would definitely make me upset that I hadn't gone. What a gorgeous and fun group of people the Garage Theatre and their friends are!
Tim G
Jamie's right. Needs a lot more about the beatific smiles.Because everyone is frowning in the pictures.

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