Adrian Neblett
Latest News on Adrian Neblett:
The Firehall Arts Centre Launches 2019/2020 Season With THE SHIPMENT (Aug 6, 2019)
Third Wheel Productions Brings Vancouver DEEP INTO DARKNESS, An Immersive Theatrical Experience (Jul 19, 2019)
Photo Flash: First Look at Dark Glass Theatre's RUINED by Lynn Nottage (Feb 2, 2018)
The Firehall Arts Centre Launches 2019/2020 Season With THE SHIPMENT (Aug 6, 2019)
Third Wheel Productions Brings Vancouver DEEP INTO DARKNESS, An Immersive Theatrical Experience (Jul 19, 2019)
Photo Flash: First Look at Dark Glass Theatre's RUINED by Lynn Nottage (Feb 2, 2018)
BIO
Adrian Neblett was born in Montreal, a first generation Canadian to parents of Caribbean descent. His screen credits include The Arrangement, Motive, and Fringe, among others. On stage he's been seen in Welcome to Harlem: A Hellfighter's Story with Rooted Theatre Productions, Hardline Productions' award winning production of Of Mice and Men, and most recently in the very successful The Shipment with Speakeasy Theatre.
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The Firehall Arts Centre Launches 2019/2020 Season With THE SHIPMENT
The Firehall Arts Centre launches its 37th anniversary season with SpeakEasy Theatre's powerful and provocative comedy, The Shipment, from Wednesday, September 25 to Saturday, October 5, 2019.
The Firehall Arts Centre launches its 37th anniversary season with SpeakEasy Theatre's powerful and provocative comedy, The Shipment, from Wednesday, September 25 to Saturday, October 5, 2019.
Third Wheel Productions Brings Vancouver DEEP INTO DARKNESS, An Immersive Theatrical Experience
Third Wheel Productions, an experiential production company, is thrilled to present the world premiere of 'Deep Into Darkness', an immersive theatrical experience at The Cultch Theatre in Vancouver from August 13th to 25th.
Third Wheel Productions, an experiential production company, is thrilled to present the world premiere of 'Deep Into Darkness', an immersive theatrical experience at The Cultch Theatre in Vancouver from August 13th to 25th.
Photo Flash: First Look at Dark Glass Theatre's RUINED by Lynn Nottage
What is justified when survival is on the line? In a small town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a bar called Mama Nadi's. As a vicious civil war drags on, young women find their way to Mama's, and to safety - of a kind. Nadi both protects and profits off the bodies of women who have become casualties of violence, ensuring survival by catering to both sides of the conflict… but how long can she keep the war outside her walls?
What is justified when survival is on the line? In a small town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a bar called Mama Nadi's. As a vicious civil war drags on, young women find their way to Mama's, and to safety - of a kind. Nadi both protects and profits off the bodies of women who have become casualties of violence, ensuring survival by catering to both sides of the conflict… but how long can she keep the war outside her walls?
Photo Flash: Pacific Theatre presents a Dark Glass Theatre production RUINED by Lynn Nottage
What is justified when survival is on the line?_ In a small town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a bar called Mama Nadi's. As a vicious civil war drags on, young women find their way to Mama's, and to safety of a kind. Nadi both protects and profits off the bodies of women who have become casualties of violence, ensuring survival by catering to both sides of the conflict but how long can she keep the war outside her walls?
What is justified when survival is on the line?_ In a small town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a bar called Mama Nadi's. As a vicious civil war drags on, young women find their way to Mama's, and to safety of a kind. Nadi both protects and profits off the bodies of women who have become casualties of violence, ensuring survival by catering to both sides of the conflict but how long can she keep the war outside her walls?
Pacific Theatre Present RUINED by Lynn Nottage
What is justified when survival is on the line?_ In a small town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a bar called Mama Nadi's. As a vicious civil war drags on, young women find their way to Mama's, and to safety of a kind. Nadi both protects and profits off the bodies of women who have become casualties of violence, ensuring survival by catering to both sides of the conflict but how long can she keep the war outside her walls?
What is justified when survival is on the line?_ In a small town in the Democratic Republic of Congo, there is a bar called Mama Nadi's. As a vicious civil war drags on, young women find their way to Mama's, and to safety of a kind. Nadi both protects and profits off the bodies of women who have become casualties of violence, ensuring survival by catering to both sides of the conflict but how long can she keep the war outside her walls?
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