I have the great fortune of calling
many talented people my friends,
and a few of them will be playing characters
from the book at the
MEET THE CAST!
Allison Hossack has appeared in over forty television and film projects. Recent work includes playing Kate Bosworth’s dysfunctional mother in Sony TV’s The Art of More, and Thomas Mann’s mother in the independent film Our House. In real life she mothers her six year old twins Maggie and Theo. Kate and Thomas were definitely easier. You can see a recent demo reel and pics of Allison here: http://allisonhossack.astralreel.com/
Michael Longstaff has appeared in Toronto,
Montreal, Banff, Edmonton, London's West End and at the Edinburgh Fringe
Festival. Favourite roles include Colonel Fitzwilliam in Pride
and Prejudice, Jerry
in Edward Albee’s Zoo Story and Bobby in David Mamet’s American Buffalo.
Recent TV appearances include Reign for the CW Network, Heroes
Reborn and Covert Affairs on NBC, Copper
for BBC America/Showcase and in Pegasus Vs. Chimera for the SyFy
Network. He played Rupert Gillis on CBC's Road to Avonlea, He
is a graduate of the London Academy of
Music and Dramatic Art (UK) and The
Theatre School in London, Ontario.
Darcy McMann is a Toronto Writer, Actor, and Director. He has appeared in television commercials, music videos, and the feature films Backseat Animal, and Sudbury 96. He is currently attending George Brown College for film and video production.
Simon Joseph
has trained with Alan Lee, John Boylan, Sears and Switzer, Tom Todoroff and
Brian Levy. Upcoming appearances include Collision Course on REELZ
in the U.S. and Canada: The Story of Us on CBC.
Kaan Akalin is a commercial film director based in Toronto. His work can be viewed at www.kaanakalin.com
Daniel Perry 's first collection of short stories, Hamburger, was published by Thistledown Press earlier this year. His second, Nobody
Looks That Young Here, is forthcoming from Guernica Editions in 2018.
Heather J. Wood
is the author of the novels Fortune Cookie and Roll With It.
She is the editor of international anthology, Gods, Memes and Monsters, for
which she is a 2016 World Fantasy Award nominee.
Anukriti Singh
is currently at work on her first story collection. Her short story “The
Peacock Feather” was recently published in The
Lunaris Review. She started training in Indian classical dancing at the age
of five and began performing on stage shortly afterwards. After enjoying a
decade long stint in fashion while travelling and living in several countries,
she fell down a rabbit hole and landed in Toronto two years ago.
Albert Choi lives in Toronto and works as a software developer. He writes short stories in his spare time. His writing has appeared in On Spec Magazine and Postscripts to Darkness 4.
See all of these talented people,
playing characters from Rockets Versus Gravity,
RIGHT HERE:
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