Killcreek is #23 on Now Magazine's list of "25 Things You Can't Miss" at this year's Fringe

Killcreek cast member, Romaine Waite's picture is gracing the pages of this year's Now Magazine's highly anticipated guide to the Toronto Fringe, titled "25 Things You Can't Miss." Killcreek logged in at #23.

An online version can be seen here.

Dan Cristofori as Daryl

Dan Cristofori as Daryl

Angela Brown as Maddy

Angela Brown as Maddy

Romaine Waite as Rick

Romaine Waite as Rick

Cheryl Bain as Mrs. Cranston

Cheryl Bain as Mrs. Cranston

Chris Leveille as Mike.

Chris Leveille as Mike.

Dan Smallman as the Union Boss

Dan Smallman as the Union Boss

Killcreek on the Radio!

The cast of Killcreek, along with Director Katherine E. Bignell, and Playwright Brandon Pitts, will be interviewed by radio personality Nik Beat on CIUT's HOWL 89.5 FM, 10pm Eastern, June 11th. Listen here:

Killcreek a success at the Annex Street Festival.

The cast of Killcreek was part of the Fringe preview of the Annex Street Festival and performed a small sample of the play on Bloor Street. Their performance was so convincing, people were threatening to call the police. One woman was yelling at actor Romaine Waite to "Stop it or he'll be in trouble."

Killcreek showtimes at the Randolph!

Friday, July 5, 2013 - 7:00pm - 8:00pm
Sunday, July 7, 2013 - 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Monday, July 8, 2013 - 10:30pm - 11:30pm
Wednesday, July 10, 2013 - 1:45pm - 2:45pm
Thursday, July 11, 2013 - 9:15pm - 10:15pm
Saturday, July 13, 2013 - 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Sunday, July 14, 2013 - 5:15pm - 6:15pm

Tickets $10 at the door. 

Starring 
Angela Brown
Dan Cristofori
Romaine Waite
Chris Leveille
Cheryl Bain 
Dan Smallman

Directed by Katherine E. Bignell
A play by Brandon Pitts

Book Launch at Q-Space

IOWI Presents:
Killcreek – a play, by Brandon Pitts
June 15th, 2-4 pm
Q-Space
382 College St. Toronto

Signed copies also available online via www.brandonpitts.com

Although Killcreek is set in a small Montana mining town in 1951, the universal theme of the American dream turned nightmare – with its human toll in the form of unemployment, foreclosure and alcoholism – resonates today. Archetypal characters play out the 1% versus 99% in this socially and environmentally astute play. The boom and bust of a town’s reliance on natural resources, not to mention the collateral damage as men risk their lives for a paycheque, take a heavy toll on this family. Mired in lives of sacrifice, depression and desperation, all they have is each other. But will love and family be enough? 

– Cathy McKim, life with more cowbell blogger      http://lifewithmorecowbell.wordpress.com/

Killcreek Pre-order

Pre-orders for Brandon Pitts', Killcreek can be purchased at www.brandonpitts.com.
$15, includes shipping and is signed by the author.

You can also get both Killcreek and Brandon Pitts' collection of poetry, Pressure to Sing for $22.