Scribbles.co: November 2019

Nov 30, 2019

What's happening with our friends at
the Dunnville Community Theatre...

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Deck the Halls With Art by Amy, Fa,la,la,la,la...la,la....la,laaaa

You use a glass mirror to see your face; you use works of art to see your soul

– George Bernard Shaw

Nov 29, 2019

Molly's Canine Companions

Hate comes from intimidation, love comes from appreciation

– Tyga

Nov 25, 2019

33. That's how many people submitted costumes for Scribbles 2019 Costume Contest. Those 33 awesome costumes were then divided into two groups, ages 13 & under and 14 & up.

Ken & his alter ego Klyde have been instrumental in launching this year's contest and showing you pix of the costumes. Now they're back to announce our winners...but that's not all....After the winners are announced, stick around for Ken & Klyde bloopers ...silly outtakes from the production of the contest videos.

You'll also find a very amusing bird, taunting a cat in a game of peekaboo. ENJOY!

If you don't take care of your body, where are you going to live?

Nov 17, 2019

Too Cute at Two

Visit Stacey Clutterbuck Photography's Facebook page - HERE

Wanting to be someone else is a waste of who you are

– Kurt Cobain

The Good Life

Everything you do and have done has gotten you closer to who you really are and who you aspire to be.
So in essence, even if you disagree with what you have done, it was never time wasted.

It's Beginning to Look a lot Like Christmas Thanks to Ken's DIY Ideas

Yesterday I was clever, so I wanted to change the world. Today I am wise, so I am changing myself

― Rumi

Nov 16, 2019

Woo HOO!

I will go anywhere as long as it is forward

— David Livingston

Nov 10, 2019

A Big Fish Story...VERY Big!

The meaning of life is to give life meaning

– Ken Hudgins

Scribbles Costumes Collections Video

In case you'd like to rewatch our Scribbles Costume Contest Launch Video, featuring amusing banter with Ken and Klyde or if you'd like to see all those cool costumes you and your fellow Scribbles friends have worn in the past 20 years, here they are once again.

Ken & Klyde Introduce This Year's Costume Contest...

Costume Contest ENTRIES...

The Ultimate Costume Collection - 20 Years of Your Costumes....

All limitations are self-imposed

– Oliver Wendell Holmes

The Big 3-0

Never let your emotions overpower your intelligence

– Drake

Rocky Horror Live Show Had Us Shivering with An-ti-ci....PATION!

ABOVE PHOTOS BY SCRIBBLES

Back for a record-breaking 17th year, the Oh Canada Eh Dinner Theatre the once again presented the Rocky Horror Show Live for four performances, appropriately enough, on and around Halloween. I had seen the theatre group’s first production in 2002, where they aired the movie and only the musical numbers were actually live. That format had long since been abandoned as the entire show has been performed live for many years now.

This year, in order to accommodate larger crowds, the theatre group took up residency at the Seneca Queen Theatre in downtown Niagara Falls. In addition to entertaining Rocky Horror fans, the shows also raised funds for Positive Living Niagara. Theatre-goers were encouraged to dress as their favourite characters and to ensure everyone was ready to play along, audience participation kits were available for only $10.

When my friend Cathy asked me if I’d be interested in going to see The Rocky Horror Show Live with her, I figured she must be a big fan who - not unlike myself - has seen the cult classic movie countless times and is familiar with all the crowd interaction.

My assumption was as off as Brad Majors decision to drive his car without a spare tire. Cathy was actually what they refer to as a Rocky Horror “virgin”, who had heard of but never before seen the show. For me, this added an element of amusement as I would often glance over to check out Cathy’s reactions and prompt her as to what to do with the newspaper, when to throw toast or playing cards and when to yell out “asshole” and “slut” whenever Brad introduced himself and his fiancé Janet to other characters in the show.

Many of the diverse cast had performed in past productions of the theatre group’s Rocky Horror Show Live, including J.P. Baldwin who brilliantly reprised his role of Dr. Frank-N-Further for the seventh year. Baldwin even broke “the fourth wall” to interact with enthusiastic audience members. “You’re in my castle now”, he quipped to a rather rambunctious fan, much to the delight of the entire room –both the cast and the crowd.

The Rocky Horror Show differs slightly from its 1975 big screen counterpart The Rocky Horror Picture Show. The moment Frank-N-Furter’s creation Rocky comes to life is a bit more subdued, Eddie doesn’t ride around stage on a motorcycle before being bludgeoned and Dr. Scott and the other guests don’t gather for a Meatloaf meal, but the premise is similar.

Kudos to Oh Canada Eh Dinner Theatre, Seneca Queen Theatre and the stellar cast and crew for a night out we’re going to remember...for a very long time.