Share the Joy with the Human Statues in Spruce Grove on February 17
Together, Jeff Bryant and Zach Stevenson comprise the folk/pop duo The Human Statues. Originally from Vancouver Island, British Columbia, these young men are on a mission to spread “jubilation” across the nation. Whether it’s playing high-energy band shows at festivals, or intimate acoustic performances in theatres like Horizon Stage (February 17) and The Shell Theatre (February 18), Jeff and Zach are committed to connecting with people through humour, authenticity and a love of music and live performance.
The Human Statues blend an energetic pop sensibility with lyrical depth and sweet vocal harmony. Their catchy melodies, rich vocal harmonies and clever lyrics consistently win over audiences, creating a new and growing fan-base wherever they perform. With a play-list that includes a mixture of original songs and popular covers like “Take on Me” by A-ha and “I Saw Her Standing There” by the Beatles, Jeff and Zack’s music appeals to a wide range of ages and genre-preferences. Young, hip, and totally fun, the Human Statues have been compared to Simon and Garfunkel and the Barenaked Ladies.
Experience and delight in the Human Statues for yourself at Horizon Stage in Spruce Grove on Friday, February 17th at 9 p.m. (Note Later Time). Tickets are $25 for adults, $20 for students/seniors, $5 for eyeGO, and can be purchased by calling 780-962-8995. Ticket are also available through Ticketmaster at www.ticketmaster.ca.
“Gorgeously bright, jubilant pop”
ECHO Weekly
The Human Statues provide a fun ride through some amazing songs.
The only thing better (than their CD) is seeing them live!”
Steve Darling, Global TV Vancouver
“These guys definitely have the whole package of songs, personality and pizzazz.
The world will be hearing about them, big time!”
David Bash, Shindig Magazine (London, UK)
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Thursday, January 19, 2012
An Unforgettable One-man Circus Comedy!
Horizon Stage presents Jamie Adkins in Circus Incognitus on Saturday, February 4 at 2 p.m.
With his numerous talents and years of experience as a multidisciplinary acrobat, Jamie Adkins has won the admiration of critics and the adoration of the circus-going public. In his newest creation, Circus Incognitus, Jamie uses everyday objects to perform dazzling, awe-inspiring and hilarious circus routines. Horizon Stage is excited to be presenting Jamie Adkins in Circus Incognitus as the first performance of their 2012 Family Matinee Series on Saturday, February 4th at 2 p.m.
Jamie began his circus career at the age of 13 in San Diego, where he delighted passers-by as a street performer. In San Francisco, he joined the Pickle Family Circus. Later, he became a valued member of Montréal's famed Cirque Éloize, performing in their production Excentricus and touring for them with Typo, a show of his own creation.
As an eclectic clown, juggler, balancing artist, and physical poet, Jamie distinguishes himself with a unique style that faithfully and humorously conveys the essence of the ordinary man. As he forges ahead on his career path, he is always seeking new ways to develop his artistry and to bring wonder and laughter to his audiences. His newest creation, Circus Incognitus, is an artistic event that springs from his own inner world and vibrant imagination. In Circus Incognitus, Jamie’s character is constantly fraught with challenges, but for each problem he always finds a fun and unusual solution.
Join Jamie on his courageous adventure at Horizon Stage on Saturday, February 4th at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 for all ages and include an hour of preshow activities for the kids starting at 1 p.m. Family Matinee Ticket Packages are also available for $35 and they include one ticket to Circus Incognitus, one ticket to Linda Tillery and the Cultural Heritage Choir on February 18 and one ticket to Connie Kaldor on April 7. To order tickets call 780-962-8995, visit the Spruce Grove City Hall Ticket Centre in person at 315 Jespersen Avenue, or go to www.ticketmaster.ca. Horizon Stage is located at 1001 Calahoo Road, attached to Spruce Grove Composite High School.
www.jamieadkins.com, www.horizonstage.com.
With his numerous talents and years of experience as a multidisciplinary acrobat, Jamie Adkins has won the admiration of critics and the adoration of the circus-going public. In his newest creation, Circus Incognitus, Jamie uses everyday objects to perform dazzling, awe-inspiring and hilarious circus routines. Horizon Stage is excited to be presenting Jamie Adkins in Circus Incognitus as the first performance of their 2012 Family Matinee Series on Saturday, February 4th at 2 p.m.
Jamie began his circus career at the age of 13 in San Diego, where he delighted passers-by as a street performer. In San Francisco, he joined the Pickle Family Circus. Later, he became a valued member of Montréal's famed Cirque Éloize, performing in their production Excentricus and touring for them with Typo, a show of his own creation.
As an eclectic clown, juggler, balancing artist, and physical poet, Jamie distinguishes himself with a unique style that faithfully and humorously conveys the essence of the ordinary man. As he forges ahead on his career path, he is always seeking new ways to develop his artistry and to bring wonder and laughter to his audiences. His newest creation, Circus Incognitus, is an artistic event that springs from his own inner world and vibrant imagination. In Circus Incognitus, Jamie’s character is constantly fraught with challenges, but for each problem he always finds a fun and unusual solution.
Join Jamie on his courageous adventure at Horizon Stage on Saturday, February 4th at 2 p.m. Tickets are $15 for all ages and include an hour of preshow activities for the kids starting at 1 p.m. Family Matinee Ticket Packages are also available for $35 and they include one ticket to Circus Incognitus, one ticket to Linda Tillery and the Cultural Heritage Choir on February 18 and one ticket to Connie Kaldor on April 7. To order tickets call 780-962-8995, visit the Spruce Grove City Hall Ticket Centre in person at 315 Jespersen Avenue, or go to www.ticketmaster.ca. Horizon Stage is located at 1001 Calahoo Road, attached to Spruce Grove Composite High School.
www.jamieadkins.com, www.horizonstage.com.
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