YouTube has deleted my clip, so I put it on other place.
Thursday, 18 October 2012
Guest in Beauty and the Beast S01E02
YouTube has deleted my clip, so I put it on other place.
Wednesday, 10 October 2012
Luke will be in comedy?
It's pilot. So maybe he will be in or not.
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MIPCOM 2012: Former 'Chuck' Actor Vik Sahay Joins CTV Comedy Pilot 'Satisfaction'
4:23 AM PDT 10/10/2012 by Etan Vlessing
The Canadian actor, who
played Lester Patel in the U.S. spy-fi series, will appear as an
eccentric dental hygienist in the homegrown pilot from Tim McAuliffe
("Up All Night").
CANNES - Former Chuck actor Vik Sahay has been cast in the Canadian single-camera comedy pilot Satisfaction for CTV and indie producer DHX Media.
Sahay is to play an eccentric dental hygienist in the comedy created and written by Tim McAuliffe (Up All Night, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon).
His recent film credits include Sean Garrity’s My Awkward Sexual Adventure, which bowed in Toronto, and appearing opposite Seann William Scott in Universal Pictures’ American Reunion.
Sahay joins a Satisfaction pilot cast that includes Luke Macfarlane (Brothers and Sisters), Stephanie Lemelin, Ryan Belleville and Leah Renee.
Satisfaction is about a twenty-something couple who rent a room out to a newly single young man who hopes to learn from his friends the secrets to a great relationship. The pilot will be shot in Toronto this Fall.
[Source]
MIPCOM 2012: Former 'Chuck' Actor Vik Sahay Joins CTV Comedy Pilot 'Satisfaction'
4:23 AM PDT 10/10/2012 by Etan Vlessing
CANNES - Former Chuck actor Vik Sahay has been cast in the Canadian single-camera comedy pilot Satisfaction for CTV and indie producer DHX Media.
Sahay is to play an eccentric dental hygienist in the comedy created and written by Tim McAuliffe (Up All Night, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon).
His recent film credits include Sean Garrity’s My Awkward Sexual Adventure, which bowed in Toronto, and appearing opposite Seann William Scott in Universal Pictures’ American Reunion.
Sahay joins a Satisfaction pilot cast that includes Luke Macfarlane (Brothers and Sisters), Stephanie Lemelin, Ryan Belleville and Leah Renee.
Satisfaction is about a twenty-something couple who rent a room out to a newly single young man who hopes to learn from his friends the secrets to a great relationship. The pilot will be shot in Toronto this Fall.
Sunday, 7 October 2012
Friday, 28 September 2012
THEATER REVIEW: Luke Macfarlane stars in “Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir”
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THEATER REVIEW: Luke Macfarlane stars in “Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir”
Jean Lowerison - SDGLN Theater Critic
September 28th, 2012
Bartenders spend their working hours listening to tales of love,
loss and desertion. But it’s not often that a bartender is the
storyteller.
It’s a cold, snowy night in Greenwich Village and barkeep Sam Bendrix (Luke Macfarlane) has decided to leave New York. On this, his last night, he gets a chance to provide the entertainment and tell his story.
Keith Bunin’s “Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir” is the third in La Jolla Playhouse’s “Without Walls” theater series of off-campus productions. Martini’s Above Fourth in Hillcrest is the location (the first time an actual bar has been used) for the show that has already been extended through Oct. 17. Mark Rucker directs.
It’s pre-Stonewall 1958, a time when even talking about being gay could lead to unpleasant consequences, and doing more might mean loss of job or even life.
Backed up by a boffo three-man combo on piano (Charlie Reuter), bass (Kevin Cooper) and percussion (Danny King), the closeted Sam sings nearly 20 songs and tells the sad “Story of My Life,” beginning with his father’s desertion and ending with another unhappy event.
Sam describes childhood with his single mom in Nebraska, where “the landscape is so flat, you can watch your dog run away for five days.” It was here that his mom gave him a cello and encouraged him to sing.
After the war, he goes to New York, where he meets the no-nonsense Helene from Joliet, Ill. (“It’s the biggest maximum-security prison in the country. And there’s a jail.”), who becomes his best gal pal. When he mentions he’d like to sing, she advises him to work in a bar and take it from there.
The other major person in Sam’s New York life is Joel, also closeted and fearful of exposure, who brings both joy and sadness for Sam.
Macfarlane, perhaps best known for his work as Scotty on the TV series “Brothers & Sisters,” is a convincing actor, but his too-cautious approach to singing gets in the way of connecting with the audience. It’s a pity, because many of the songs – by the likes of Kurt Weill, Cole Porter and George Gershwin – are classics.
Still, the band is great, the martinis are strong, and where better for a show like this than a nice Hillcrest bar?
The details
"Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir" plays through Oct. 17 at Martinis Above Fourth, 3940 Fourth Ave., Suite 200, Hillcrest.
Monday through Wednesday at 7:30 pm; Saturday at 2 pm; Sunday at 2 and 7:30 pm.
For tickets, call 858-550-1010 or visit HERE.
To read more reviews by SDGLN Theater Critic Jean Lowerison, click HERE.
THEATER REVIEW: Luke Macfarlane stars in “Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir”
Jean Lowerison - SDGLN Theater Critic
September 28th, 2012
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Photo credit: J. Katarzyna Woronowicz
Luke Macfarlane of "Brothers & Sisters"
fame stars in Keith Bunin’s “Sam Bendrix
At The Bon Soir.”
|
It’s a cold, snowy night in Greenwich Village and barkeep Sam Bendrix (Luke Macfarlane) has decided to leave New York. On this, his last night, he gets a chance to provide the entertainment and tell his story.
Keith Bunin’s “Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir” is the third in La Jolla Playhouse’s “Without Walls” theater series of off-campus productions. Martini’s Above Fourth in Hillcrest is the location (the first time an actual bar has been used) for the show that has already been extended through Oct. 17. Mark Rucker directs.
It’s pre-Stonewall 1958, a time when even talking about being gay could lead to unpleasant consequences, and doing more might mean loss of job or even life.
Backed up by a boffo three-man combo on piano (Charlie Reuter), bass (Kevin Cooper) and percussion (Danny King), the closeted Sam sings nearly 20 songs and tells the sad “Story of My Life,” beginning with his father’s desertion and ending with another unhappy event.
Sam describes childhood with his single mom in Nebraska, where “the landscape is so flat, you can watch your dog run away for five days.” It was here that his mom gave him a cello and encouraged him to sing.
After the war, he goes to New York, where he meets the no-nonsense Helene from Joliet, Ill. (“It’s the biggest maximum-security prison in the country. And there’s a jail.”), who becomes his best gal pal. When he mentions he’d like to sing, she advises him to work in a bar and take it from there.
The other major person in Sam’s New York life is Joel, also closeted and fearful of exposure, who brings both joy and sadness for Sam.
Macfarlane, perhaps best known for his work as Scotty on the TV series “Brothers & Sisters,” is a convincing actor, but his too-cautious approach to singing gets in the way of connecting with the audience. It’s a pity, because many of the songs – by the likes of Kurt Weill, Cole Porter and George Gershwin – are classics.
Still, the band is great, the martinis are strong, and where better for a show like this than a nice Hillcrest bar?
The details
"Sam Bendrix At The Bon Soir" plays through Oct. 17 at Martinis Above Fourth, 3940 Fourth Ave., Suite 200, Hillcrest.
Monday through Wednesday at 7:30 pm; Saturday at 2 pm; Sunday at 2 and 7:30 pm.
For tickets, call 858-550-1010 or visit HERE.
To read more reviews by SDGLN Theater Critic Jean Lowerison, click HERE.
Sunday, 23 September 2012
Luke will be on "8" The Play by Dustin Lance Black
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"8" The Play | October 7, 2012, at 7 p.m.
by Dustin Lance Black
Directed by Mark Rucker
An unconstitutional proposition.
An unprecedented decision.
An unforgettable play.
In association with the American Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER) and Broadway Impact, A.C.T. is proud to present a one-night-only reading of "8," the landmark play chronicling the historic trial in the federal constitutional challenge to California's Proposition 8. Written by Dustin Lance Black, the Academy Award?winning screenwriter of Milk, "8" is the unprecedented account of the federal district court trial Perry v. Schwarzenegger (now Perry v. Brown), the case filed by AFER to overturn Proposition 8, which stripped gay and lesbian Californians of the freedom to marry. Black based "8" on the actual trial transcripts, firsthand observations of what went on in the courtroom, and interviews with the plaintiffs and their families. This one-night-only event will feature playwright Dustin Lance Black, legendary LGBT activist Cleve Jones, actor Luke Macfarlane (TV’s Brothers & Sisters), and other special guests.
Proceeds from the reading benefit AFER and LGBTQ youth participating in A.C.T.'s ArtReach program, which offers free student matinee tickets and theater-based pre- and post-show workshops at no cost to 23 public high schools in the Bay Area (including all 18 San Francisco public high schools) with large populations of underserved, low-income students who otherwise would have little exposure to the arts.
Tickets are available for $50 to $100. A limited number of $250 VIP tickets are available and include premium seating and access to a postshow reception with the cast. This performance takes place at A.C.T.’s Geary Theater, 415 Geary Street, San Francisco.
Special Events
To buy tickets, click here or call 415.749.2228.
This performance takes place at A.C.T.'s Geary Theater, 415 Geary Street, San Francisco.
"8" The Play | October 7, 2012, at 7 p.m.
Directed by Mark Rucker
An unconstitutional proposition.
An unprecedented decision.
An unforgettable play.
In association with the American Foundation for Equal Rights (AFER) and Broadway Impact, A.C.T. is proud to present a one-night-only reading of "8," the landmark play chronicling the historic trial in the federal constitutional challenge to California's Proposition 8. Written by Dustin Lance Black, the Academy Award?winning screenwriter of Milk, "8" is the unprecedented account of the federal district court trial Perry v. Schwarzenegger (now Perry v. Brown), the case filed by AFER to overturn Proposition 8, which stripped gay and lesbian Californians of the freedom to marry. Black based "8" on the actual trial transcripts, firsthand observations of what went on in the courtroom, and interviews with the plaintiffs and their families. This one-night-only event will feature playwright Dustin Lance Black, legendary LGBT activist Cleve Jones, actor Luke Macfarlane (TV’s Brothers & Sisters), and other special guests.
Proceeds from the reading benefit AFER and LGBTQ youth participating in A.C.T.'s ArtReach program, which offers free student matinee tickets and theater-based pre- and post-show workshops at no cost to 23 public high schools in the Bay Area (including all 18 San Francisco public high schools) with large populations of underserved, low-income students who otherwise would have little exposure to the arts.
Tickets are available for $50 to $100. A limited number of $250 VIP tickets are available and include premium seating and access to a postshow reception with the cast. This performance takes place at A.C.T.’s Geary Theater, 415 Geary Street, San Francisco.
Special Events
To buy tickets, click here or call 415.749.2228.
This performance takes place at A.C.T.'s Geary Theater, 415 Geary Street, San Francisco.
Saturday, 22 September 2012
Jazz 88 - Inside Art
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Inside Art
Host:Dave Drexler
I missed recording this air, so I borrowed the audio from yinyang077. Thanks.
Inside Art
Host:Dave Drexler
I missed recording this air, so I borrowed the audio from yinyang077. Thanks.
Thursday, 20 September 2012
KUSI.com - KUSI News Luke's interview
[Source(http://www.kusi.com/video?clipId=7742847)-deleted]
Luke Macfarlane stars in "Sam Bendrix at the Bon Soir"
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Luke Macfarlane stars in "Sam Bendrix at the Bon Soir"
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